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Tom Morello Announces Power To The People Festival With Bruce Springsteen, More


Rage Against The Machine‘s Tom Morello is doing what he does best—raising his voice and being an activist. The artist just announced the Power To The People Festival: A Day Of Peace, Love Justice, And Music. The rock festival features an array of progressive and political musicians, including Dave Matthews, System Of A Down‘s Serj Tankian, The Linda Lindas, and even Bruce Springsteen. Taking place on October 3 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD, all general tickets will go live on Saturday, May 30 at 10 AM ET. Morello shares, “The Power To The People festival is about freedom,… Read more »

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Cage The Elephant To Headline Free Rocknite Festival In Nashville


Cage The Elephant and Dexter And The Moonrocks are set to headline an entirely free festival in Nashville on Friday, June 5…and the full lineup is a dream. Featuring the likes of Mod Sun, Edgehill, Dogpark, Willa Mae, and more, guests can check out the all-day rocknite fest at JBJ’s Nashville beginning at 11:30 AM. Uniquely, the festival coincides with CMA Fest—the city’s massive country music festival—and for good reason. Cage The Elephant’s guitarist Brad Shultz shared with The Tennesean, “Nashville’s always been full of rock bands, punk bands, indie artists and people making loud, weird, creative music every night… Read more »

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Coachella Announces 2027 Festival Weekends


With Coachella 2026 officially in the books, the focus has already shifted to what’s next. The festival will return to the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California across April 9-11 and April 16-18, 2027, with advance passes going on sale next Friday, May 1 at 11 AM PT. While the 2026 festival was stacked with an almost overwhelming run of guest moments—whether it was the KPop Demon Hunters’ film group Huntrix crossing into the desert, Olivia Rodrigo debuting “Drop Dead” while popping up with Addison Rae, Sabrina Carpenter bringing out the Queen of Pop Madonna during weekend two, or Justin… Read more »

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When We Were Young Festival Will Not Return For 2026


In a new statement released by the official social media accounts for When We Were Young, the festival will, unfortuantely, not be coming to Las Vegas in 2026. However, the festival creators still plan for a big event in 2027. Their official statement reads: “The songs, the memories, the moments — none of it exists without you. After an unforgettable run in Las Vegas, we’ve decided to take 2026 off to give this festival the care it deserves and to make sure what comes next feels just as special as what came before.” It continues, “When We Were Young Festival… Read more »

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Cute Is What We Aim For Almost Reunited At When We Were Young Festival


If you were looking forward to a 20-year anniversary tour for Cute Is What We Aim For‘s The Same Old Blood Rush with a New Touch, you might just be out of luck. In a new series of TikTok posts, former bassist and co-founder Fred Cimato shared his struggle to reunite the band with OG singer Shaant Hacikyan. Stream Your Favorite Artists on idobi Radio From Waterparks and 5 Seconds Of Summer to The Paradox, L.S. Dunes, Ice Nine Kills, and beyond, idobi Radio, Howl, and anthm bring alternative, pop-punk, metal, rock, and indie to you anywhere, anytime. Stream Your… Read more »

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Couple Gets Engaged During blink-182 Four Chords Music Festival Set


When you fall in love with a girl at the rock show, you propose to the girl at the rock show, duh! Per a recent post from TikTok user @dmosco12, aka Dominic, he proposed to his partner during blink-182‘s set at Four Chord Music Festival in Pittsburgh, PA, on September 13. The music fan got down on one knee during “I Miss You,” and captioned the video, “We’ll wish this never ends…she said yes!” The video has been viewed by several blink-182 fans, saying, “Crying for two strangers on the internet again,” and “Romance at its finest, especially with Blink… Read more »

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So… Are Music Festivals Getting Worse? The Internet Thinks So


Music festival season is officially upon us. Coachella kicked off the start of massive summer concert events on April 11-13 and April 18-20, and Columbus’ Sonic Temple Festival closely followed up on May 8-11. Some attendee accounts from these fests have stirred up major controversy, which forces the question, “Are festivals getting worse?” For starters, Coachella opened their weekends with cars stuck in traffic for 12+ hours, as reported by ABC7 Chicago. “I’ve seen people pass out from heat exhaustion,” one interviewee said. Some cars even ran out of gas and needed to be pushed onto the grounds. This past… Read more »

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Turnstile’s NEVER ENOUGH Visual Album To Premiere At Tribeca Film Festival


Ahead of the June 6 release of their record NEVER ENOUGH, Turnstile announced they’re making a pit stop at Tribeca Film Festival to premiere their 14-song visual album. The festival itself runs from June 4-15 in New York City. So, basically, we can confirm that this album will be stunning both visually and sonically. Lead vocalist Brendan Yates and guitarist Pat McCrory directed each music video that has been released (“NEVER ENOUGH,” “SEEIN’ STARS,” and “BIRDS) and all to come. Yates shared on Instagram, “This one’s been as turbulent as it’s been cathartic. Most days feel like running in place.… Read more »

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