Music Archives | Page 22 of 58

Breaking Waves: Where’s Skeler?! [Spoiler: It’s Red Rocks!]

30Jan

By Ambur MasenNo Comments

Features, Music

Breaking Waves: Where’s Skeler?! [Spoiler: It’s Red Rocks!]

Take a seat, Djedi– we’re all a “proud wavedad” today. https://twitter.com/brett_djedi/status/1619747980604751872 After all, this announcement from one of the scene's favorite artist-slash-managers is kind of a huge moment for all of us in the wave music community… because earlier today, it was revealed that Skeler will be making his Red Rocks debut! Read on to find all the details about this wavy edition of 'Rezz Rocks'. Skeler makes his Red Rocks debut: Full support for “Rezz Rocks V” has been unveiled… According to 9News in December of last year, originally, “Rezz Rocks V" was going to encompass just one day, September 1st. It featured a handful of the current support artists– Ivy Lab, Esseks, ROSSY, and isqa. This first date sold ou...

Atreyu Unleashes Emotional New Single “Drowning”

29Jan

By SimonNo Comments

Events, Features, Music

Atreyu Unleashes Emotional New Single “Drowning”

It's been a minute since we've heard from the dynamic rockers of Atreyu. They've returned with a vengeance with their latest single, "Drowning." This single is a masterclass in emotive rock and roll - it's a cathartic journey through the darkest depths of depression and the power of self-expression to find healing. Photo by Dennis Larance These Californian metalcore pioneers, formed in 1998, have been delivering the goods for over two decades. With eight studio albums under their belt, including their 2002 debut "Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses" and the recent "Baptize," Atreyu continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of rock. The guys in Atreyu have never shied away from baring their souls and "Drowning" is no exception. The subject matter hits hard, but the m...

Zebrahead’s 20-Year Journey: From Grammy Nominations to ‘Middle Seat Blues’

26Jan

By SimonNo Comments

Events, Features, Music

Zebrahead’s 20-Year Journey: From Grammy Nominations to ‘Middle Seat Blues’

Zebrahead Orange County, CA native Zebrahead has been bringing its unique blend of punk, metal, and devil-may-care grooves to the masses for years. Their latest single "Middle Seat Blues" is no exception. At the helm of Zebrahead is vocalist/rapper Ali Tabatabaee and vocalist/guitarist Adrian Estrella, who is also the band's frontman. Rounding out the lineup are bassist Ben Osmundson, drummer Ed Udhus, and guitarist Dan Palmer. When asked about the meaning behind "Middle Seat Blues," Estrella had this to say. "It's about surrounding yourself with quality, not quantity. Not everyone around you has your best interests in mind." Osmundson added, "It's a song that combines a bit of metal, a bit of laid-back groove, and splashes a bit of punk on top. Hard to imagine right? Well, give...

Disco Donnie Presents & Third String Entertainment Announce New Partnership, Disco Punk, & More.

25Jan

By Ambur MasenNo Comments

Features, Music

Disco Donnie Presents & Third String Entertainment Announce New Partnership, Disco Punk, & More.

Attention, fellow emo-to-EDM-pipeline kids: we have some news for you. Yesterday, Third String Entertainment and Disco Donnie Presents announced a new partnership company, Disco Punk. This partnership company will be in charge of curating Texas-based events Unsilent Night and So What?! Music Festival from here on out. Along with the announcement of the Disco Punk collaboration came the release of 2023's So What!? dates. Read on to find out more. Disco Donnie Presents & Third String Entertainment's So What?! Fest: So What?! Music Festival: So What?! music festival is going to take place on June 24-25 at Fair Park in Dallas. The festival was originally founded in 2008 by Mike Ziemer and Orlando Mendoza of Third String Entertainment, with the goal to ble...

Breaking Waves: Another Great Week for the Electronic Underground

22Jan

By Ambur MasenNo Comments

Features, Music

Breaking Waves: Another Great Week for the Electronic Underground

2023 has been off to an incredible start, and it's all thanks to the electronic underground. On New Year's, we saw UFO.Wave drop their first mixtape; last weekend, we saw Cyberwave Collective's annual winter festival go live on Twitch. And now, we got some powerful new singles coming from the likes of MAYKO and Nick Neutronz. If only time could slow down a little so we can take it all in! Because trust me when I say that this is a pair of singles that you will want to take some time with. Let's dive in. A Week in Underground Hits: MAYKO & Nick Neutronz Getting new music this week from two of the artists who were part of what made 2022 so special was an incredible treat. MAYKO released his uplifting new single, "YOU GOT IT" on Wednesday, January 18th. The ne...

