Following the release of their tracks “Katy Bar The Door” and “Living Undercover,” Rise Against has revealed the official music video for one of their new offerings. Tim McIlrath clarifies that “Katy Bar The Door” comes from an old expression that essentially means that “all hell is about to break loose.” He adds, “I don’t know where I came across this expression, but I immediately was taken with it. While an obscure reference now… I liked the idea of resurrecting it for this song, and that it sort of fits what it feels like to be alive in 2026.” In… Read more »
Sweet Pill just kicked off their summer and fall tour dates, and they also revealed their new music video for “Letting Go”—the final track from their March 2026 record Still There’s A Glow. Vocalist Zayna Youssef shares, “‘Letting Go’ has to be one of our favorite Sweet Pill songs. The music was written carefully. It was also the last song we had for me to fill in with lyrics and melody. It was in the last couple hours of being in the studio that I organized my thoughts and finally committed to what I was saying.” The artist continues, “I remember… Read more »
Waterparks’ sixth studio album, JINX, dropped in July, but a new music video has just arrived. The trio just dropped the visuals for “TELL ME WHY(feat. Mark Hoppus, Danny Elfman, Eric Nally, and Dillon Francis),” and it also features a lot of puppets. Lead singer Awsten Knight says, “The ‘Tell Me Why’ video is detrimental to the song. Without it, there would be no features. I will explain. The song itself is a borderline miracle, but most people didn’t understand what they were listening to at all until they came back, I explained myself, and they’d listen again and their heads… Read more »
Moody Joody is gearing up for the release of Plain Jane, which arrives on October 30 via Photo Finish Records. While we wait for this exciting debut album drop, the indie-pop trio has unleashed a new track and accompanying music video for “Fantasyland.” And this offering is exactly what you need for your summer playlist. Co-lead vocalist and synth player Kayla Hall says the song “was inspired by a conversation I had with my therapist. I had been caught up in a toxic cycle with an ex. And she candidly told me I was living in a ‘Fantasyland’ in regards to… Read more »
Ahead of Poppy‘s massive North American tour with Landmvrks and Thousand Below, the iconic metal queen has unveiled her official music video, “Dying To Forget,” from her 2026 album Empty Hands. The video features the likes of House Of Protection‘s Stephen Harrison and Knocked Loose‘s Isaac Hale, who are both song co-writers. Check out the official video below. This summer, Poppy will be touring North America on her Constantly Nowhere Tour. Check out the run below and secure tickets here. Tour Dates:
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At long last, The Cab has just released their 18-track album, Chasing Crowns, their first LP drop in more than a decade. Featuring singles “Back From The Dead,” “Sweet Kerosene,” and more, The Cab prove they’re here to snatch back their crown as alternative pop kings. (Pun intended.) The band shares of the record, “Its pages and words are torn from our diaries and stories. Blood, sweat, and tears tattooed onto every page. It feels like our little miracle in a way. We couldn’t have made it here without all of you supporting and believing in us.” Read more: The… Read more »
The Maine have finally revealed their tenth studio record, Joy Next Door, and it is their most poignant, authentic offering to date. With singles such as “Die To Fall,” “Palms,” and “Quiet Part Loud,” as well as new music videos for “Green” and “Half A Spark,” the Arizona group pushes the envelope on what emo-indie-rock is and can be. The quintet has flawlessly matured in their sonics and themes, and thus, has uniquely grown up with their fans, aka the 8123 community—something both longtime listeners and the group never take for granted. Joy Next Door has everything…lyrical nuance, dance-inducing melodies,… Read more »
By April, spring has sprung! And when it comes to rock and alternative artist birthdays, April is about as stacked a lineup as it gets. I mean, seriously, three pillars of the emo holy trinity land here, alongside voices that have shaped alternative, rock, emo, and pop-punk across generations. Hayley Kiyoko — April 3, 1991 Hayley Kiyoko didn’t wait for space in pop—she made it. Centering queer women in her work with clarity and intention, she gave fans something that felt long overdue. The “Lesbian Jesus” title stuck for a reason. Rob Damiani (Don Broco) — April 5, 1989 Rob… Read more »
Following the releases of “Rain,” “Ready Or Not,” and more, Common People has officially revealed their debut EP Games, produced by Cage The Elephant‘s Brad Shultz. The Los Angeles indie rockers stun across all six tracks, and we know this is just the beginning of a beautiful career. Lead vocalist Nicky Winegardner notes, “The songs on this EP came together as we grew from being friends at school to being a band. We are very grateful and excited to be able to put out our first body of music.” Check out the full EP below. This spring, Common People has an exciting… Read more »
