Aerosmith shared the sad news on Friday (August 2nd) that they have canceled their farewell tour and official retired from touring due to frontman Steven Tyler inability to fully recover from his vocal injury.
The band shared, "It was 1970 when a spark of inspiration became Aerosmith. Thanks to you, our Blue Army, that spark caught flame and has been burning for over five decades. Some of you have been with us since the beginning and all of you are the reason we made rock 'n' roll history. (continue)
(hennemusic) Ghost has released an animated music video for its latest single, "The Future Is A Foreign Land." Written by the 3rd Papa Nihil, the newly-uncovered 1969-era song is the sole previously-unreleased studio track to be featured on the soundtrack to the group's "Rite Here Rite Now" film.
Papa Nihil has previously been credited with writing "Kiss The Go-Goat" and "Mary On A Cross", which were issued on the 2019 EP "Seven Inches Of Satanic Panic." (continue)
Def Leppard continue to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their blockbuster "Pyromania" album and today have shared brand new Armand Van Helden remixes of the classic hit "Photograph".
The band shared, "World renowned DJ Armand Van Helden kindly honored Def Leppard by creating a remix of 'Photograph' to celebrate Pyromania's 40th Anniversary." (continue)
As of August 2024, Finger Eleven have officially crossed 1 billion overall career streams, averaging 5 million streams per week and therefore securing their status as one of the best-selling Canadian bands of all time.
To celebrate, Finger Eleven have released a brand-new single "Adrenaline," available today (August 2) digitally. Both hard-hitting and musically adventurous, the anthemic track about the thrill of being alive is the first sample of material from the band's upcoming 2025 album and debut release following their signing to Better Noise Music. The music video for "Adrenaline" will be released later this month on August 23. (continue)
The Smashing Pumpkins release their new album Aghori Mhori Mei. The album comes amidst the band's highly-successful international tour, which is currently in the middle of its North American run of shows with additional performances to follow in Latin America this Fall.
The Smashing Pumpkins' thirteenth collection to date, Aghori Mhori Mei is a bruising and shadowy return to form from original Smashing Pumpkins members Jimmy Chamberlin, James Iha, and Billy Corgan. The new album harkens back to the band's early 90's canon; where guitars, bass, drums, and spiking vocals ruled, and continues the prolific hot streak frontman Billy Corgan kicked off a decade ago. Just last year, the band released the third and final Act of their sprawling and adventurous rock opera ATUM, a sequel to 1995's Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness and 2000's Machina/The Machines Of God. While some artists might take a breather after an acclaimed and ambitious triple album, Corgan went straight back into the studio to write, produce, and record this new 10-track body of work. As vital and vibrant a songwriter as ever, Corgan had quickly promised a 2024 follow-up on the horizon, which serves as the latest twist in Corgan's careful commitment to how his art is presented. The band completed the recording of Aghori Mhori Mei amidst an expansive touring schedule across the last few years. (continue)
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The Offspring have released a brand new song called "Light It Up". The track is the latest taste of the veteran band's forthcoming album, "SUPERCHARGED", which will be hitting stores on October 11th.
Frontman Dexter Holland had this to say about the single, "This song is a full speed ahead juggernaut! This character in the song is fed up, he's had enough, and he's gonna light it up. He's ready for a fight. And I definitely sense a lot of that around me. (continue)
Today, with the release of Resurrection, Los Lonely Boys reaffirm their status as one of the most influential Texican Rock 'n' Roll bands of all time. Out now via BMG, the GRAMMY-winning, multi-platinum trio's new album marks their first in 11 years, arriving alongside a new music video for "I Let You Think That You Do." "It's blues and rock, but it's very Los Lonely Boys," says Jojo Garza, as "I Let You Think That You Do" rustles up a classic boogie, spiked with scorching harmonica and a whole lot of Rio Grande grit and guitar-slinging.