Pistols At Dawn Announces Tour Supporting Ugly Kid Joe and Fozzy

19Jan

By SimonNo Comments

Events, Features, Music

Pistols At Dawn Announces Tour Supporting Ugly Kid Joe and Fozzy

Pistols At Dawn, the Atlanta-based hard rockers who have been turning heads with their powerful sound, are set to hit the road with a vengeance this spring. They'll be joining forces with the legendary Ugly Kid Joe and the unstoppable Fozzy on the 'Rad Wings of Destiny' tour. Kicking off on May 3rd in San Diego, the tour will take them across the country, with stops on the East Coast before wrapping up on June 10th in San Antonio, TX. Tickets for this unmissable event are on sale as of Friday, January 20th at 10 AM. This marks the first full U.S. tour for Ugly Kid Joe in nearly three decades. They initially broke up in 1997 but reformed in 2010. Since then they've released two albums and played a handful of festival shows. Pistols At Dawn Reacts To Major Tour Announcement ...

Hunter Hayes Takes The Next Step in His Musical Evolution With “Sober”

18Jan

By SimonNo Comments

Features, Music

Hunter Hayes Takes The Next Step in His Musical Evolution With “Sober”

Hunter Hayes is a true artist. He continues to push boundaries and is never content to rest on his laurels. The Grammy-nominated multi-instrumentalist and platinum-selling artist has released "Sober". The song is included on his upcoming album Red Sky which is set to drop this spring. Photo Credit: Andrew Zaeh Hayes had this to say about the upbeat pop song. "'Sober' speaks to confidence and self-worth because I want to be loved as I am, without pretending to be anything else. It's not about drinking really, it's about many different forms of ‘intoxication’”. "Sober" is a track that showcases the depth of his songwriting. That, and the emotional connection that he makes with his listeners. "I’m not looking for a lover, I’m just asking for a friend," says Hayes on the track. He co...

The Mega-Monsters Tour: Mastodon and Gojira Set To Rock North America in 2023

17Jan

By SimonNo Comments

Events, Features, Music

The Mega-Monsters Tour: Mastodon and Gojira Set To Rock North America in 2023

Innovative hard rockers Mastodon and French heavy metal band Gojira are joining forces for The Mega-Monsters Tour. The massive co-headline tour will embark across North America in 2023. Along with special guests Lorna Shore on all dates, these will be taking over arenas and amphitheaters throughout the spring and summer, alternating headlining sets each night. The tour kicks off at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Portland, OR on April 18th. They'll make stops at legendary venues such as the Forum in Los Angeles, CA on April 21st. They'll roll through Mastodon’s hometown of Atlanta for their biggest Georgia headlining gig to date at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre. The first leg concludes at Santander Arena in Reading, PA on May 11th. Meanwhile, the tour will resume with a second leg...

Depeche Mode Song Sees Revival After ‘Last Of Us’ Premiere

16Jan

By SimonNo Comments

Features, Music

Depeche Mode Song Sees Revival After ‘Last Of Us’ Premiere

Depeche Mode is experiencing a bit of a revival after fans of the popular HBO show found themselves asking, "what was that song from Last of Us"? "Never Let Me Down Again" plays during a crucial moment at the conclusion of the much-talked-about episode. And based on comments left on social media, all signs point towards renewed interest among fans new and old. The song was released in August of 1987, as the second single from their Music For The Masses album. While it didn't achieve the chart success of some of their other material it's been a longtime fan favorite. Will we continue to see the trend of newfound success for older songs thanks to appearances in popular television shows? Yes, probably. In 2022, the iconic Kate Bush experienced a revival on a whole other level afte...

Cubeta’s New Album APOE: A Personal Journey of Memory and Self-Discovery

16Jan

By SimonNo Comments

Features, Music

Cubeta’s New Album APOE: A Personal Journey of Memory and Self-Discovery

www.chriscubetamusic.com Brooklyn-based musician, songwriter, and producer Chris Cubeta has been a mainstay in the music scene for nearly two decades. As part owner of Studio G Brooklyn, he's worked with some of the biggest names in the industry. While collaborating with artists like A Great Big World, Michael Stipe, Jason Mraz, and Emily King, he has honed his craft as a true artist. But his latest project represents a leap forward into uncharted territory. APOE is named after a genotype linked to Alzheimer's disease. The album is a reflection of Cubeta's personal journey of self-discovery and the impact of memory on our lives. The project is deeply introspective and filled with personal exploration. His mother was diagnosed with the terrible disease at a very young age. This r...