The My Chemical Romance fans are absolutely living this summer. First, in August, Gerard Way appeared at the premiere for the fourth season of his comic book-turned Netflix series, The Umbrella Academy. Additionally, Frank Iero dropped new single “This Song Is A Curse…” in celebration of the 10th anniversary of Stomachaches. Finally, Mikey Way posted a cryptic My Chemical Romance setlist on his Instagram. Could this mean a new tour is underway? This setlist is comprised of the tracks from 2006’s The Black Parade. This is the record that the band will be playing in its entirety at this year’s… Read more »
Reviews of ‘Lightsaber’ and ‘Keep Sweet: Pray & Obey’… and we LOVE the targeted Instagram ads we get. Seriously.
Listen Up! This time on episode 524, Kanye West created his first ever Opera, Instagram is completely transforming and Brett has his own say for it, and also, do you guys feel the same way about Instagram, even with its change? …enjoy. The Brett Davern Show is streamed LIVE daily at 10am (eastern) 7am (pacific) on idobi Radio at https://idobi.com Follow Brett on social media @BDavv, Katie : @KatieLeclerc, the show @BrettDavernShow
Eden and Mark take a trip down memory lane of days when they met on tour and a time when Mark was Sheppard Ferry’s assistant.
[imgfull] [/imgfull] What should Josh’s Instagram name be? We’ll debate on the new episode of First Person while listening to Dragonette, Guards, and Palms.
It’s time for round two of Daisy Grenade‘s headlining tour! The dazzling duo just revealed that they’re hitting the road again this fall and winter with support from Boyish. They shared on Instagram, “So Much 2 Say was 2 good 2 be 2rue and now we are 2 2toked 2 tell 2ou that we are 2oing 2 do it again in 2November & 2ecember!!!!!!” The tour kicks off on November 17 in New Orleans at Republic NOLA and wraps up on December 13 at Amityville Music Hall in New York. You can also catch Daisy Grenade at Vans Warped Tour… Read more »
Mayday Parade has unleashed their new track, “Lying To Myself,” preceded by “Weekend Music” and “Blame It On The Youth.” All singles are set to appear on Sugar, out July 24, which marks their final album in their three-part LP series. The band shares on social media, “The song digs into themes of denial and those moments where you’re finally forced to be honest with yourself. Paired with driving guitars, it’s classic Mayday Parade, dontcha think?” Guitarist Brooks Betts expands on his process and explains, “I had worked on this song for a month and couldn’t get the vibe right… Read more »
Indie pop fans, rejoice! Genre mainstays The Wldlfe just announced a massive headlining tour this fall with support from Landon Conrath. Alongside the tour drop, the trio unleashed their new single, “No Sleep”—an ideal summer playlist bop. The new single arrives via Nashville’s Riser House Records, an exciting new venture for the group. Vocalist Jansen Hogan says, “Before, it was consistent: write, record, tour, repeat. Now there’s space. We’ve learned what matters most now is making the music what we want to make. There’s so much noise about what you should do. And now… we just want to be ourselves… Read more »
Summer is officially here, and these new tunes are sizzling hot. Whether you’re heading to the beach, are hitting the road for a friend trip, or simply basking in the air conditioning, we’ve got the best new metal, indie, pop-punk, and rock finds that just dropped in June. From Senses to Sawyer Hill and beyond, these new songs will be your fave new listens. Want more new music like this? Download the free idobi App and tune into idobi Radio, Howl, and anthm. Senses — “Perfect” (Simple Plan Cover) Hopeless Records has revealed a new track for Songs That Saved My Life. Los Angeles… Read more »
While on the idobi Radio Summer School Tour, Chase Petra has revealed A Terrible Ennui, a vital trio of songs that discuss the plight of being a human…the good, bad, and ugly. Chase Petra shared on Instagram, “Growing up – back when depression first got its grubby hands on me – I used to lament about all of the terrible feelings I felt, mostly to my dad. I asked him how I could possibly feel so bad even in the absence of any ‘real’ hardship (whatever that means). He would reply, ‘You’re suffering a terrible ennui,’ and then he’d laugh.… Read more »
