Bring Me The Horizon release their highly anticipated new single "LosT", their first new music since 2022. The track is part of the globally acclaimed Post Human series and follows singles "DiE4u" and "sTraNgeRs," which have been streamed over a massive 150 million times to date.
"LosT" is accompanied by a cinematic music video, directed by Jensen Noen. Shot in LA, the video is a shocking medical inspired gorefest, featuring frontman Oli Sykes, Kevin from American Pie plus a heavy dose of humour! (continue)
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The 21st Annual Blues from the Top Music Festival is presented by the Grand County Blues Society, and takes place at Rendezvous Event Center (78821 US Hwy 40, Winter Park, CO 80482) in downtown Winter Park on June 23-25, 2023.
The event will feature performances from Grace Potter, The Record Company, Devon Allman Project with special guests Anders Osborne, Larry McCray, Jimmy Hall, Drive By Truckers, Galactic, Samantha Fish featuring Jesse Dayton, Blood Brothers with Mike Zito and Albert Castigila, Cedric Burnside, Shemekia Copeland, Jimmy Carpenter, Robert Jon & The Wreck. (continue)
Arts & Crafts is proud to announce the arrival of Lustre Parfait, the long-fabled collaboration between Gord Downie, the late frontman of legendary Canadian rock band The Tragically Hip, and GRAMMY Award-winning producer/musician Bob Rock. The ninth album to bear Downie's name (outside of The Tragically Hip) and the first to bear Rock's beyond the role of producer and engineer, Lustre Parfait will be available in 2LP, CD, and digital formats.
Tomorrow's release is celebrated with the premiere of "The North Shore," a soaring, august ballad to rival Downie's greatest epics, capturing the dramatic haze of late summer with picture-perfect lyrics and Rock's starry cathedral of piano and guitars. (continue)
Ghost Hounds are back with the perfect song to dance into summer. Today, they've released a new song, "Make It Shake," off their upcoming album.
On their inspiration behind "Make It Shake," the band explains, "Over the years we've been fortunate enough to tour with The Rolling Stones, which was absolutely surreal and a major inspiration for us. Opening for them was really a do-or-die moment - we knew that we had to go on stage and get the crowd moving to show them what we're all about. 'Make It Shake' is all about that feeling of crafting an irresistible song that just makes people want to get up and dance." (continue)
Live Nation today announced the return of Concert Week, offering fans an unbeatable deal: $25 all-in tickets to more than 3,800 shows across North America this year. The annual week-long program kicks off ahead of a robust 2023 summer concert season, getting fans ready to fill their summer months and the rest of their calendar for the year with epic shows and live music from their favorite artists.
The limited-time ticket offer includes over 300 of today's biggest acts across a wide variety of genres, including: Hip-Hop, Country, Latin, R&B, Metal, Pop, Rock, K-POP, Electronic, Comedy and more. Artists included in Concert Week range from 5 Seconds of Summer, Beck & Phoenix, Bebe Rexha, Big Time Rush, Don Toliver, Fall Out Boy, Janet Jackson, Kountry Wayne, Larry June, Maroon 5, Marca MP, Shania Twain, Snoop Dogg, VALLEY and many more. Concert Week features live events across all venue sizes - from clubs and theaters, to amphitheaters and arenas. See list below for additional artists featured this year. (continue)
Birthed at the juncture where hardcore and punk meet metal, Death Ray Vision have announced their forthcoming third album, No Mercy From Electric Eyes, due out June 30 via Metal Blade Records. Pre-order it here.
Today, the band has shared the video for "Behead the King." "'Behead the King' is about the helplessness you feel watching the world burn around you and being powerless to do anything about it," says guitarist Pete Cortese. "It was a blast working with director Anthony Jarvis on the video." (continue)
Like Moths To Flames have dropped the visualizer for new single "I Found The Dark Side of Heaven." The song is like a battering ram from start to finish, with gritty guitars, squealing riffs, and guttural screams anchoring the song's self-reflective concept.
"Over the last few years, a lot of us have felt like shells of our former selves," says Chris Roetter. "This is for the people who feel like they've been pushed so far away that no one sees them. I think it's easy to feel forgotten about and like you didn't matter. Some of my darkest days were an abyss that was never ending. When it's difficult to find anything to pull you out, sometimes you just have to accept that you're stuck." (continue)
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Trev Lukather has released a music video for his new song 'The Sound', which is the first official single released off of forthcoming debut solo album. 'The Sound' is a retro, modern 80s arena anthem with a strong message behind it.
Lukather about the song: "The Sound is about hope of unity during a brutal time of division. We are so lost in our phones and ourselves. Lack of communication. War. Loss of freedom. Loss of human rights. Racism. Political meltdowns. Misinformation. Deadly earthquakes. We are derailing literally and figuratively. I wanted to send a message of how we are all on this floating speck in the universe together trying to find the meaning of why we are here. The reality is, no one is better than anyone else. We are on the same level. If that was more clear to everyone, we wouldn't have so much hate in our hearts. If we knew how small we are, it would be liberating, not debilitating." (continue)
Peter Lewis of the legendary Moby Grape shares "Frank Zappa's Ghost," a jazzy, trippy nightmare from his upcoming album Imagination, out June 16th.
"That was one of those songs that came to me in a dream. What I woke up hearing was the hook; In other words, the part(s) where I sing "Franks Zappa's Ghost" with the underlying chords. The rest was pretty much crafted. The idea of adding "the right of spring section" as a bridge was to bring in an ethereal (contrasting) mood to the arrangement, like something Zappa might do." - Peter Lewis (continue)
Venues let the chains cattle and release their brand new single "Haunted House," out now worldwide, following their critically acclaimed album Solace and previous singles "Reflections" + "Cravings."
Lela says, "If you know the feeling of being trapped in a situation that doesn't bring good prospects, but still have the urge to get out of it, you can empathize very well with the story behind 'Haunted House.' For me, it is a challenge to myself to recognize bad positions and leave them behind as quickly as possible." (continue)
On June 2 Atlanta's Gringo Star will release their anticipated new album On and On And Gone via My Anxious Mouth. Today the band is sharing the "Hanging Around," the final pre-release single from the upcoming release.
The track follows singles "Stand And Turn Away" and "Told You Once Before" which can be shared on all streaming services. "Hanging Around" debuted today at Rock And Roll Globe and is all streaming platforms now for any playlist shares. Rock And Roll Globe on the song, "'Hanging Around' is fantastic tune that sounds like some kind of lost session between Elvis Costello and The Attractions and Del Shannon." (continue)
Chattanooga hard rockers SevenStones recently released their new album, "Hurt Turns Into Hate". To celebrate we asked Drew Elliott to tell us about one of the new songs and he selected "Fly Or Fall". Here is the story:
Usually for me as a songwriter, I lean into personal experiences and I'm able to channel feelings from the past of what I've been through or have witnessed. Fly or Fall is no exception with one difference of my lyrics being in more of positive light. The bouncing guitar riff with bass and drums following the same energy put me into a brighter approach to the writing process. (continue)
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