Faetooth have been forced to postpone their April North American shows. The dates were scrapped due to “severe illness.”
The band commented:
“It deeply pains us to have to do this, but due to severe illness we have absolutely no other choice than to postpone our upcoming April dates. We realize that taking our time to heal is necessary in order for us to preserve the longevity of this project. It will allow us to return stronger and get back to doing what we love most, which is performing and connecting with all of you.
We are so heartbroken, but we want nothing more than to give you all a show that we can confidently say we gave 100% of ourselves to. We love you all so much, and we look forward to rescheduling the April dates for you all. See you all soon.
Refunds will be available at point of purchase. Tour will be now be starting on May 2nd in Chicago all the way through our Santa Ana date on May 17th.
Love,
Faetooth“
Weezer have premiered a new song titled “Shine Again.” The track will appear on the band’s upcoming album. As previously reported, the group already have a tour booked in support of the record.
Foo Fighters have revealed that their episode of “Other Voices” will be airing on Irish TV on April 6. That performance was recorded at St. James’ Church in Dingle, Ireland on February 22. Notably, the show will also stream online.
Ill Niño have commented on the recent departure of guitarist Xander Raymond Charles. According to them, the split was related to a “scheduling conflict.”
Both parties said the following in a joint statement:
“We would like to clear the air regarding the events of the past week. Following a last-minute lineup change that impacted Xander Raymond Charles‘ touring schedule, both parties have met to resolve the matter professionally.
Ill Niño has decided to continue with their current touring lineup, and schedule. This decision was based on a scheduling conflict, and is in no way a reflection of Xander‘s talent, character, or professionalism. We are moving forward with mutual respect and no hard feelings.
Xander shared: “Ill Niño is a legendary band, and I have nothing but the utmost respect for them.”
Both parties wish each other nothing but success moving forward.
Ill Niño –XRC“
Allegaeon and Gorod have booked a co-headlining European/UK tour. Abysmal Dawn will open.
Tour Dates:
09/04 Grenoble, FRA – L’Ampérage
09/05 Nantes, FRA – Le Ferrailleur
09/06 Paris, FRA – Petit Bain
09/08 Southampton, UK – The 1865
09/09 Nottingham, UK – Rescue Rooms
09/10 Manchester, UK – Rebellion
09/11 Birmingham, UK – O2 Academy 3
09/12 Leeds, UK – Boom
09/13 London, UK – Underworld
09/15 Lille, FRA – Black Lab
09/16 Hannover, GER – Lux
09/17 Nijmegen, NET – Doornroosje
09/18 Haarlem, NET – Patronaat
09/20 Warsaw, POL – VooDoo
09/21 Krakow, POL – Zaścianek
09/22 Prague, CZE- Black Pes
09/23 Munich, GER – Backstage Club
09/24 Aarau, SWI – KIFF
09/25 Cologne, GER – Euroblast Festival
T3RMINAL, the new project featuring bassist Brian Wheat (Tesla), guitarist Tommy Skeoch (ex-Tesla), guitarist Chris Holmes (ex-W.A.S.P.), and singer Josey Scott (ex-Saliva), have entered the studio to record their debut album. The effort will also feature drums from Sal Giancarelli (Staind). A 2026 release is expected. Tour dates are being planned as well.
The lineup has been revealed for this year’s Darker Waves festival. The event will be held in Huntington Beach, CA on November 14 and it will feature: Morrissey, The Smashing Pumpkins, Simple Minds, Bad Religion, Adam Ant, The Psychedelic Furs, Soft Cell, The Damned, Manic Street Preachers, Gary Numan, Silversun Pickups, Buzzcocks, EMF, Circle Jerks, Spacehog, Marky Ramone, Mariachi El Bronx, Cold Cave, TR/ST, Gene, Prayers, Modern English, The Motels, The Sounds, Choir Boy, Missing Persons, Christian Death, DECEITS, Past Self, Benches, The Mainliners, Riki, Warfield, Purest Form, Casket Cassette, Migs Whiskey, All The Damn Vampires, Kim Theory, and I Forget.
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