Shinedown have announced that they will be helping the Grand Ole Opry celebrate their 100th anniversary by taking the stage of the famed country music forum on October 10th.
The band shared, "The four of us are beyond excited to step onto one of the most iconic stages in the world, for the first time. Even dreaming of standing on that stage felt out of reach when we were younger and would watch performances at the Opry. (continue)
Great Lake Swimmers announce their latest album Caught Light due out October 10. With the announcement, the group shares "Youth Not Wasted" out now with a matching visualizer and announces an extensive tour through Canada and the U.S. with support from Elliott BROOD, Rita Visser, Justin Wells and Abe Partridge on select dates.
Led by founder Tony Dekker, holed up in the Canadian Ganaraska Forest, between Peterborough and Port Hope, with producer Darcy Yates (Bahamas) and engineer Jimmy Bowskill (Blue Rodeo), Great Lake Swimmers crafted their most realized work to date, tracked in just three days. Pulling from early '70s folk/pop/rock like Gordon Lightfoot or Dory Previn, and ahead of recording, Dekker declared John Martyn's 1971 album Bless the Weather required listening. Dekker adds the making of this record has given him, "a newly found zeal for not being precious and being more direct." (continue)
Alternative rock powerhouse Sons of Silver will drop their live EP, 7 Cities 7 Songs, on October 3. Capturing the raw energy of their tour with Myles Kennedy, the release features seven songs performed live, from 7 venues in 7 cities. The EP was mixed by Grammy-nominated producer Tim Palmer (U2, Pearl Jam, David Bowie). Even as they showcase their onstage fire, the band is already deep in the studio, crafting new material slated for release in 2026.
Deemed a "Super Group" by American Songwriter, Sons of Silver is Peter Argyropoulos (PeteRG) - vocals/guitar, Marc Slutsky (Splender, Peter Murphy) - drums, Brina Kabler - keyboards/engineer, Kevin Haaland (Skillet) - guitar, and Adam Kury (Candlebox) - bass. (continue)
The Minimum Wage just released their indie rock meets alt-country single "Ransom Note", and to celebrate singer/guitarist Nolan Jodes shares some details about the song. Here is the story:
"Ransom Note" is one of the oldest tunes in our catalogue. We just never got around to recording it until 2023. It was among the first collaborative songs we wrote. Domani (guitarist) was on a business trip and I think the idea of travel struck him - you get to a town, check into a hotel, where the rooms are all vaguely familiar but have strange vibes or auras...you never feel truly at home. (continue)
A mere two weeks ago, '00s hard rock provocateurs Mudvayne - Chad Gray [vocals], Greg Tribbett [guitar], Ryan Martinie [drums], and Matthew McDonough [drums] - thrilled fans by dropping their first new single in 16 years with "Hurt People Hurt People" via Alchemy Recordings. The song has already accumulated over half a millions streams and counting.
Today, the band has shared ANOTHER new track. This time, they've issued "Sticks and Stones." While "Hurt People Hurt People" immediately clamped down on the jugular and was a primal scream return for the band, "Sticks and Stones" is a bit more measured in its ferocity. It showcases the band's mastery of quiet-loud dynamics and steadily escalates to an utterly monstrous breakdown. (continue)
The Devil Wears Prada have shared a music video for their new single "So Low". The track comes from their forthcoming album, "Flowers", which will arrive on November 14th.
The video is comprised of clips captured during the band's recent headline tour of Latin America. It's a montage of footage, some of which was shot on Super8 film and giving the video a specific point of view and an almost "vintage" bird's eye view. (continue)
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Power metal legends Sonata Arctica are back in North America and have kicked off their tour with Symphony X and have announced new headline dates.
The tour is an extensive trek across both the USA and Canada. At the conclusion of their string of dates, the band will also have a series of five exclusive headlining dates on the East Coast. (continue)
Purpendicular feat. Ian Paice present the new track "Banned," the third single - and title track - from the new studio album Banned, set for international release on October 10th via Metalville.
"Banned" is a provocative dig at today's cancel culture. The song raises the voice for all those who have been pushed to the sidelines - not in silence, but full of defiance, with rough riffs and lyrics that make no attempt to apologize. (continue)
Colin Hay became a household name as the frontman for 80s pop sensation Men at Work, and his musical legacy has extended for over 40 years. Man @ Work Volume 2 is the sequel to his 2003 best seller, Man @ Work, and offers fans an impeccable set of favorites from across Hay's rich catalog, including Men at Work classics, solo album highlights, and new material. Colin Hay will begin an international tour this fall in support of the release.
Men @ Work Volume 2 opens with "Into My Life," featuring Gregg Bissonette (Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band) and Cecilia Noël. The song originally appeared on Hay's 1990 debut solo album, Wayfaring Sons, and exploded in Brazil in the 90s as the theme song of a popular soap opera, growing to rival the anthemic "Down Under" as Hay's most popular song in South America. (continue)
After years of carving their mark in the underground metal world, Suicide Puppets are stepping into a bold new era. The band is officially changing its name to Horror Scene , embracing an identity that better reflects their dark, aggressive, and theatrical sound.
"This isn't about leaving the past behind-it's about leveling up," says drummer Veritas Suicide . "Horror Scene captures exactly who we are now: darker, heavier, and fully in sync with the horror-driven energy that fuels our music and live shows." (continue)
Australian rock sensation Cassidy Paris is excited to announce the release of her highly anticipated sophomore album, 'Bittersweet,' due out on November 21, 2025 via Frontiers Music Srl.
In addition, after the powerful singles "Butterfly" and "Stronger," Cassidy now shares her new single and accompanying music video, "Getting Better," available now. (continue)
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