The Foo Fighters have announced that they have pulled out of their headline performance at the Soundside Music Festival this weekend and the event organizers have announced two acts to replace them.
The band did not give a specific reason for cancelling the appearance. They only shared, "Foo Fighters will no longer be appearing at this weekend's Soundside Music Festival. Please check the festival website for more information." (continue)
Billy Joel has announced that he will performing a handful of new stadium concerts next year where he will be joined by Police frontman Sting for all but one show, where he will be joined by Fleetwood Mac legend Stevie Nicks.
The shows with Sting will kick off on February 8th in Indianapolis at the Lucas Oil Stadium, followed by April 11th in Syracuse at the JWA Wireless Dome, then Charlotte at the Bank Of American Stadium on May 10th, before playing Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City on May 23rd. (continue)
The Cure have shared their new single "Alone" and announced that they will release their long-awaited new album, Songs Of A Lost World, on November 1st. The album, their 14th studio release, is their first in 16 years. Songs from the album were previewed during The Cure's 90-date, 33-country 'Shows Of A Lost World' tour, for more than 1.3 million people to overwhelming fan and critical acclaim.
"Alone," the first song released from the album, opened every show on the tour and is available to stream now. Listen HERE. The band will reveal the rest of the track listing for the new album over the coming weeks at http://www.songsofalost.worldand on their social channels. (continue)
Stick To Your Guns have shared a music video for their new single "Severed Forever" to help announced that they will be releasing their new studio album, "Keep Planting Flowers" on January 10th.
"Keep Planting Flowers is a collection of songs that exist to spite the nihilistic narrative that plagues our minds and societies," Jesse Barnett says about the album. "One that says things are just the way that they are and that regardless of the burning rage or depthless depression that this fills us with, there is simply nothing we can do about it. I militantly reject such a joyless outlook on the one life that I get the honor of living. A new world needs a new you, so no matter how bad things get, keep planting flowers." (continue)
22x platinum, GRAMMY-nominated rockers Skillet are partnering with VET TIX to provide free concert tickets to veterans. Their latest digital track, "All That Matters," off their upcoming album REVOLUTION (11/1/24), has resonated loudly with military families, and in support of them for every preorder of REVOLUTION placed between Sept 25th and Oct 10th, 2024, Skillet will donate one concert ticket. Additionally, the band will grant a Hero's Wish, where a specific event wish is granted to Active Duty Military Personnel (up to six months after their deployments), severely wounded Veterans (Purple Heart Required) or the families of men and women killed in action (KIA).
"Vet Tix is grateful for Skillet's support of the Vet Tix mission," remarked Vet Tix Founder, CEO, and U.S. Navy veteran, Michael A. Focareto III. "Their passion for creating music and performing live for their legions of fans, coupled with their generous donations to Vet Tix through this partnership exemplifies Skillet's support for our veterans, military members, and their families." (continue)
The Veer Union have released the new track "Is This How It Ends?" . The song is the follow up to their recent hit "Empirical" and is the 2nd single from their upcoming themed album "Welcome To Dystopia", which is slated to be released on December 27th on Rock Shop Records.
"Is This How It Ends?" is a clarion call of warning about the incipient use of Robotics by governments and law enforcement - under the guise of keeping us "safe". It asks a question: What is their agenda - is it really about keeping us protected? Or is it about increasing control over the populous? (continue)
Southern rock legends Lynyrd Skynyrd have announced that they have been forced to cancel four more concerts because frontman Johnny Van Zant's daughter has suffered a "sudden emergency illness" and doctors discovered a mass on her brain.
The band originally pulled the plug on Tuesday (September 24th) at the Sullivan Sports Arena in Anchorage, Alaska so that Van Zant could go home to be with his daughter who had to undergo "emergency surgery". (continue)
Staind have announced that they have been forced to postpone a second shows this week of their current tour with Breaking Benjamin due to Hurricane Helene. As a result of the bad weather, last night's show in East Lake-Orient Park (Sept 25), FL and tonight's show in West Palm Beach, FL (Sept 26) will have to be rescheduled.
The band shared last night before they were scheduled to take the stage at the MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre "We hate to postpone a show but more importantly we want to make sure everyone is safe." (continue)
Ill Nino revealed in a social media post that they have "amicably" parted ways with frontman Marcos Leal. The vocalist sat out the band's recent European and UK tour and they recruited former Bad Wolves vocalist Tommy Vext to fill in.
The group shared the following update in their official Instagram account, "Hello Ill Nino Familia, we wanted to inform everyone that Ill Nino and Marcos Leal both have decided to amicably split, and move forward separately. (continue)
(hennemusic) Heart singer Ann Wilson took to social media to share a new video where she provides an update on her health status following a cancer diagnosis and treatment earlier this year.