Recorded at guitarist/vocalist Henry Garza's home studio in St. Angelo, TX, and El Paso's Sonic Ranch (Fiona Apple, Bon Iver, Snarky Puppy, etc.), Resurrection was mixed live in Chicago by Chris Gelin at Opus Audio Labs. The album also includes highlights like "See Your Face," showcasing the band's growth following an extended hiatus from the studio, and lead single "Wish You Would," which blends breezy guitar riffs with profound insight. Revitalized and spiritually aligned, Resurrection reignites the musical passion that has always united the band of brothers, paying homage to Texas icons and their own iconic sound. (continue)
Anberlin unveiled their full length album, Vega, today, August 2 via Equal Vision Records. This highly anticipated release is the first proper record since announcing the touring departure of vocalist Stephen Christian and the addition of Memphis May Fire's Matty Mullins. The twelve-tracks, deliberately free-flowing, represent the diverse nature of Anberlin; with a handful of much heavier tracks, a dabble into industrial exploration, as well as the quintessential mellow vibes Anberlin fans have come to love over the band's expansive career.
On the new chapter of Anberlin, drummer Nate Young emphasizes "With Anberlin, there's been multiple eras of our career. This new era with Matty Mullins is one we couldn't be more stoked on. As all things, you never know how long this time will be, but we're sure gonna lean all the way in and enjoy the hell out of the process." (continue)
(hennemusic) AC/DC rocked its 1979 classic, "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)", during a July 21 concert in Bratislava, Slovakia, and pro-shot video of the performance has surfaced online.
The "Highway To Hell" track opened the show at the city's Vajnory Airport as part of the band's current European tour in support of its 2020 album, "Power Up." The series features an AC/DC touring lineup consisting of singer Brian Johnson, guitarists Angus and Stevie Young, bassist Chris Chaney, and drummer Matt Laug. (continue)
Marilyn Manson announces his eagerly anticipated return with the new single 'As Sick As The Secrets Within,' which is accompanied by a music video directed by Bill Yukich.
Recently signed to Nuclear Blast Records, Manson emerges with his first new music in 4 years; an intense, anthemic song recorded and co-produced with collaborator Tyler Bates. (continue)
The Dead Daisies are back with their brand new song "I'm Gonna Ride", which is the second single from the band's upcoming album and hits the airwaves today.
"I'm Gonna Ride is a song about leaving your worries, and everyday stresses behind, getting on your Harley and cranking it up. It's an anthem of the open roads and our next single from the "Light 'Em Up" album. See you on our UK Tour in September!! Love you guys" - John Corabi (continue)
(hennemusic) Black Star Riders and Earache Records are offering fans a free download of a newly-available single, "Why Are The Rats?" The previously-unreleased track was recorded in 2021 as part of the "Wrong Side Of Paradise" sessions, and features the lineup of lead vocals and guitar Ricky Warwick, bassist Robbie Crane, lead guitarist Christian Martucci and drummer Zak St. John.
The band's fifth studio record - which was issued in 2023 - marked its first since 2019's "Another State Of Grace" and the 2021 departure of guitarist Scott Gorham, who led the group through a transition from Thin Lizzy to Black Star Riders in 2012. (continue)
When iconic band America stepped on the stage of the world-famous Hollywood Bowl on August 3rd, 1975, they were at the top of their game. The chart-topping folk-rock trio had just released its fifth album, Hearts, which boasted the band's second #1 single, "Sister Golden Hair." Today, one day before the 49th anniversary of that legendary AMERICA performance, the Grammy-winning band will issue a stunning live version of "Sister Golden Hair." This will be the second single from AMERICA's highly-anticipated upcoming live album, America - Live From The Hollywood Bowl 1975 (Primary Wave Music; distributed by Sun Records), out September 6, 2024.
It's hard to believe that "Sister Golden Hair" had only been out for just six months when AMERICA performed it at the Hollywood Bowl back in 1975. The live version here is mature, just like the live staple it has since become. AMERICA plays it faithful to the record, putting the interplay of the original trio of Dewey Bunnell, Gerry Beckley, and Dan Peek front and center. A thicket of strummed acoustic guitars lay a foundation for the balmy harmony vocals, and the instantly-recognizable slide guitar melody. As the song patiently unfolds, the harmony vocals swell to choir-size, rocketing the song skyward.
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Daryl Uhrin recently ended his 15-year hiatus from music with the launch of Everbody's Side Project and the release of the new EP "Searching For a Ray of Hope". To celebrate we asked Daryl to tell us about the track "I Hate Where We Started". Here is the story:
'I Hate Where We Started' is a true story about myself and a girl. She was a friend of a friend, and whenever we found ourselves at the same party or event, we naturally gravitated towards each other. We'd have those long, intimate conversations that hit you right in the feelings. Despite our different backgrounds-she was high class, and I was very much low class-we connected deeply. (continue)
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