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Disturbed Shares The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour Dates With Three Days Grace, More

Believe it or not, we’ve been down with The Sickness from Disturbed for a whopping 25 years. In celebration of the milestone, the band announced a massive North American tour. Disturbed will play the beloved album in its entirety as well as their greatest hits. Additionally, they shared that Three Days Grace (with Adam Gontier back on the mic) and Sevendust will offer support on shows. Other dates will include Daughtry and Nothing More. This leg of the tour kicks off on February 25, 2025, in Nampa, Idaho at the Ford Idaho Center Arena and concludes on May 17, 2025,… Read more »

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McFly & Busted Are Facing Off On New 2025 Arena Tour

Fans of British pop-rock, we are so unbelievably back. McFly and Busted are coming together to perform a massive double-headlining arena tour throughout the UK and Ireland. On a social media video, the two artists said, “Every saga has an ending. BUSTED VS McFLY Tour 2025. The ultimate battle of the bands.” The tour is set to showcase the artists behind “Year 3000” and “Star Girl” going head to head. Frankly, the real winners are everyone who gets tickets to see these guys. The tour kicks off on September 16, 2025, at Birmingham’s BP Pulse Live and wraps up on… Read more »

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Hands Like Houses Teams Up With Normandie On “Hurts Like Hell”

Following the release of their STRATO EP and September single “The Devil Of Decisions,” Hands Like Houses has revealed their new track with Normandie, “Hurts Like Hell.” Hands Like Houses shares, “Working with Normandie has been such a special process. We toured with these guys back in 2018 and had endless amounts of fun. We wanted this song to feel like it had equal parts influence of both bands and rather than a feature, for it to feel like a true collaboration of both artists.” They add, “We are stoked with the final product and loved bringing it to life… Read more »

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LØLØ Announces ‘falling for robots & wishing i was one’ Deluxe Edition

On October 9, LØLØ took to social media to announce that she is releasing falling for robots & wishing i was one deluxe edition. The original 15-track LP dropped on June 7, 2024 via Hopeless Records. Now, the artist is gearing up to reveal a 19-track deluxe record with a new single, “DON’T,” which arrives on October 17. The tracklist also includes “possibility,” “hot girls in hell (sad version),” and “u & the tin man (demo).” Check out the full tracklist below and pre-save the forthcoming single here. Tickets for LØLØ’s Europe/UK run, the U Tour Me On, can be purchased here.… Read more »

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Can’t Swim Says The “Worst Ain’t Over Yet”

Recruiting Microwave vocalist Nathan Hardy, Can’t Swim has released their latest offering, “Worst Ain’t Over Yet.” “‘Worst Ain’t Over Yet’ is a song I’ve had written for over a year now,” frontman Christopher LoPorto explains. “Every few months I would revisit it and change a few words around and pick it apart. We got in the studio with Jon Markson to record the final version. He really opened our eyes on what the song should sound like sonically and highlighted the strengths of the tune in a really cool way. Other than being one of our best friends, Jon really… Read more »

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The Linda Lindas Unleash “Nothing Would Change” Ahead of LP Drop

Fresh off their supporting spot on the massive Green Day Saviors Tour, The Linda Lindas have just dropped their latest offering, “Nothing Would Change.” Accompanied by a video featuring live performance footage from the tour, the release builds excitement just days before the arrival of the four-piece’s sophomore full-length album, No Obligation. The group’s new record is set to drop this Friday, October 11 via Epitaph Records. Written across the band’s social media channels, they share, “Lucia and I wrote this one together in about a day and a half over a year ago, and we’re so stoked it’s out!”… Read more »

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15 Essential Spooky Rock Songs for Your Halloween Playlist

Halloween season is upon us! One of the most festive ways to get in the spirit is with a playlist that embodies the haunts, chills, thrills, and spooks that await us in October. Here are 15 essential spooky rock songs to get your Halloween playlist started. Misfits — “Scream!” The Misfits have been unprecedented pioneers of the horror punk genre since the 1970s with their immaculate blend of horror-themed lyrics, imagery, and wardrobe. Any of their songs can be considered vital for your Halloween playlist. This just happens to be a top track and personal favorite. AFI — “Halloween” In… Read more »

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Ben Quad Shares Title Track Of Forthcoming ‘Ephemera’ EP

Recent Pure Noise Records signees Ben Quad are gearing up to release their 5-track EP Ephemera on October 25. On October 7, the band revealed the title track of their forthcoming record, which was preceded by “You’ll Get Nothing And Like It” and “Your Face As An Effigy.” The band shares that “Ephemera” is the “the boiling point of the record. All beauty and happiness in the world seem to be tainted by capitalism (“Why does every flower wilt away?”). We, as victims of a negligent system, can only ask ourselves why we continue to accept perpetual cruelty. The final chorus… Read more »

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Vampire Weekend Covers Fall Out Boy At Madison Square Garden

Following the release of their new record Only God Was Above Us in the spring of 2024, Vampire Weekend headed on the road to play new tracks and indie-rock favorites. On recent tour dates, the act has been using their encore to play much more than their beloved hit, “Walcott.” The artists have been taking cover requests and playing through the verses and choruses they can. On October 5 and 6, the band played at Madison Square Garden to massive crowds. Here, Vampire Weekend partially covered the likes of Billy Joel, The Killers, Dolly Parton, and even Fall Out Boy.… Read more »

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Paleface Swiss Announces Support For North American Tour

Switzerland metalcore outfit Paleface Swiss continue their domination of the heavy music scene by adding vets Stick To Yours Gun and Nasty as support for their 2025 North American tour.