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Incubus Announce 29-Date U.S. Tour with Badflower and Paris Jackson

Today, rock legends, Incubus, surprised fans with a massive 29-date US summer tour announcement alongside Badflower and Paris Jackson. The news comes just a few weeks after the band announced a string of UK tour dates that will kick off on June 1 in Berlin, Germany. Following their summer tour dates in the UK and US, Incubus will also be performing at Aftershock Festival in Sacramento, CA on Oct. 5 and headlining a special performance on Oct. 6 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles with Action Bronson and Paris Jackson. All tickets will be available this Friday, April 7… Read more »

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Sleep Theory Share Beautifully Reimagined Paper Hearts EP

Sleep Theory has returned with a special reimagining of their beloved EP Paper Hearts today. Originally released in 2023, the EP boasted very successful singles from the band like “Gone or Staying” and “Numb.” Sleep Theory actually performed both of these songs live at the idobi studio last year. You can watch that idobi Session here. The new reimagined version of Paper Hearts shows Sleep Theory on a new bed of instrumentation. Sonically, the group is known for its hard rock sound bathed in buttery vocals. The new version is lo-fi, stripped back, and more pop-leaning. This really complements the… Read more »

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The Used Announce New West Coast Fall 2026 Tour Dates

If you don’t have tickets to see The Used at festivals such as Aftershock and Louder Than Life…fear not! The group just announced a whole bunch of headlining tour dates this fall. The run kicks off on October 4 in Spokane and will also stop in Boise, Reno, Ventura, Las Vegas, and Riverside. Then, the night before Halloween, Bert McCracken and crew will be My Chemical Romance at the Hollywood Bowl. Beef officially squashed! Artist presale kicks off on Wednesday, August 26 at 10 A local time with code: USEDFOREVER. Additionally, all general tickets will go live beginning on Friday,… Read more »

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The Home Team Announces Fall Tour With Heart Attack Man & More

The Home Team has announced The Crucible Of Life Tour Part II coming this fall! Kicking off September 15 in Harrisburg, PA, the tour hits many notable stops along the way in North America like Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Buffalo, Anaheim, and more before The Home Team heads overseas for the second leg. Across the pond, the group hits Berlin, Manchester, London, and more before wrapping in Leeds on November 11. The band is joined by Heart Attack Man, UnityTX, Archers, and Differences as support. While on the road, The Home Team are set to appear at Vans Warped… Read more »

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The Story So Far Announce Tour with The Starting Line

The Story So Far has announced a wild fall tour lineup featuring The Starting Line and Ultra Q. The band will head out on a brief run across North America this fall, hitting venues in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ontario, and concluding in Arizona. Ahead of their fall run, the band will be performing at multiple festivals, including Sonic Temple, Rock im Park, Rock am Ring, Warped tour in Washington DC and Long Beach, Lollapalooza, and Aftershock. Tickets for the tour will go on sale this Friday, April 24. You can check out the band’s full touring schedule below, including their European… Read more »

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Alkaline Trio Reveals Travis Barker-Produced “Bleeding Out”

Alkaline Trio might be on the road with blink-182 at the moment, but they still have time to release new tunes. Today, the group released their Travis Barker-produced “Bleeding Out,” preceded by their July 2025 single, “Oblivion.” “‘Bleeding Out’ has an energy and a spontaneity that reflects the vibe in the studio as accurately as anything could,” Matt Skiba says. “I’m really excited to share this song with our fellow earthlings. You can sing and dance along to it, and sadly, it’s a song of our time.” Bassist and vocalist Dan Andriano notes, “Really proud to announce our next offering… Read more »

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Andy Black Says New Black Veil Brides Song “Is Not Religious”

In an all-new interview, Black Veil Brides frontman Andy Biersack (aka Andy Black) joins Cutter’s Rockcast to chat about the band’s new music, including their latest single, “Hallelujah.” Black shares, “I grew up Catholic, and it plays into a lot of my lyrics and always has. I’m not practicing, but anytime you grow up in any kind of religious situation, the good and bad filters its way in. And I went to Catholic school, and I got the negative side of it, and then I had family members who were practicing it, and it was a very positive thing in… Read more »

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All-American Rejects Tyson Ritter Blasts Big Labels For Stealing Backyard Shows

After seeing much success with their backyard pop-up shows, The All-American Rejects‘ frontman Tyson Ritter is calling out the fact that big companies such as their former label Interscope are taking the idea for their artists in inauthentic ways. After mgk performed a backyard show in Columbus, Ohio celebrating his lost americana release, Ritter took to his Instagram story to share some thoughts. Ritter says, “By the way, just to clarify, there’s no shade at any artist, like mgk, this is more a slight to this big record company machine that’s trying to replicate something that’s been entirely organic while… Read more »

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Watch The All-American Rejects Cover Ozzy Osbourne At Warped Tour Long Beach

The All-American Rejects showed up and showed out at Vans Warped Tour Long Beach on July 27. The “Dirty Little Secret” artists were introduced to the stage by surprise guest Skeet Ulrich (in character as Ed Sullivan). Playing hits such as “Swing, Swing” all the way to “Sweat,” the quartet also took a moment to mourn the loss of Ozzy Osbourne and play an acoustic cover of “Mama, I’m Coming Home.” Frontman Tyson Ritter says, “The world lost a legend this week, man, Ozzy fucking Osbourne. The Prince Of Darkness. Informed a lot of these bands on this stage, pretty… Read more »

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Black Veil Brides Kick Off “Most Vitriolic” Chapter Yet With “Hallelujah”

Black Veil Brides just dropped their new song, “Hallelujah,” via Spinefarm Records, and it’s a vital addition to your playlist. The offering is their first since 2024’s “Bleeders.” Singer Andy Biersack shares, “‘Hallelujah’ is an important song for us, not only because it is the first track from the new record, but also as a signifier of what’s to come for the band. On a narrative level, it represents the themes and ideas I am exploring lyrically on the album. I am fascinated by the current state of discourse and how often we seem to prioritize ideological certainty over the heart… Read more »