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Parkway Drive Announces 20th Anniversary Tour: ‘Monsters of Oz’
31Jan By CJNo Comments
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Parkway Drive Announces 20th Anniversary Tour: ‘Monsters of Oz’

The legends that make up Australia-based metalcore band Parkway Drive have a few reasons to celebrate this weekend. It's their 20th anniversary together as a band, which is huge news in of itself... but they're also releasing their 2004 debut EP, Don't Close Their Eyes, on vinyl for the first time, too.That's not all: Parkway Drive is bringing the celebration to North America with an anniversary tour across the United States come September. Find all the details, and more, below. Get to know Parkway Drive's music: Parkway Drive's most recent album, Darker Still, was released last year via Epitaph Records. Check out the title track on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEtO2yaX304 Don't Close Your Eyes out on vinyl for the first time As part of the anniversary ce...
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Catch Earshot Live: Fall Tour Dates Announced
31Jan By SimonNo Comments
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Catch Earshot Live: Fall Tour Dates Announced

Get ready to rock into fall with an electrifying tour from Earshot. The band just announced their upcoming road trip, and it's going to be an epic ride. Joining them on tour are special guests Thousand Years Wide and MCHNZ, making it a memorable experience for rock enthusiasts. The tour kicks off on September 29th in San Diego, CA at Brick by Brick and concludes on October 22nd in Mechanicsburg, PA at Lovedrafts. So, mark your calendars and grab your tickets and VIP upgrades now. Earshot recently unveiled their latest single "UNRAVELING." The track is already making waves and is available for streaming and download on various platforms. You can check it out for yourself down below. Getting To Know Earshot With their signature driving hard rock beats and captivating harmonie...
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From Ashes To New Bring the Apocalypse with ‘Blackout’
31Jan By CJNo Comments
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From Ashes To New Bring the Apocalypse with ‘Blackout’

Today, Pennsylvania-based rap metal band, From Ashes To New, released a new concept album: Blackout. Musically, this new album sees the band continuing to refine the hybrid sound that sets them apart, while also building on the concepts found in their 2016 debut, Day One. If you’re someone who is looking for more of the band’s expert splicing of hard rock, metal, hip-hop, electronic and alternative music… you definitely need to give Blackout a few spins.  On the other hand, if you're new to the band, but love fresh-sounding music that can't be put into a neat little genre box... you also need to check this album out. After all, the album already has a Top 10-charting single (“Hate Me Too”), with another (“Nightmare”) well on its way.  Find the new album on Spotify, ...
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New Music Video: Explosive Windwaker Anthem “SIRENS”
31Jan By Ambur MasenNo Comments
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New Music Video: Explosive Windwaker Anthem “SIRENS”

It's rare for a new band to make me immediately feel nostalgic towards their music--but that's exactly what Windwaker did with their anthemic new single, "SIRENS". Listening to Windwaker's music for the first time made me feel like I was sixteen again, but in all the best ways. It's almost as if they took everything that I loved about a typical Warped Tour lineup and distilled it down, yet still made it sound fresh somehow. See for yourself-- Catch the video for "SIRENS" by Windwaker on YouTube now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZr1Vr7TvZw There's something deliciously melodic about "SIRENS" that I can't get enough of. However, don't let the contagious melodies fool you--this song is just as hard and in-your-face as others within metalcore-and-related spaces. Spea...
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Taking Back Sunday Returns in 2023 with “The One”
31Jan By Ambur MasenNo Comments
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Taking Back Sunday Returns in 2023 with “The One”

Emo kids everywhere can rejoice: Taking Back Sunday has released new music--yes, new music in 2023! The new single, titled "The One," marks the band's first new track in four years--and it comes with a new music video, too. The wait may have been long, but the genre-defining rockers are back. What are you waiting for? Go stream that shit. Check out "The One" by Taking Back Sunday on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7JmnFOR3DUiRTkEybOlDqh?autoplay=true Speaking on the song's deeper meaning, the legendary '00s emo band explains, "This song came from a riff that Shaun Cooper wrote the day he lost his grandmother while she was in a nursing home at the start of the Covid pandemic. Devastated with overpowering sadness, he found comfort in writing music and initially t...
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Blame My Youth Tour Dates Announced With 311 and AWOLNATION
31Jan By SimonNo Comments
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Blame My Youth Tour Dates Announced With 311 and AWOLNATION

Photo Credit: Alex A Los Angeles-based rock band Blame My Youth has been creating quite a buzz lately. With a new single and tour dates with 311 and AWOLNATION on the agenda, the band continues to reach new heights. Tickets for these highly anticipated performances are now available for purchase on the band's official website. Blame My Youth's latest single "Prizefighter" has been making waves with its powerful message of perseverance. The song features a captivating chorus that leaves a lasting impact on listeners. In addition to airplay on SiriusXM Octane, the track has also found its way onto popular shows on ESPN, Fox Sports, and CBS. On top of that, the song was chosen as the theme song for WWE's Night Of Champions. Check out the music video for "Prizefighter" down below and let...
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The Revolutions Live Tour: Find Shinedown, Papa Roach & Spiritbox in a City Near You.
31Jan By Ambur MasenNo Comments
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The Revolutions Live Tour: Find Shinedown, Papa Roach & Spiritbox in a City Near You.

Our earliest live music experiences can also be some of the most transformative, foundational experiences of our lives. For some, these experiences might have been with local children's entertainment groups, or seeing early pop favorites--but for me, those experiences were dominated by Shinedown, Papa Roach, Three Days Grace, and other hard rock/nu-metal acts of the 2000's. As an teenager, I would always look at my favorite bands' tour announcements, even if I knew there wasn't a chance in Hell that I'd make it to a show--the daydreams were worth it.As an adult, I still find myself drawn to their tour announcements--even if the announcement is from a band I stopped following as closely as I did when I was younger, like in the case of Shinedown and their Revolutions Live Tour. After all...
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