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OASIS have ended months of feverish speculation with the announcement that they will return to the live stage in 2027. Oasis Live ‘27 will see the band play 38 live shows, visiting Scotland, England, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, France, Italy, US and Ireland. With the exception of homecoming shows in Manchester, the tour will see the band […]
Evanescence has released the official music video for “Tell Me When You’ve Had Enough” watch it HERE The video was directed by Eric Richter and filmed during the band’s recent North American leg of its 2026 World Tour. The track is for anyone who’s sick of being controlled and manipulated. It questions how much we’re willing to sacrifice to stay […]
There was a stretch in the early 2000s when Alien Ant Farm seemed to be everywhere. MTV was still king, “TRL” could turn a song into a cultural event, Napster was blowing a hole through the record business, and the Southern California band somehow managed to thrive right in the middle of all that chaos. […]
Pearl Jam bassist and founding member Jeff Ament and his brother, designer Barry Ament, will celebrate the September 25 release of Jeff’s visual memoir, Since Forever, with nine special book events across the United States and London. The tour will include two events at Ohana Festival in Dana Point, two events in Seattle, and stops in […]
HBO has set a September premiere for “JAŸ-Z IN 8,” a revealing new documentary series built around an intimate, career-spanning conversation between JAŸ-Z and legendary producer Rick Rubin. The eight-part HBO Original series premieres Friday, September 18 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, with the second episode following immediately at 8:45 p.m. Both installments will be available […]
The Power of 3, the powerhouse new trio featuring acclaimed singer-guitarist Orianthi, drummer Cindy Blackman Santana, and bassist Rhonda Smith, announce their self-titled debut album today along with the release of their debut double single, “War In The Streets” b/w “Treat Me Like A Lady,” available now on all streaming platforms. The album is due […]
Ahead of their fall tour dates, acclaimed post-hardcore art rock pioneers Shudder to Think return with a new track and news of their first project in almost three decades. The three-song Who Sent You EP is due September 11th via Dischord Records, and its title track – a song that vocalist Craig Wedren notes, “unintentionally […]
Renowned film composer / producer Tyler Bates has teamed up with British synth-wave band Gunship, and drummer Dave Lombardo (of Slayer, Mr. Bungle, The Misfits) for a new single collaboration, REVOLUTION.EXE. Released on Bates’ record label, Gravel and Echo Recordings, the track is hard-hitting, politically charged, and built around a pulsing hard rock, electronic backbone that channels Gunship’s signature retro-futurist sound alongside Bates’ cinematic […]
The legendary “Weird Al” Yankovic returned to the NPR Tiny Desk Concert stage for a special performance, following his first appearance in 2010. The lively set features “Skipper Dan” from 2011’s Alpocalypse, his Backstreet Boys parody “eBay,” the blues-rock closing-credits jam “Now You Know” from Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, and his Star Wars parody […]