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Eidola Announce 2026 North American Tour

Eidola has announced their massive North American Tour kicking off at the start of 2026. Nerv and Astronoid will join the tour as support. The band shares, “This was always the vision for us…to bring Eviscerate and Mend to the stage the way their story was meant to unfold. In three cities, we’ll be performing both albums in full, back to back. Everywhere else, we’ll present a special set that blends the strongest moments from each record into one cohesive experience. After eighteen months off the road, we’re returning with our most ambitious show yet, grounded in gratitude and driven… Read more »

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Dayseeker Announce Headlining Pale Moonlight North American Tour

Dayseeker is heading out on a massive headlining tour this spring, and they’re bringing along some amazing bands with them. This May, Northlane, Wind Walkers, and sace6 will accompany the band on the road throughout North America as they play their Creature In The Black Night LP. Dayseeker shares, “This is our first headlining tour for our new album Creature In The Black Night and we couldn’t be more thrilled to bring some of these songs to life in our live show with a stacked lineup.” The tour officially kicks off on May 1 at The Paramount in Huntington, NY, and wraps up… Read more »

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5 Seconds Of Summer Want To Talk To You On “Telephone Busy”

Wake up, everybody! 5 Seconds Of Summer has officially revealed their new album EVERYONE’S A STAR! and that’s not all. The Sydney-based quartet also unveiled a new music video for their track “Telephone Busy” featuring their iconic large heads, an aesthetic staple of this album rollout. Check out the music video below and grab your copy of EVERYONE’S A STAR! here. 5 Seconds Of Summer are also heading out on their massive Everyone’s A Star! World Tour. The pop-rock quartet is making a trip around the globe all 2026, and they’re definitely coming to a city near you. Grab your tickets… Read more »

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Motionless In White Announces “Afraid Of the Dark” & 2026 LP

At a recent appearance at Apocalypse Festival, Motionless In White revealed some big news on stage. Chris Motionless dropped the info that their new track “Afraid Of The Dark” is arriving on January 28, 2026, which is the lead single from their forthcoming new album. The record will celebrate and honor 20 years of the band. In front of many fans, Chris said of the forthcoming single, “Mark your fucking calendars, my friends…we cannot wait for you to hear it!” To fans, he says of their 20-year legacy, “Whether you’ve been around for 20, 15, 10, 5 [years], 10 days…… Read more »

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Waterparks Hope It’ll All Make Sense “ANY MINUTE NOW”

Following the release of “IF LYRICS WERE CONFIDENTIAL,” Waterparks has unleashed their new song, “ANY MINUTE NOW.” On social media, the band shares, “’ANY MINUTE NOW’ is about the uncertainty of growing up. When you’re a kid, everything feels so confusing and overwhelming, but you think, ‘When I’m older, everything will make sense.’ Then you’re a teenager and you’re like, ‘This is all bullshit, but everything will make sense when I’m an adult, the rest of this will be figured out.’ Then you become an adult and you’re like, ‘Fuck, because I know to have even more questions now, things… Read more »

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The Aces Start Back At “Sqaure One” Ahead Of Gold Star Baby Deluxe Release

In true disco fashion, The Aces are keeping the fun going all year long with the forthcoming release of Gold Star Baby deluxe edition, due out in February 2026. Excitingly, the band released “Square One,” ahead of the LP drop and is giving the finger to exes who definitely deserve it. Drummer Alisa Ramirez shared, “I was in a place emotionally when we were writing ‘Square One,’ where although a lot of time had passed since a heartbreak, the smallest thing could trigger all those feelings again. I felt really frustrated with the process of healing. I had to reckon with… Read more »

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Jacob Elordi to Emma Stone: Hot Freaks Stole The Show This Year

Let’s be honest…2025 kinda sucked…but it was also hot, freakishly hot. Let me explain! Even though every modern day as an American feels like a waking nightmare, we could rely on one thing: sexy actors and actresses lighting up our screams with absolute weirdo behavior. In fact, 2025 was the year of hot freaks. From Jacob Elordi starring as The Creature in the newly released Frankenstein to Hailee Steinfeld (of The Cab music video fame) in the cult classic Sinners, these are our favorite sexy oddballs who let their freak flags fly. Jacob Elordi Frankenstein has been on Netflix for… Read more »

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Melrose Avenue Drops “This Is The End”

Melrose Avenue softens their sound on their latest, emotional single, “This Is The End.” The band trades breakdowns for vulnerability on this heartfelt ballad about finding closure after a painful breakup. “This Is The End” showcases a more reflective side of Melrose Avenue—one that leans into emotional catharsis without losing their signature intensity. “As we progress as an act, we wanted to show our audience that is another dimension to Melrose Avenue,” frontman Vlado Saric shares of the track. “I wrote this song as a past relationship was falling apart – I didn’t want it to end, she didn’t want… Read more »

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MOTHICA Calls Out Vampiric Relationships On “Evergreen Misery”

On Tuesday, November 11, MOTHICA made her grand return to the music world with the release of her song and music video for “Evergreen Misery.” And this time, the artist is officially signed to her new label home, SharpTone Records. The single is preceded by the release of her 2024 record Kissing Death, as well as her single “Vices II.” MOTHICA notes, “Writing ‘Evergreen Misery’ was a journey full of every twist and turn you could imagine. I was a few months out of rehab, and I needed to release this simmering anger and deep melancholy that I was numbing for… Read more »

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Ranking mgk Tickets To My Downfall Collaborations

When Tickets To My Downfall dropped in 2020, it marked a major crossover moment for MGK (formerly Machine Gun Kelly). After years rooted in hip-hop—with past collaborations alongside Sleeping With Sirens and name-drops of blink-182 in “Her Song”—the album solidified his transformation into a full-fledged pop-punk frontman. Produced alongside blink-182’s Travis Barker (with whom MGK had already worked on “I Think I’m OKAY” featuring YUNGBLUD), Tickets To My Downfall became a defining moment in the pop-punk revival. It topped charts, divided critics, and reignited interest in Warped Tour-era guitar music—all while proving MGK could thrive outside the rap world. Since… Read more »