idobi Radio relaunches idobi Warped Radio, the official Warped Tour podcast and radio show, just in time for the festival's 30-year anniversary. The debut episode airs today, Wednesday, March 26, at 6 PM ET / 3 PM PT on idobi Radio and Veeps.com, featuring Kevin Lyman himself. New episodes drop every Wednesday with guests including 3OH!3, Royal & The Serpent, and more.
Lyman dives into Warped's legacy, shares behind-the-scenes stories-from blink-182 to My Chemical Romance-and reveals exclusive 2025 details, including a previously unannounced acoustic stage and a continued focus on supporting rising artists like Charlotte Sands and Taylor Acorn. (continue)
Mike Stringer, guitarist of two-time GRAMMY-nominated band Spiritbox, has officially launched his first-ever signature guitar line in partnership with Aristides. Introduced at NAMM 2025, The STX Collection is the culmination of nearly a decade of collaboration between Stringer and Aristides, offering a sleek, ergonomic offset design available in 6, 7, and 8-string configurations, with both standard and multiscale options. The launch comes at the heels of Spiritbox's latest album, Tsunami Sea, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums chart.
To showcase The STX Collection in action, Stringer has released a playthrough video of "Perfect Soul," one of the album's standout tracks, currently at #15 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. (continue)
Andrew McMahon, in partnership with Sixthman, is excited to announce the return of Andrew McMahon's Holiday From Real, an immersive musical adventure highlighted by exclusive headline performances from all three of the veteran singer-songwriter-pianist's beloved projects including Something Corporate, Jack's Mannequin, and Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness.
Andrew McMahon's Holiday From Real sails February 28-March 4, 2026 from Miami, FL to Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic aboard Norwegian Pearl. Priority Presales for Holiday From Real Alumni and members of McMahon's Camp Wilderness community begin April 1 and continue to April 4 at 11:59 pm (ET). (continue)
Dead Poets Society have shared a music video for their brand new reimagined version of their single "HURT," featuring rock band The Warning. Atom Splitter sent over the following details:
The video, which feels almost voyeuristic and lo-fi, is electrifyingly cinematic, with Dead Poet Society and The Warning performing as though their lives depend upon it. The riffs and dueling vocals crackle throughout. DPS x The Warning perform together - as if they were always meant to. Stick around 'til the end, where full musical mayhem ensues. (continue)
Following the recent announcement of their debut collaborative record "Tall Tales" (out 9th May via Warp Records), pioneering electronic musician and producer Mark Pritchard and The Smile / Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke have shared details of a special global cinema event on 8th May, in which fans will be able to hear the album alongside its accompanying feature film a day ahead of release - dates may vary for certain locations. More info and tickets are available from Tall-Tales.info.
An effective third member of the group, visual artist Jonathan Zawada - whose multi-faceted approach to melding analogue and digital techniques have seen him work alongside the likes of Coachella, Flume, The Avalanches, Royksopp, and Dua Lipa - directed, animated, and edited the "Tall Tales" visual experience. (continue)
UK prog rockers Solstice have shared a video for their track "Life." The song comes from their forthcoming album, "Clann", which will arrive on April 4th.
"As an album title, 'Clann' acknowledges the strong sense of family both within the band and among our supporters. As for the song 'Life', it's the recognition of those bonds as they grow and make whatever time we have left together the greatest gift of all" - Andy Glass (continue)
Alien Weaponry have unleashed a new track called "Taniwha' that features Lamb Of God frontman Randy Blythe and comes from their new that album "Te Ra," which arrives this Friday, March 28th. Atom Splitter sent over the following:
Take a listen to the new track now - a special bonus listen two days in advance of the album's drop - and see below for insight into the track's inspirations! The new anthem follows acclaimed latest singles "Mau Moko" ("...top-notch technical thrash metal..." - Heavy Consequence) and "1000 Friends" ("a driving, riff forward affair that makes it super easy to bang your head to" - MetalSucks). (continue)
Sublime is in the studio writing and recording new songs for an upcoming full-length album. When not performing at various festivals across North America in 2024, front man Jakob Nowell immersed himself in the Sublime catalog and found a deep sense of connection to his late father.
