Month: September 2024

New Music

ASKING ALEXANDRIA ANNOUNCE NEW EP ‘WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? THE REMIXES’

September 20, 2024

  ASKING ALEXANDRIA is gearing up to set out on the second leg of their All My Friends headlining U.S. Tour. The tour will kick off on September 24th in Souix Falls and wrap up the U.S. portion in Chico, CA on 11/2, also with a couple dates in Ireland and UK in December. ASKING ALEXANDRIA  ANNOUNCE NEW EP ‘WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? THE REMIXES’   Due October 18 via Better Noise Music, the digital EP will include remixed versions of popular tracks from their recent 2023 album, WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? ASKING ALEXANDRIA have shared the first listen to two new tracks from the EP today, September 20. The “modern day, hook-laden” (Kerrang!) song “Let Go”—the third highest-streaming track on WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? which has nearly 8 million overall streams and over 1.3 million video views—gets a remixed touch from up-and-coming LA-based producer kodeblooded. Watch its music video streaming below or directly via YouTube The band has also released a remixed version of fan-favorite track “Bad Blood” from viral Indonesian DJ group Weird Genius. The group broke Spotify’s record for the #1 longest charting local song for six consecutive [Read More]

New Music

Kate Pierson (B-52s) releases new album, Radios and Rainbows

September 20, 2024

  Kate Pearson, the iconic voice behind the B-52s, is back with a brand-new LP, Radios and Rainbows, and fans of her distinct vocals are in for a treat. Best known for her role as the founding member of the trailblazing band that gave us classics like “Love Shack” and “Rock Lobster,” Pearson’s incredible, soaring vocals have long been her signature. Now, she’s ready to showcase them again in a fresh and exciting way. Her upcoming album promises to bring a dynamic mix of collaborations that are bound to catch the attention of music lovers. Album Includes collaborations with Sia, Chris Braide, Jimmy Harry (Madonna grammy winner), Tim Andersen (Ima Robot) Bleu McCauley and Adele bass player Sam Dixon. The album’s anthemic title track personifies Pierson’s social activism. “Chris and I jammed on that one, and those lyrics with a political bent came out. It’s an antiwar song, a song of peace.” The lyrics reference those of heroes like John Lennon and Yoko Ono and folk-era Dylan. She cowrote the call to disarmament, “Dream On,” with [Read More]

Band

Get ready to be addicted to the new Joey Jane track, I’ll Never Change

September 20, 2024

  Over the past several years, Joey Jayne has consistently proven himself as a powerhouse in the rock scene. With each release, he never fails to capture our attention, but his latest track, I’ll Never Change, takes things to a whole new level. This song is an absolute knockout—it’s the kind of high-energy track that will leave you hooked from the first listen. “I’ll Never Change” is a perfect blend of classic rock ‘n’ roll intensity and modern alternative rock sensibilities. Joey’s vocals are raw, gritty, and undeniably rock to the core. There’s something magnetic about the way he delivers each line with a sense of urgency and passion that mirrors the best of rock’s history while adding a fresh twist. It’s a track that screams rebellion, freedom, and the unrelenting spirit of rock. The song’s punchy riffs and driving rhythm will have you on your feet, while the powerful lyrics hit deep. It’s no surprise that this track is already shaping up to be a fan favorite. Whether you’re a die-hard rock fan or [Read More]

New Music

Des Rocs Unleashes Explosive New Song and Video ‘In the Night’ Ft. UnderOath

September 20, 2024

Des Rocs does it again, delivering an electrifying new track with the release of In the Night, featuring UnderOath. The song, part of his forthcoming deluxe album Dream Machine:The Lucid Edition, is set to drop on October 11th. Fans have come to expect nothing less than 150% from Des Rocs, and this explosive collaboration does not disappoint. From the moment the first notes hit, it’s clear that this song carries an emotional weight and vulnerability that immediately grabs your torn up heart. The music video, directed by legendary photographer Mark Seliger, visually complements the passion that reverberates through every note of the song. Seliger, known for his iconic work in the world of music photography, translates the energy and raw emotion of In the Night into a visual masterpiece that intensifies the song’s impact. Watching the video, you can feel the intensity of the collaboration as the artists pour every ounce of their souls into the project. Seliger comments, “The intersection of a rich song and an artist who is also a magnetic performer is [Read More]

New Music

FIDLAR release new album Surviving the Dream and set to play Regency Ballroom Sept 25th

September 20, 2024

Today marks the release of surf punk rockers FIDLAR’s highly anticipated comeback album Surviving the Dream. After more than half a decade without new music, the band has made it clear—they’re back and here to stay. The album is a bold statement, showing their enduring presence in the surf punk rock scene. The 13 track album is available now. Album Tracklist: 1. FIX ME 2. LOW 3. SAD KID 4. DOWN N OUT 5. ORANGE COUNTY 6. BREAK YOUR HEART 7. GET OFF MY WAVE 8. CHANGE 9. MAKING SHIT UP 10. DOG HOUSE 11. I DON’T WANT TO DO THIS 12. NUDGE 13. HURT Check out one of our favorite tracks of the album, Fix Me: FIDLAR fans are in for a treat as the band is set to perform at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco on September 25th. Known for their electrifying, high-energy sets, this show is guaranteed to be a night you won’t want to miss. You can purchase tickets for the SF show here. Make sure to visit the social [Read More]

Tour

Everclear kicks off tour at August Hall in San Francisco

September 15, 2024

Everclear returned to August Hall for an unforgettable night of rock, and they did not disappoint. The night kicked off with Jimmie’s Chicken Shack, who not only got the crowd revved up but gave a performance that was both nostalgic and certain to win over new fans. Their energy set the stage perfectly for what was to come. Marcy Playground followed, and their performance was nothing short of amazing. The crowd was fully engaged, especially during their iconic hit “Sex and Candy,” which had everyone in the room singing along. It was clear that the band hasn’t lost their touch and knows how to deliver a memorable performance. By the time Everclear hit the stage, the crowd was more than ready. From the first note, it was non-stop energy and pure fun. Whether it was your first time seeing them or your 50th, the show was electrifying from start to finish. They played a wide array of fan favorites, but what really set the night apart were the deep cuts they pulled out for the [Read More]

Shoreline Amphitheatre

Photo Gallery: Five Finger Death Punch at Shoreline Amphitheatre

September 7, 2024

  Five Finger Death Punch brought their summer tour to Shoreline Amphitheater, and it was nothing short of amazing. Their high energy electrified the crowd, and their spectacular stage setup, complete with lasers, lights, and epic backdrops, made the night unforgettable. Ivan Moody, as always, took the time to connect with the audience, especially first-time concertgoers, offering guitar picks and even inviting a few lucky fans up on stage to watch the show from a whole new perspective. Along with their fan-favorite hits, they delivered an incredible cover performance of The House of the Rising Son,  adding a unique touch to an already unforgettable set. Check out photos from their set by Rockin Ryan: We’re also excited to see Five Finger Death Punch performing at this year’s Aftershock Festival on Friday. They’ve become a festival highlight, and we can’t wait to catch them again! Make sure to visit their social media sites for the latest news. Information & Links Website: www.fivefingerdeathpunch.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/fivefingerdeathpunch Twitter: https://twitter.com/FFDP Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5fdp/