Shinedown have announced their eighth studio album, EI8HT, arriving May 29 via Atlantic Records. Alongside the news, the band released a new track, “Safe And Sound,” out now. The album announcement also comes with a major road plan: Shinedown’s Dance Kid Dance Act II World Tour, a 54-date run spanning 11 countries with stops across […]
There’s a different kind of weight to “Catch a Wave.” On the new single, AWOLNATION link up with North Shore big-wave champion turned musician Makua Rothman for a tribute to surfers who lost their lives. Recorded at Top Tomato Market in Venice with producer Jimmy Messer, the track transforms personal loss into something communal and
In the late Nineties, Ozzfest wasn’t just a tour — it was a traveling demolition derby of distortion, testosterone, and barely contained chaos. Bands weren’t just competing for crowd reaction; they were competing for oxygen. Somewhere in that smoke-choked ecosystem of pyro, mud, and Monster Energy before Monster Energy, (Hed) P.E. carved out a reputation
U2 have unveiled a new six-track EP, Days Of Ash, a politically focused release inspired by recent global events. The project, released on Ash Wednesday, features five new songs along with a reading of the poem “Wildpeace” by Israeli poet Yehuda Amichai. Frontman Bono described the EP as separate in tone from the band’s forthcoming
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The Crimewave is about to hit again. Codefendants have announced “Lonely Life,” the second single from their upcoming sophomore album LIFERS, due April 3. “Lonely Life” is described by the band as one of the most collaborative songs on the record. Fat Mike calls it “a roller coaster ride with no seat belt or safety
When The Black Keys pulled the plug on their big North American run in 2024, it was the kind of career speed bump you do not usually see from a band with arena level history. At the time, there was no detailed public explanation, but the story quickly hardened into a familiar modern touring narrative:
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When Tool drummer Danny Carey starts talking about timelines, fans tend to listen closely. The famously meticulous progressive-metal titans don’t move quickly — their last album, Fear Inoculum, arrived in 2019 after a 13-year wait — but Carey says the wheels are turning again. And if all goes according to plan, the next chapter won’t
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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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There was a time when Southern California punk felt like a regional secret with photocopied flyers, sweat-soaked clubs, word-of-mouth mythology. On February 13th at Hamilton’s TD Coliseum, that same spirit detonated inside an arena, as The Offspring and Bad Religion turned a mid-winter Ontario night into a full-blown punk-rock revival meeting. Bad Religion wasted no
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Casey Wasserman, the sports and entertainment executive who founded and owns the Wasserman Group talent agency and serves as chair of the LA28 organizing committee for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, has begun the process of selling his company after his name appeared in a recent US Department of Justice release tied to Jeffrey
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