The Ghost Inside shared the bad news with fans that they have decided to pull the plug on their upcoming U.S. fall tour that was to feature support from Gideon, Orthodox, and Of Virtue.
They were set to launch the trek following their current European tour but have now cancelled the plans due to the toll of being on the road has taken on their "physical health, mental health, and home lives". (continue)
Chiodos have announced that they will be following up their first performance in eight years at this year's When We Were Young Festival by hitting the road for a special tour next spring.
The trek will be a celebrating of the 20th anniversary of their "All's Well That Ends Well" album will is set to feature support from Hawthorn Heights, Emmure and The Callous Daoboys. (continue)
Organizers of the Welcome To Rockville Festival have announced second wave of artist that will be taking part in next year's festivities at the Daytona International Speedway from May 15th through 18th.
Underoath, Saosin, Silverstein, The Devil Wears Prada, Silent Planet, Scary Kids Scaring Kids, Alesana, and I Set My Friends On Fire were just announced for the festival that will include 150 bands over the four days of the event. (continue)
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Iconic guitarist Marty Friedman shares a new single, "Song for an Eternal Child," from his latest solo album 'Drama.' This track is accompanied by the album's second music video.
About "Song for an Eternal Child," Marty comments: "The second music video from my album 'Drama' reflects on a feeling that resonates deeply with so many of us-the inescapable sense that we've never really grown up. (continue)
Comeback Kid revealed today (November 6th) that will be playing a special 20th anniversary show for their album "Wake The Dead" early next year in their hometown of Winnipeg.
They shared, "We are ecstatic to announce our 20 Year Anniversary show for 'Wake The Dead' this February. This will be our first time ever playing inside the legendary Burton Cummings Theater in Winnipeg. (continue)
The Duke of Spook, Wednesday 13, has emerged to announce that he will be hitting the road next spring for an exciting North American headline run. Support will come from Stitched Up Heart, Dead Rabbits, and I Ya Toyah.
The "There's No Such Things As Monsters" Tour kicks off Friday, March 14, in Las Vegas, NV, and will haunt a slew of major cities across the US and Canada, including Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta, New York City, and Toronto among others before wrapping up in Colorado Springs, CO on Saturday, May 3. (continue)
Drowning Pool is excited to announce The XMAS in Texas Tour with special guests Reddstar and Cody Jasper. The four date tour will kick off on December 11th in Corpus Christi, TX at Brewsters Street.
Drowning Pool will be conducting on-site VIP packages. These VIPs will be sold on a separate platform and WILL NOT include a ticket to the show. All VIPs will need to purchase a show ticket for entrance. (continue)
Blues-tinged rockers The Boneheads recently switch things up with their Americana and roots track "Feel The Light" and to celebrate we asked vocalist Andrew Malandrino to tell us about the track. Here is the story:
Feel The Light was written in May 2024 when we travelled to Pocono Pines, Pennsylvania to attend our producer's wedding. We took this as a great opportunity to not only share a special weekend with one of our closest friends, but it was also a chance for our band to make some new memories together along the way. (continue)
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