The Rehearsal will return on April 20th.
Read More “Season Two of ‘The Rehearsal’ Announced”Joan & The Giants – “Still Breathing”
Indie pop-rock band, Joan & The Giants, have returned with a new single and lyric video for “Still Breathing.”
Read More “Joan & The Giants – “Still Breathing””Magnolia Park – “Worship”
Magnolia Park have shared the new single “Worship.”
Read More “Magnolia Park – “Worship””Mayday Parade – “Towards You”
Mayday Parade have shared the new song “Towards You.”
Read More “Mayday Parade – “Towards You””Kelsea Ballerini Announces Deluxe Album
Kelsea Ballerini will release Patterns (Deluxe) on March 7th. It will include five new songs.
Read More “Kelsea Ballerini Announces Deluxe Album”The Future of the Internet Is Likely Smaller Communities
Smaller, purpose-driven communities are the future. The desire for smaller, more intimate communities is undeniable. People are abandoning massive platforms in favor of tight-knit groups where trust and shared values flourish and content is at the core. The future of community building is in going back to the basics. Brands and platforms that can foster these personal, human-scale interactions are going to be the winners.
Seems like a good idea; someone should try it. Maybe we could call these things … forums?
Soccer Mommy Performs on Kimmel
Soccer Mommy performed “Driver” on Kimmel last night. She’s also released a new stripped down version of the song.
Read More “Soccer Mommy Performs on Kimmel”Sabrina Carpenter Announces New Tour
Sabrina Carpenter has announced some new tour dates.
Read More “Sabrina Carpenter Announces New Tour”Shura – “Richardson”
Shura has released the new song “Richardson.”
Read More “Shura – “Richardson””Warped Tour 2025 Lineup
Most of the 2025 lineup for Warped Tour has been announced.
Read More “Warped Tour 2025 Lineup”Review: Silverstein – Antibloom
2025 is a major year for Silverstein for a litany of reasons. The band is celebrating 25 years of existence, they are currently on a comprehensive tour in support of this band anniversary, and they are planning to release not one, but two LPs this year. First on the docket is the brief, but extremely hard-hitting album called Antibloom. Silverstein recorded both parts of their ambitious two-part album in the deserts of Joshua Tree, CA, and it appeared to have a big impact on the five musicians. Shane Told shared, “Antibloom is a reference to the desert, the empty vastness, the harshness, something we experienced while making the record. This is not a concept record, the concept was making a record in this space, and while the lyrics/songs are not directly connected in any shape or form, the concept of death or mortality does appear a lot”. While some fans may be turned off by the short run time of Antibloom, it’s hard to not admit that this record features eight great songs that play off of each other brilliantly and accelerate the artistic development of Silverstein.
Read More “Silverstein – Antibloom”Nick Hexum Releases Solo EP
Nick Hexum of 311 has released a new solo EP, Waxing Nostalgic.
Read More “Nick Hexum Releases Solo EP”Julien Baker and Torres – “Tuesday”
Julien Baker and Torres have shared the new single “Tuesday.”
2025 Shaky Knees Lineup Announced
Blink-182, My Chemical Romance, and Deftones are headlining this year’s festival.
Read More “2025 Shaky Knees Lineup Announced”Judge Tosses Part of a Lawsuit Against The 1975
Members of the British band The 1975 cannot be held personally liable for losses of a Malaysian music festival that was shut down by authorities after lead singer Matty Healy kissed a male bandmate on stage, a London judge ruled Monday.
The organizer of the Good Vibes Festival is seeking 1.9 million pounds ($2.4 million) in losses after Healy criticized the country’s anti-homosexuality laws and then kissed bassist Ross MacDonald at the Kuala Lumpur show in July 2023.


















