Atlanta’s biggest alternative festival just dropped its 2026 lineup, and it is massive. Shaky Knees will return to Piedmont Park September 18–20 with headliners The Strokes, Gorillaz, and Twenty One Pilots leading a bill that reads like a greatest hits playlist for the last two decades of rock and beyond. Also set to perform: Pavement, […]
Flyleaf are officially turning back the clock. The Texas alt-rock band has announced a 20th Anniversary Tour featuring original lead vocalist Lacey Sturm, marking the first full headline run with Sturm since her departure in 2012. Produced by Live Nation, the 14-city tour kicks off July 8 at the Tabernacle in Atlanta and runs through
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Rush are taking their return victory lap overseas. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson have expanded their Fifty Something reunion tour with a new 2027 run across South America, the UK, and Europe, beginning Jan. 15 in Buenos Aires and wrapping April 10 in Helsinki. According to the band’s official announcement, it will be Rush’s first
Poppy has officially mapped out the North American leg of her Constantly Nowhere tour. The run kicks off July 7 in Washington, D.C., and stretches through August 19 in Nashville. Joining her on the road are French metalcore outfit LANDMVRKS and post-hardcore band Thousand Below. Tickets went on sale to the general public on February
Bourbon & Beyond will return to the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, Kentucky, from September 24–27, 2026, unveiling what organizers describe as the largest lineup in the festival’s history. According to Rolling Stone, more than 100 artists will perform across five stages during the four-day weekend. The annual event, presented by Danny Wimmer Presents, continues
Breaking Benjamin have officially put their fall plans on the books. The multi-platinum hard rock mainstays will launch a 2026 North American tour on September 2 in Camden, New Jersey, with support from Chevelle, Starset, and Kami Kehoe on select dates. Produced by Live Nation, the run stretches through October 24, wrapping in Bristow, Virginia
At 76, Bruce Springsteen is not easing into legacy status. He is doubling down. The Boss has announced a 20-date U.S. arena run with the E Street Band, launching March 31 in Minneapolis and wrapping May 27 in Washington, D.C. Dubbed the Land of Hope and Dreams tour, the spring run marks Springsteen’s first full
Puscifer do not really do “rollout season” the way other bands do. They build worlds, populate them with weird little gremlins and saints, then invite you inside once the lights are already flickering. Now that Normal Isn’t is officially out in the wild, Maynard James Keenan (Tool), Mat Mitchell, and Carina Round are gearing up
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San Diego is getting a full stadium-level reggae-rock takeover this summer. The inaugural Field Of Dreamz Festival lands at Petco Park on Saturday, June 13, transforming the Padres’ home field into a multi-stage music destination. Organizers have confirmed a lineup led by Sublime and Slightly Stoopid, joined by Stephen Marley, The Elovaters, Pepper, DENM, and
Sublime has added two major stops to the inaugural Sublime Me Gusta Festival: June 27 in Portland, Oregon at Tom McCall Waterfront Park and July 18 in Salt Lake City, Utah at Zions Bank Stadium. The multi-city concept debuted earlier with a May 9 launch in Fort Worth, and it is already shaping up to
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