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KennyHoopla Reveals Political Anthem “NEW AMERICA//” With Albert Hammond Jr.


KennyHoopla just dropped a song that is vital to add to your playlist. In a world that hasn’t learned anything from its past, the artist observes what life looks like to Gen Z in “NEW AMERICA//.” Additionally, he recruited The Strokes‘ Albert Hammond Jr. to offer his guitar skills to the track. KennyHoopla says, “At its core, ‘New America’ is a cynical play on words. Modern society sells us a vision of ‘newness,’ but underneath the fresh paint, America is just making the bed, but hiding the mess underneath it. History is being rebuilt with the exact same old bricks;… Read more »

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Sleep Theory Drop Metal-Laced NSYNC Cover For “Bye Bye Bye”


After teasing the release this week, Sleep Theory has officially just dropped the best cover of the summer with their rendition of NSYNC‘s “Bye Bye Bye.” Featuring the band’s trademark heavy riffs and soaring vocals that you know and love, this offering will transport you right back to 2000 during the boy band’s beloved No Strings Attached era. Check out the dazzling cover below. Sleep Theory is currently in Europe performing at various festivals. Then, in July, you can catch the group at Inkcarceration, Warped Tour, Louder Than Life, and more major fests. Check out all their upcoming performances below.… Read more »

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The Cab Performs “It’s Gonna Be Me” With NSYNC’s Chris Kirkpatrick


The Cab is currently on their Back From The Dead Tour, celebrating their new album Chasing Crowns. And while on the road, they’ve had an incredible lineup of tracks to perform, but on June 17, they brought out a very special guest while at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville. For all the boy band lovers out there, NSYNC‘s Chris Kirkpatrick took to the stage with The Cab frontman Alex DeLeon to perform “It’s Gonna Be Me.” It’s the crossover of our dreams! The Cab shared the video on social media with the caption, “The moment Chris Kirkpatrick walked out for his surprise… Read more »

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Motionless In White Unleashes “R.I.P.” Collab With Skylar Grey


Motionless In White is gearing up to unleash their new record, Decades, on July 17, but first, they dropped an official music video for “R.I.P.” featuring Skylar Grey. “Skylar’s voice brought it to another level that I never could have achieved on my own,” singer Chris Motionless says of the collab. “I really love the lyrics for this song. Even though I wrote it through a romantic lens, I love that it can be applied to any moment in your life when you’ve had a falling out with someone you deeply care about, whether that’s a best friend, family member, or romantic… Read more »

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Daisy Grenade Surprises Warped Tour Crowd With Vana Cameo


Daisy Grenade just hit up Warped Tour DC this past weekend, and it was everything and more. Across their 10-song set, they played classics such as “Hypocrite” and “Riot.” They also played their new offering, “Emily,” and they brought up special guest Vana to star as the Warped Tour “Emily.” On their current tour, the pop-rock duo has invited up fans each night to put on bunny ears and play “Emily” on stage. Recently, Meredith Hurley even served as the Emily of their Los Angeles show. We can’t wait to see who plays the part at their next festival performances.… Read more »

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If Not For Me Unleashes “Novocaine” From Where The Light Begins To Fade


Earlier this week, If Not For Me just announced their new album, Where The Light Begins To Fade, set for release on August 18 via Thriller Records. The 12-track LP boasts an array of guest features, and today, the group revealed “Novocaine,” featuring none other than Josh Mowery of Catch Your Breath. If Not For Me vocalist Patrick Glover shares, “I wrote ‘Novocaine’ about the people in our lives that we’ve lost because they just couldn’t let us in. It’s about the loved ones that so desperately needed help but kept us at arm’s length.” Glover adds, “It’s about longing… Read more »

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Games We Play Drops “The Smash” & Announces I Wish I Never Quit Album


Games We Play is gearing up for his run on the idobi Radio Summer School Tour, kicking off in late June. And to add to the excitement, the artist, aka Emmyn Calleiro, revealed that his new album, I Wish I Never Quit, is set to arrive on September 18 via Nettwerk. “I Wish I Never Quit is the first album I can say I wrote all the words to. I’ve always been embarrassed about my writing, but I became so detached to this band I’ve been doing my whole life, that I told myself the only way I could make… Read more »

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The Linda Lindas Find New Label Home & Release “Burning Out”


The Linda Lindas are heading to a new home! The punk rockers have officially signed with Reprise/Warner Records and dropped their label debut, “Burning Out.” This track is preceded by their 2026 cover of Ramones’ “California Sun,” out via Epitaph. Lucia de la Garza says of the song, “‘Burning Out’ felt so simultaneously new and nostalgic for us, and I think that was super fitting for me, especially because I had just graduated high school and I was feeling very surrounded by change.” The artist adds, “We went on a week-long writing retreat in Palm Springs less than a month… Read more »

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Makari Shares The Best Advice They Learned From The Home Team


Thriller Records just added an exciting new band to the roster! Hailing from Orlando, progressive rock quintet Makari officially announced their signing today and launched their label debut, “Speed Freak.” Drummer Kevin Beljan shares. “This song came from memories. This song came from fantasy. Or rather, this song was written somewhere in between the two…remembering a California sunset drive, a movie I watched with my dad, and a daydream I had of a world that both stood still and flew by my partner and [me.]” He adds, “‘Speed Freak’ is my attempt to convey the exhilaration of profound and boundless… Read more »

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Roe Kapara Is “Crying On Vacation” In New Track


Roe Kapara has returned with a new song, “Crying On Vacation” today. The surf rock effort is a certified bop. It is sure to be a summer banger. Despite its introspective and somewhat depressing themes, the upbeat nature of the overall vibe disguises the darker elements. It’s simply a fun song. Somewhat of a sonic departure from his previous work, “Crying On Vacation” feels like a new direction for the indie artist. His vocal delivery and lyricism feel familiar to his discography. However, the instrumentation and arrangement feel fresh. It’s a bit more developed than his typical raw, gritty sound.… Read more »

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