If last summer proved anything, it is that pop punk never really learned how to age quietly. Simple Plan have announced Bigger Than You Think! Tour The Sequel, a second run of their wildly successful US headline tour that picks up where things left off and pushes even harder into celebration mode. The new leg […]
There are albums that define a moment, and then there are albums that quietly keep showing up for people long after the moment has passed. Bleed American is firmly in the second category. This summer, Jimmy Eat World will mark the album’s 25th anniversary with a massive North American and international tour that treats the
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For a band that’s spent more than three decades turning chaos into community, there’s something fitting about Less Than Jake throwing their biggest party of the year right where it all began. The Gainesville ska-punk lifers have announced Wake and Bake 2026, a two-night hometown takeover set for March 13–14 at Vivid Music Hall, promising
There’s no easing into summer for Buckcherry. The band have announced the first leg of their Summer 2026 Let It Roar Tour, kicking off May 2 at the M3 Festival in Columbia, Maryland, and running through May 31 at Oklahoma City’s Diamond Ballroom. Alongside the tour news, Buckcherry have dropped a live concert video for
By the time Codefendants announced their sophomore album LIFERS, it became clear that the band was not interested in softening the edges or explaining themselves to anyone still clutching genre rulebooks. Out April 3, LIFERS is produced by Fat Mike from punk juggernaut NOFX, and arrives with single “Rivals,” a snarling new single that brings
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In the early 2000s, heavy rock found a new center of gravity, less about bravado, more about fracture and dirt, building off the earlier grunge era of the 90’s. When Staind released Break The Cycle in 2001, it landed squarely in that moment, pairing post-grunge weight with a stark emotional directness that pushed rock radio
Alice Cooper isn’t done sharpening the guillotine. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame icon has announced a Spring 2026 U.S. headline run, bringing his long-running shock-rock spectacle back on the road with the return of the “Alice’s Attic” production. The tour launches April 14 in San Antonio and runs through May 9 with a
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Goose are officially scaling up. The band has announced a sprawling 2026 summer headline tour that reads less like a victory lap and more like a statement of intent — one anchored by a two-night return to Madison Square Garden, multiple multi-night stands across North America, and a rotating cast of special guests pulled from
Nearly two decades into their career, Pierce The Veil are doing something few bands from the Warped Tour generation ever get the chance to do: come home and headline a stadium. The San Diego trio will return to their hometown on September 12, 2026, for their largest show to date — a career-defining performance at Petco
Tori Amos has spent her career turning the personal into the political, the mythic into the immediate. With In Times of Dragons, her newly announced 18th studio album due out May 1 via Universal/Fontana, she leans fully into that alchemy — framing the present moment as a battle between storytelling, power, and survival. The album,
