The Story So Far are hitting the road once again. Announced earlier this morning, the California natives are embarking on a Fall 2025 tour later this year, starting in Minnesota early September and ending back in their home state mid October. Joining the band are fellow pop punk band Neck Deep, along with Origami Angel and Pain of Truth. …

The Spring Tour featuring Movements brought an electrifying surge of energy to Boston this past Thursday night as they hit MGM Music Hall at Fenway. The show kicked off with a series of dynamic opening acts, each adding their own spark to the night’s fire. First up was Downward,  with more subdued energy compared to the rest of the lineup, but by the end of their set, the crowd had fully warmed up. 

Rachel Chinouriri is an artist you do not want to ignore, and her new single "Can We Talk About Isaac?" is here to show you why. The first single to be released from Chinouriri's newly announced EP Little House, set to debut April 4th, "Can We Talk About Isaac?" takes listeners on a journey through finding and falling in love.

When We Were Young made emo dreams come true today with the announcement of a second date for their October festival. Featuring over 50 acts, all of whom hold a strong presence in the scene either as a nostalgia act or a rising star, When We Were Young initially announced their third annual festival in late October. And though the first year of the festival came with much skepticism from fans, after two years of success stories and killer lineups it was no surprise that year three sold out in hours- especially with the addition of headliners Blink-182 and Panic!

Falling in love may be an ordinary occurrence in life, but falling in love with "The One" is anything but. At least that is what rising star Alex Warren describes with his new single and music video titled "Ordinary." With the music video releasing just this past Friday and the track itself debuting earlier this month, Warren gives listeners a glimpse into his personal and love life, taking them on the journey of falling in love and finding the extraordinary pleasures that lay within life's most mundane moments.

If you have ever wondered what Mark Hoppus' life is like both in and out of one of the biggest bands in the world, now is your chance to find out. After announcing his memoir nearly one month ago, which is aptly titled Fahrenheit-182, Hoppus has now shared that he is officially setting out to take his book on the road this spring.

Just two weeks away from the start of their 20th anniversary tour for What To Do When You Are Dead, Armor For Sleep are giving fans something extra to look forward to with an exclusive anniversary merch drop. Featuring three unique vinyl pressings and a cassette tape of What To Do When You Are Dead, the merch drop is limited to 250 copies of each vinyl and 100 of the cassette, which fans can pre-order via Equal Vision's…

It may be PVRIS' house, but Courtney LaPlante can stay for as long as she wants. Massachusetts natives PVRIS are celebrating their band-iversary this year with a reissue of their biggest track to date- this time with a little help from another musical powerhouse. Featuring Grammy nominated vocalist Courtney LaPlante, best known as the front woman of metal band Spiritbox, "My House - feat.

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco are more than just a powerful couple, they’re also powerful business partners. The engaged couple, who each have had massive musical success of their own over the years, have just announced the release of their third yet biggest collaboration- a full length album titled I Said I Love You First. Set to hit streaming platforms in full on March 21st, this announcement also came with the release of the album's first single "Scared of Loving You." …

For her last trick, Halsey is hitting the road. Announced earlier this morning, the pop star turned Great Impersonator is finally taking her latest album on the road with this summer's For My Last Trick Tour. Joined by several incredible support acts such as Evanescence, Del Water Gap, Magdalena Bay, Royel Otis and more, the tour will kick off May 10th in Concord, CA before traveling across the country and back, it's final show falling on July 6th in Highland, CA.

Chappell Roan's iconic Grammy speech may have only happened just over a week ago, but her impact is already reaching the tens of thousands. Joining forces with Backline, a charity that focuses on providing members of the music industry with mental and physical healthcare, Roan has helped launch a new fundraising campaign titled We Got You! Taking its name from Roan's speech which ended with the viral question "Labels, we got you, but do you got us?” the…

Macklemore is not mincing his words. Taking to social media earlier this afternoon, the rapper turned social activist uploaded a new track and video titled "fucked up." - a direct call out of the American government and political affiliates who are contributing to the current downfall of socio-economic conditions both in America and on a global scale. Opening with intersecting clips of people holding Palestinian flags, protesting ICE and other political regimes while celebrating their brief freedoms, the track starts heavy- making a direct statement about the country being on fire (both literally and metaphorically) and calling out the lack of control American's seem to have over their own futures.