"Hello, everybody. Ann Wilson here," begins the rocker in a new video. "Now I know lots of you have been wondering how I've been doing, so I thought it'd be best if you heard this straight from me. I'm doing absolutely fine now, but it's been, to put it mildly, a lot. Chemo is no joke. It takes a lot out of a person. And then there's that two weeks of waiting around for test results, a form of mental torture. (continue)
Guns N' Roses icon Duff McKagan has announced today's premiere of two new songs, "Heroes" and "True To The Death Rock N Roll Ballad," both available now at all DSPs and streaming services. A distinctive cover of David Bowie's timeless classic, the double-sided single - which pairs Heroes with a brand-new Duff original - heralds next week's kickoff of McKagan's eagerly awaited Lighthouse Tour '24, a world headline run getting underway September 30 at Dublin, Ireland's The Academy. US dates begin November 4 at Boston, MA's Paradise Rock Club.
"We thought it was good idea to put out a couple of fresh songs right here on the eve of the Lighthouse tour," says Duff McKagan. "Choosing David Bowie's HEROES seemed to be a natural subject matter for me (I am of course, a massive history nerd)...star-crossed lovers in the shadow of the mid-70's cold-war era Berlin Wall. To try and compliment this era, I chose a sort of 70's glam-rock song that I wrote some time last year, TRUE TO THE DEATH ROCK N ROLL BALLAD, another lyric where love and lust and time are the central figures. We hope you dig this 'single' and thank you all for just being you!" (continue)
Collective Soul have announced that they will be venturing north to join Our Lady Peace for a Canadian tour early next year dubbed the OLP30 Tour to celebrate Out Lady Peace's 30th anniversary.
"Canada, we've got BIG news! We're joining forces with @ourladypeace and we're beyond excited to rock stages across the Great White North!," Collective Soul shared on social media. "Mark your calendars and get ready for a tour like no other-this is going to be one for the books! **Tickets go on sale: Thursday, October 3rd @ 10:00 AM LOCAL TIME** Let's make some unforgettable memories together, Collective Soul family!" (continue)
Soul Coughing will wrap up their Soul Coughing Play The Songs Of Soul Coughing reunion tour with a very special livestream presented worldwide by nugs.net and set for Friday, October 4 from Brooklyn, NY's sold-out Brooklyn Steel - their first hometown performance in over 25 years. Tickets are on sale now exclusively via nugs.net.
The critically acclaimed tour continues tonight at Chicago, IL's Riviera Theatre and runs through a recently added third and final hometown show at New York City's Terminal 5 on October 6. Most dates on the 17-city run have completely sold-out while a number of venues were upgraded due to popular demand. (continue)
(hennemusic) Queen has released a new video for the 2024 remix of "The Night Comes Down", the lead single from the forthcoming remastered and expanded version of its 1973 self-titled album on October 25.
"The video features classic images of Queen from the early 1970s, but following a collaboration with an artist specializing in AI, some of those images have been given a whole new dimension," shared the group. "Hopefully, the end result is a sense of what it was like being around the band as their extraordinary journey began." (continue)
(hennemusic) Metallica is streaming video of a performance of its 1983 classic, "Whiplash", from a September 1 show in Seattle, WA. The pair of shows were part of a recently-completed run of North American dates on the band's M72 World Tour.
The lead single from the band's debut album, "Kill 'Em All", was featured during the second of two shows at the city's Lumen Field, which featured opening sets by Five Finger Death Punch and Ice Nine Kills. (continue)
Seattle rockers The Jaws of Brooklyn just released their new single, 'Litebringer,' which was produced by Grammy-winner Ben Tanner (Alabama Shakes), and to celebrate we asked Bryan Cohen to tell us about the track. Here is the story:
My biggest fear when I am writing a new album is not being able to top the last record. Honestly I think it's a feeling a lot of songwriters grapple with. So when I started writing new The Jaws of Brooklyn record I wanted a banger that had a similar feel to our song Fever from our first record. In December of 2023 I contracted COVID and ended up stuck in my bedroom with just a guitar. I started strumming and a Kinks like riff popped out. Like..."here I am". I knew it had a similar energy to Fever so I started playing with a 60's sounding chorus to match the riff. I was thinking of "Black Keys' Lonely Boy and using the words WRONG and RIGHT and I BRING THE LIGHT. That is when I remembered Pierce Brown's Sci Fi book Light Bringer. GOOD TITLE!!!! (continue)
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