Metallica have announced that they will be celebrating the upcoming release of their new album, "72 Seasons", by appearing and performing on Jimmy Kimmel Live for four nights in a row next week.
The band shared on Friday (April 7th), "Just seven days until we unleash the full 72 Seasons musical experience on the world! We are super excited to announce that we'll be celebrating the album's release all week long with our great friend Jimmy Kimmel, who generously hosted our last AWMH benefit bash in December. (continue)
Underoath have shared a statement about parting ways with longtime James Smith, who broke the news to fans late last month that he was removed from the group after playing with them for two decades.
Smith told fans via Instagram back in March, "After 20 years of music and friendship, I was informed that I'm no longer a member of Underoath. This saddens me to say, but unfortunately is where we have ended up. (continue)
Greta Van Fleet appeared on Audacy Check In to discuss their forthcoming third studio album, "Starcatcher" (due July 21st), and the show sent over an excerpt where they discuss their reaction to meeting music legends like Metallica and Bob Segar.
Jake Kiszka said, "Titans of metal, you know. Giants walking the earth... There's definitely nerves involved, especially when you're backstage with these guys. And then they come up, and as soon as they break the ice, it's amazing because they're just the most genuine, kind guys ever. And then you just talking about music, and it's like we've known each other for forever." (continue)
Indie rock artist Michigander, the sonic alter ego of Michigan native Jason Singer, has shared a video for his new single, "Cannonball", to celebrate the recent release of his new EP, "It Will Never Be The Same".
"Cannonball," a love song co- written with Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional that was recently featured in an episode of Grey's Anatomy and is poised to be a summer anthem. (continue)
The Aquadolls have shared their new single "Burn Baby Burn. The track comes from their forthcoming album, "Charmed", which is set to be released on June 2nd.
Bassist Keilah Nina shared, "The ultimate girl gang anthem, this is a banger that's all about finding comfort in your friends after being torn down. Learning the importance of not taking sh*t from anybody and letting that inner fire roar! It is also about finding solace in the meaningful connections you have with your sisterhood, rather than giving all your energy to toxic romantic partners. Our girl gang tells it as it is, no matter how fiery it comes off." (continue)
Following the fantastic feedback for the first solo album by Fates Warning vocalist Ray Alder "What The Water Wants" back in 2019, InsideOutMusic are pleased to announce the upcoming worldwide release of the follow-up effort "II" on June 9th, 2023.
Once again, just like for the "What The Water Wants" debut, the new album was written with guitarists Mike Abdow (Fates Warning touring member) and Tony Hernando (Lords Of Black) - who both also performed bass guitar on their own songs -, features drummer Craig Anderson (Ignite, Crescent Shield) and was mixed by Simone Mularoni (Rhapsody, Michael Romeo, DGM). Ray Alder's second album is simply entitled "II", but in musical terms this is a much more revealing, exploratory piece of work than its predecessor. (continue)
Sleep Signals have kicked off The Sinking Ships Tour: PART II, which began April 6th in Spokane, WA at The Big Dipper Spokane and concludes on May 14th. The tour is in support of the band's new single "Fearless" that released to all major platforms on Friday, along with a music video.
"We're really excited about our latest single, 'Fearless!' It's a song we wrote about coming back from our bus wreck back in 2021 and all the challenges we've dealt with since, pulling off the proverbial bandages and getting back to what we love to do!" says the band. (continue)
Southern roots rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck have released an extended live version of "Hey Hey Mama," a fan favorite that will be featured on their first ever live DVD Live At The Ancienne Belgique, out 4/21 via Joe Bonamassa's Journeyman Records.
"Hey Hey Mama" was initially on the Good Life Pie (2016) album, which featured Kris Butcher on guitar and Dave Pelusi on bass," recalls frontman Robert Jon Burrison. "It's always been a common selection in the live set, featuring vocal harmonies in the chorus and tons of space for trading and improvising licks. With the addition of Henry and Warren in 2017, the song evolved and took on a new life. This live version features a fuzzy guitar solo as the intro and an extended, psychedelia-influenced outro jam. (continue)
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