Counterparts have announced North American tour dates for February and March. Pain of Truth, Malevolence, and Foreign Hands will be joining them on all dates. Counterparts surprise-released their EP Heaven Let Them Die earlier this month. Check out the dates below.
The David Bowie tribute ensemble, Celebrating David Bowie, is rising again, following a series of canceled USA shows from a couple of years ago. The new iteration again features Peter Murphy of Bauhaus on lead vocals. Joining Murphy is Angelo Moore of Fishbone, Kevin Armstrong, Ben Ellis, and Mat Hector (each of Iggy Pop's band), and Ron D of the Joe Bonamossa band. The tour runs through Europe/UK in early January 2025. The band will be playing tracks from across Bowie's entire career. You can see the dates below.
The mystery has been solved! After posting a cryptic message teasing something on social media yesterday, My Chemical Romance have announced a North American stadium tour for summer and fall 2025 where they will be celebrating the 17th anniversary of The Black Parade. Each show will feature a different opener including Pixies, Garbage, Devo, IDLES, Thursday, Death Cab For Cutie, and Violent Femmes. Tickets go on sale on November 15. See the dates and announcement video below.
Los Angeles-based Kills Birds have released a video for their new song “Behind”. The video was directed by Brandon Sommerhalder. The song is their first since signing with Lucky Number and will be on their upcoming EP which is due out in the spring. Kills Birds released their album Married in 2021. Check out the video below.
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Movements are going on tour. They'll be bringing Citizen, Scowl, and Downward with them. That kicks off in March 2025. You can see the dates below.
Alexisonfire and Underoath have announced Australian tour dates for March. Underoath will be playing their 2004 album They’re Only Chasing Safety in full along with an encore set each night. GEL will be joining them on all dates. Alexisonfire released their album Otherness in 2022. Underoath released their album Voyeurist in 2022. Check out the dates below.
Sunrot and Body Void have announced that they will be releasing a split record. It will be out on November 20 which is Trans Day of Remembrance and all proceeds from digital sales will be donated to Black Trans Liberation . The split features three tracks from Sunrot, “Still Burning”, “Shapeshifter”, and “Kill The Cop” along with two tracks from Body Void called “Assimilation System” and “Crown of Fire”. The album art was created by Ethan McCarthy, Christopher Eustaquio, and Jesse Draxler. Sunrot released their album The Unfailing Rope in 2023. Body Void released their album Atrocity Machine in 2023. Check out the tracklist below.
Refused have released a video for “The Deadly Rhythm”. The video was written and directed by Nils Nygardh and was released as part of the 25th anniversary of The Shape Of Punk To Come. The 25th anniversary re-issue will be out physically on March 28. The band also released a tribute album earlier this year called The Shape of Punk to Come Obliterated which featured bands including GEL, Fucked Up, Touché Amoré, Zulu, and IDLES covering songs off the album. Refused will be going on their final North American tour this spring. Check out the video below.
<p>When we look to the mountains, how do we feel? Are we gripped by a humbling sense of how small we truly are, or are we emboldened by an ambitious desire to ascend? Oddly, “I See Mountains,” the ethereal new dream-pop and trip-hop single from Oslo Twins, straddles a line between both, marking a far-off horizon that connects back to our own doing and our own willingness to embrace what’s in front of us. How we react is up to […]</p>
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