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yungblud – World tour hits North America and continues in Europe

July 17, 2025

Loud, sweet, nice, crazy, different, polarizing, sexy and immensely talented. These are just some attributes that come to mind when people talk about Yungblud. His world tour will soon hit North America. It starts August 23rd in Los Angeles and will continue in Europe/UK on October 4th in Amsterdam, NL. Make sure to get your tickets HERE. Lately, it’s almost impossible to not notice Yungblud. His legendary performance of Black Sabbath’s “Changes” at Ozzy Osbourne’s farewell show blew up the internet. The video in which he presented Ozzy with a cross necklace went viral. Yungblud, born Dominic Harrison, recently released part one of IDOLS, a double album in two parts. With this record, he scored his third consecutive No. 1 album in the UK. It also hit top chart spots in Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Australia, and many more countries around the world. The music range of IDOLS goes from rock and punk like “Lovesick Lullaby” to beautiful ballads/slow tunes like “Zombie” or “Change“. Another outstanding track is “Hello, Heaven, Hello” which lasts over 9 minutes [Read More]

The Driver Era Leaves Fans Obsessed at Shoreline Amphitheater

July 17, 2025

The Driver Era made a powerful stop at Shoreline Amphitheater on their Obsession Tour, and one thing is certain, we’re officially obsessed. Led by brothers Ross and Rocky Lynch, The Driver Era continues to raise the bar with each tour, and their Shoreline performance was spectacular. From start to finish, it was clear this band doesn’t just perform; they captivate. Delivering a stadium worthy show with a specatular stage setup and the band brought a full lineup to the stage —including their brother Riker Lynch on bass, adding to the richness and intensity of the sound. Their performance had everything: electric energy, ballads, mesmerizing stage presence, and a setlist that spanned genres and their history. Long-time fans were treated to a few nostalgic R5 songs woven seamlessly into The Driver Era’s dynamic mix. The night kicked off with an unforgettable opening set by Vale. Vale is from Colombia and the powerful performance undoubtedly earned her a legion of new fans with her Latin flare. If you didn’t know her music going in, you definitely left [Read More]

NEW MUSIC: BABYMETAL Releases Explosive New Single “Kon! Kon!” feat. Bloodywood

July 14, 2025

BABYMETAL releases explosive new single “Kon! Kon!” featuring Bloodywood. This is the fifth single off their upcoming album METAL FORTH out on August 8 via Capitol Records. They also put out an accompanying music video for the song, filmed at their show at The Theater at Madison Square Garden, that showcases their high-octane performance with Bloodywood. They are currently on tour together on their biggest North American tour to date. Tickets are on sale now at BABYMETAL.com. Upcoming Album ‘METAL FORTH’ Out August 8 via Capitol Records Meaning “beyond metal,” METAL FORTH features collaborations with Poppy, Spiritbox, Tom Morello, Bloodywood, Electric Callboy, Polyphia, and Slaughter to Prevail – artists BABYMETAL has connected with while touring the globe. Fans can stream the previously released singles “RATATATA” (with Electric Callboy), “from me to u (feat. Poppy)”, and “Song 3” (with Slaughter To Prevail) now on all digital platforms. METAL FORTH follows 2019’s METAL GALAXY and THE OTHER ONE, their 2023 concept album. PAPER said, “On THE OTHER ONE, the band cracks open the Metalverse, surfing through parallel universes and a dizzying maze that tests their perceptions of truths, lies, and what rests beyond the darkness.” For the first [Read More]

Ice Nine Kills unleash new single/video for The Great Unknown

July 9, 2025

Today, RIAA Gold-Certified horror metal madmen Ice Nine Kills unleash “The Great Unknown”, a hard-hitting, high-concept single and video sees the band stepping into the glitching heart of dystopian sci-fi inspired by The Matrix. Watch the official music video for “The Great Unknown” “The Great Unknown” pairs cinematic worship with melodic grandeur, pushing Ice Nine Kills’ signature sound into uncharted territory while retaining the polish, precision, and razor-wire wit that have defined the INKverse to date. The official music video drops the viewer into a parallel simulation—an adrenaline-fueled, bullet-time mindwarp where perception is fragile, control is an illusion, and nothing is quite what it seems. Will you wake up, press play and follow the white rabbit into The Great Unknown or choose the blissful ignorance of The Matrix? Red pill or blue pill. The choice is yours! The release of “The Great Unknown” follows weeks of escalating online speculation surrounding frontman Spencer Charnas’ increasingly cryptic and eerily odd behavior. What began as an unforced marketing misfire quickly snowballed into full-blown internet hysteria, as fans, critics, and commentators dissected increasingly [Read More]

TSS – new album release is only a week away

June 19, 2025

Fearless Records welcomed French metal alchemists TSS (formerly The Sunday Sadness) to the label’s global roster in 2024. TSS have steadily built their reputation thanks to its innovative blend of emo, metalcore, alternative rock, and synthwave. They’ve recently added elements of phonk and neo-metal to their sonic blend. The band was founded in 2016 by Kirby, who sought to combine his emo and metalcore roots into a fresh new sound. The band quickly solidified its lineup with John on guitar and vocals and Hugo on drums. In March, the band announced the forthcoming release of their new album “End Of Time”, which will finally be out next week, June 27th via Fearless. With the album announcement, TSS also released their latest single “Something In The Way”. With this album and track, TSS are about to put themselves firmly on the international musical map. The song is sung in both English and the band’s native tongue, adding an extra layer of sonic thrills. Its universal appeal also lies in the alternately sung and screamed vocals, thick [Read More]

Finn Wolfhard releases debut solo album, Happy Birthday and check out the new single!

June 6, 2025

We are excited to announce the release of Finn Wolfhard’s highly anticipated debut solo album, Happy Birthday. This album brings Finn’s songwriting in the spotlight as he is the solo writer and performer. Finn comments on the album: “If I were to walk away and listen to it in 10 years, I think it would feel like the beginning of a specific style and voice,” he says. “It can be interesting being a younger person in any kind of industry, because even though I’ve been acting for a long time, I’m still only 22, and things start to take shape at different times in your life. I hope that when I look back on this record, I’ll be proud of the melodies and the songwriting. I want to be accepting of myself at that time. It was okay that I felt like that and made a record about it and then moved on to new experiences.” The nine-track album, a vibrant and emotionally charged collection, originated from a personal challenge Wolfhard set for [Read More]

The Beaches announce North American Headlining Tour and release new single

May 29, 2025

Today, Canadian alt-rock outfit The Beaches share a new offering from their highly anticipated upcoming record, “Did I Say Too Much,” out everywhere now. The track is the third single from their third studio album, No Hard Feelings, out everywhere August 29th via AWAL. Furthermore, they announce a massive headlining North American tour. LISTEN TO “DID I SAY TOO MUCH” HERE PREORDER NO HARD FEELINGS HERE “Did I Say Too Much” is a biting, vulnerable callout of a head-spinning situationship built on mixed signals and unspoken truths. Throughout the song, frontperson Jordan Miller wears her heart on her sleeve as she questions her own role and if she misinterpreted the relationship. Shortly after, the catchy bridge flips the focus to the other party, putting Miller’s own feelings aside while she bluntly asks “What the fuck is wrong with you?” The track balances vulnerability and defiance as it channels heartbreak into power, serving as another impressive release in The Beaches’ new era. “It’s a song about how tough it can be to navigate queer heartbreak,” shares the band. “There are so many layers, the pressure to stay friends with your ex, [Read More]