The deeply emotional and powerful experience spawned a collection of new songs inspired by his father's legacy that perfectly blend the classic Sublime vibe with a fresh sound. (continue)
Black Country, New Road share a new single titled "For the Cold Country". The track comes ahead of their new album, "Forever Howlong", which is due out April 4th on Ninja Tune.
"Forever Howlong" is the band's first studio release since 2022's UK #3 album "Ants From Up There", which gave them their second Top 5 UK album in 12 months alongside their Mercury Prize shortlisted debut "For the first time", and follows 2023's "Live at Bush Hall", an album The Guardian claimed was a "magical resurgence" in a triumphant five-star review. Now, on studio album three, the band are once again building from the ground up in yet another miraculous musical transformation. (continue)
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Legendary Japanese power pop trio Shonen Knife is excited to announce their 2025 "Everyone Happy U.S. Tour" across North America. Known for their infectious melodies, punk-infused energy, and enduring influence on the global music scene, Shonen Knife promises a tour that celebrates their vibrant catalog and joyful spirit.
Kicking off in late September, the "Everyone Happy U,S, Tour" will feature fan-favorite tracks spanning their entire career, including new songs from their latest release, Our Best Place, out now on Good Charamel Records. The tour features dates in NYC, LA, San Diego and a headline performance at The Music is Art Festival in Buffalo, NY. (continue)
Keyboardist Derek Sherinian was recently named "Best Keyboardist" in Japan's BURRN! Magazine 2024 Readers Poll (an award he also received previously, in 2020, 2022, and 2023).
Derek was also voted "Greatest Keyboardist of the 21st Century" and #8 "Greatest of All Time" by MusicRadar.com, and also was ranked #9 "Greatest of All Time" in PROG Magazine. (continue)
The Damn Truth return to the UK for an 11-date November 2025 headline tour. The UK tour starts at Norwich Waterfront Studio (Wednesday November 12), takes in London Underworld (Friday November 21), and finishes at The Globe, Cardiff (Sunday November 23).
"We're very excited to return to the UK for another tour," says lead singer and guitarist, Lee-la Baum. "We always enjoy performing shows in England. The enthusiasm of UK audiences is incredible." (continue)
Chevelle are back with their first new music in four years. Today, the band has dropped the video for the new single "Rabbit Hole (Cowards, Pt. 1)."
It's a gnarly, riffy rager with more hooks than a tackle box and alternately snarling and melodic vocals. Push and pull tension define the song, which leads to thrilling, dissonant breakdown at the end of the song. Put simply, it was worth the wait. (continue)
Mob Rules have shared a music video for their new song "Back To Savage Land". The track comes from their group's forthcoming album "Rise Of The Ruler", which will arrive on August 22, 2025. ALL NOIR sent over the following details:
The follow-up to 2018's successful album "Beast Reborn" (which reached a sensational #37 in the German and #59 in the Swiss album charts) is not only a work brimming with creativity, wit and quality, but also the conceptual continuation of their two early albums "Savage Land" (1999) and "Temple Of Two Suns" (2000), with which MOB RULES laid the foundation for their career. Both albums are linked by an exciting concept story about life in a dystopian, hostile end-time world in which resources are becoming scarce. This is exactly where the band's new offering "Rise Of The Ruler" comes in and keyboardist Jan Christian Halfbrodt (who is responsible for all the lyrics) continues the thread. (continue)
The 45th anniversary of Van Halen's "Women And Children First" album is being celebrated with a Medium Rare episode of the syndicated radio show In The Studio With Redbeard: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands.
Redbeard shared this synopsis for the episode: It always seemed that the Van Halen 1980 third album, Women and Children First, suffered from "middle child syndrome". The first and last albums of the original band, the twin pillars of the 1978 debut Van Halen and then 1984, have always garnered so much attention (and deservedly so) that we have tended to ignore Women and Children First and its successor, Fair Warning, as musical flyover states. (read more)
Alternative rocker Stonehocker just released his brand new album "Hello Mr. Hyde", and to celebrate we asked him to tell us about the record's title track. Here is the story:
The story behind this song isn't really pleasant, it's not something I love to dwell on; but I decided to release it despite how I felt because I'm convinced it needed to be told. (continue)
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