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Weezer has announced new international tour dates for their upcoming Weezer: The Gathering tour, celebrating their new album Weezer – out August 21, 2026 via Reprise/Warner Records. Rolling Stone called the forthcoming project, “one of the best Weezer albums of this century.” Kicking off in February 2027, these new dates include stops in Japan, Europe, […]
Rock legend SUSANNA HOFFS has announced The List, a deeply personal new album of all-original music arriving September 18 via her own record label, Baroque Folk. Recorded live in Hoffs’ Los Angeles home, The List captures the intimacy of friends gathering around the kitchen table and sharing the stories that define a life. Across 12 […]
“UNSHATTER” will begin a limited theatrical run in cinemas worldwide on September 30, 2026, with an expanded rollout in select cities to follow. The film documents LINKIN PARK’s path forward following a seven-year hiatus after the devastating loss of Chester Bennington. Beginning with intimate studio sessions in 2022, “UNSHATTER” captures Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Dave […]
PLUSH is ready to enter a new era. The hard-rocking trio will release their new single, “Animalistic,” on August 14, 2026, via Pavement Entertainment on all major streaming platforms. The track serves as the first taste of the band’s highly anticipated second full-length album, “Mass Hysteria,” arriving worldwide on September 18, 2026. Pre-save the single […]
May 1986. I had just celebrated my 8th birthday with presents that ranged from G.I. Joe toys to Transformers and, no doubt, some Rambo and The Force of Freedom toys. One of my older brothers, Mark, had a white 1979 Pontiac Firebird with T-tops. Mark was at the forefront of ’80s rock and was even […]
Pearl Jam founding member and bassist Jeff Ament is opening his personal photography archive for “Since Forever,” a new hardcover volume arriving on September 25, 2026. For decades, Ament has photographed the people, places, and moments that have inspired him. A few years ago, he began working through an archive of deteriorating negatives with his […]
37 years ago today, “Weird Al” Yankovic’s movie debut and classic comedy UHF was released by Orion Pictures. The film was co-written by and starred Yankovic as George Newman, a misfit and a dreamer unable to find his place in life until his Uncle Harvey won a little UHF TV station in a poker game […]
Queens of the Stone Age return with a stunning new single, “Easy Street,” on Matador Records. Debuted live last year during their lauded Catacombs tour and eagerly awaited by fans, it’s the band’s first new song since 2023’s In Times New Roman. The music is serene and perfectly imperfect — acoustic guitar, psychedelic synths, and […]
Mötley Crüe is celebrating the records that turned them into one of the most dangerous and defining hard rock bands of the ’80s with the release of “Crücial Crüe 1981-1989,” a limited edition picture disc box set spotlighting the band’s first five studio albums. Available now via BMG, the collection arrives as a 5LP Picture […]