This is Why we love Paramore. Celebrating the 2nd anniversary of their latest album, This is Why, Paramore have released a new collection of fan designed merchandise that encapsulate both the feeling of the album, and the artistic freedom behind it. Paramore's Instagram Story from February 10th 2025 Featuring artists CJ Pangindian, Brian Robert Jones, Ilaria Palmieri, Eleanor Osada…

Winnetka Bowling League are doing their part to promote mental health care with the release of their new t-shirt. A white t-shirt that simply reads "FUCK YE," the new design is a direct call out for Kanye West, who made headlines this weekend after releasing his own white t-shirt. But instead of making merchandise to raise funds for the mental health care of his peers, West's featured a bold black swastika directly in the center.

Kendrick Lamar is having the best year of his career, and what better way to close out this successful run than with a performance on the world's biggest stage. Just one week after sweeping the Grammys with not one, not two, but five new awards to add to his trophy shelf- all of which were awarded for diss track "Not Like Us"- Lamar had all eyes on him as he took the stage at the 59th Super Bowl halftime show.

20 years ago today Illinois natives The Academy Is... launched into their debut era with the release of their album Almost Here. A ten song, 32 minute listen, Almost Here quickly became a fan favorite following its release. Leaning into the teen angst that was prevalent in pop rock music of the era, the barely 20 year old band members sang about their fears of growing up, becoming sell outs, watching relationships fail, and what they hoped their legacy would be down the line.

If there is one thing As It Is shouldn't be this week, it's sorry. Following last week's announcement that the band would be reimagining their debut album Never Happy, Ever After with the help of some incredible vocalist friends, the group have released their reimagined single, "Sorry X" featuring Yours Truly's Mikaila Delgado. A track about unrequited love and how it feels to watch someone you care for falling for someone else, "Sorry X" stays true to the track's initial interpretation but amplifies it.

Halsey and Chappell Roan are going to bat for their fellow musicians once more. An artist who is no stranger to criticism, both in regards to her professional and personal life, Ashley Frangipane- better known by her stage name Halsey- is not one to mince words when it comes to defending her peers online. Especially when it comes to defending other women against belittling comments coming from male commentators.

Fresh off of her first Grammy Win, rap star Doechii has dropped a brand new single to remind everyone why she is an artist to watch. Titled "Nosebleeds" the track asks the question "what will happen if Doechii doesn't win the Grammy?" and boldly answers it with "I guess we'll never know." Serving as almost a secondary Grammy Acceptance speech, set to a catchy hook and an earworm of a beat, the track acknowledges the singer's trials and tribulations along her rise to fame and shouts out those who helped her get there- including her record label, her family, and her close friend/collaborator SZA, taking time to throw some digs at her haters along the way.

Following their star studded live performance of the track "I Love L.A." at the 67th Grammy Awards this past Sunday, Los Angeles natives Dawes have released an official recording of the track for streaming. Originally released by Randy Newman in 1983, the track debuted to mixed reviews. But after a Nike campaign used the track in an ad for the '84 Olympics which were held in the title city, the track gained global recognition and quickly became a staple in Los Angeles related pop culture.

Gojira made their own Grammy history this week after securing the win for Best Metal Performance at the 67th Annual Awards this past Sunday. Nominated alongside collaborators Marina Viotti and Victor le Manse for their track "Mea Culpa (Ah! Ça ira!)" which they debuted this past summer in an unforgettable live performance at the Paris Olympic Games, the band beat out fellow metal heavy hitters Spiritbox, Knocked Loose (featuring Poppy), Judas Priest and Metallica.

The 2025 Grammy Awards proved to once more be a night full of excitement and upset as it took to the stage and the small screen late Sunday night. The 67th annual award show, which has been dishing out gramophone shaped trophies since 1959, aired live on CBS and Paramount+, changing up their format this year to specifically raise funds for the victims of the California wildfires that devastated Los Angeles throughout January.

If you have ever been to a Bring Me The Horizon show and hoped that one day the band would walk out and hit you with an "Anyway, here's Wonderwall," today is your lucky day. As part of Spotify's Spotify Single program, the British rockers recently took to the studio to put their own spin on the 1995 Oasis classic.

Time and time again Philadelphia rockers Grayscale have proven that good things come to those who wait, and yesterday’s release of their fifth studio album ‘The Hart’ has proven to be no exception.…