Modern shoegaze hero Wisp officially has a new album on the way: Today (June 24), Wisp announced If Not Winter. It certainly won’t be winter when the project drops on Continue Reading
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Black Sabbath have shared a dispatch from rehearsals for their upcoming Back to the Beginning reunion/farewell concert, posting a photo with Ozzy Osbourne, bassist Geezer Butler and, most excitingly, drummer Continue Reading
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The last time we heard from Mac DeMarco, it was with the release of a 199-song album, One Wayne G, in 2023. More recently, he announced a huge tour, and Continue Reading
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On behalf of my friends and neighbors, I’d like to pronounce Greet Death as honorary citizens of San Diego. Like countless childhood friends who came of age in the early Continue Reading
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Looking back on the last six months, it feels like 2025 might be remembered as a turning point for music in the 2020s. Every decade has a year like this, Continue Reading
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Looking back on the last six months, it feels like 2025 might be remembered as a turning point for music in the 2020s. Every decade has a year like this, Continue Reading
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Looking back on the last six months, it feels like 2025 might be remembered as a turning point for music in the 2020s. Every decade has a year like this, Continue Reading
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In August, it’s expected that nearly one million people will descend upon the Black Hills of South Dakota to celebrate the 85th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Jesse James Dupree joined Continue Reading
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Turnstile is definitely the kind of band that would have been on a Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater soundtrack had they been active when the original games were released. In fact, Continue Reading
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Mick Ralphs, a founding member of Mott the Hoople and Bad Company, has died. He was 81. Paul Rodgers, his former Bad Company bandmate, shared, “Our Mick has passed, my Continue Reading
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The organizers behind All Things Go have delivered fantastic weekends for the past decade, and now they’re bringing the fun up to Canada: Today (June 23), All Things Go Toronto Continue Reading
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The 85th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is set for Aug. 1-10 and Loudwire Nights wants you to be there to be part of the best party of the year. Beginning today (June 23), Continue Reading
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One of the hottest debates within the modern rock and metal scene(s) is whether it’s okay for bands to use backing tracks throughout live shows. In a new interview with Continue Reading
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What were the songs of the summer for each year of the 1990s? Here we are at the beginning of another summer, but it’s hard not to think about the Continue Reading
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Linkin Park have canceled their Friday show in Bern, Switzerland, due to a “medical issue in the band.” The rockers were set to perform at the Bernexpo tonight as part of their Continue Reading
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Our guest in this episode of How I Learned to Sing is Badflower‘s Josh Katz. It’s been a full decade since the alt-rock group released their first single, “Soap,” and Continue Reading
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New York-born pianist and TikTok sensation Jordan Siwek — better known as Piano Jordan — dives deep into the themes of social media, connection, validation, and the search for genuine Continue Reading
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Below are the best post-grunge albums of each year during its peak, from 1993 to 2005. Post-grunge can be broken up into a couple of different waves, with the first taking Continue Reading
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Steven and Ian open this week’s episode by hashing out the new trailer for Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, the upcoming film about the making of Nebraska starring Jeremy Allen Continue Reading
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