Thrown have announced an October U.S. tour with Norma Jean, BOLTCUTTER, and HALF ME. Here’s the dates for that run:
10/01 Asbury Park, NJ – House of Independents
10/02 Allentown, PA – Archer Music Hall
10/03 Norwalk, CT – District Music Hall
10/04 Worcester, MA – Palladium
10/06 Grand Rapids, MI – Elevation
10/07 Milwaukee, WI – The Rave
10/08 Minneapolis, MN – Varsity Theater
10/09 Kansas City, MO – The Truman
10/11 Birmingham, AL – Furnace Fest (no Half Me)
10/13 Jacksonville, FL – Albatross
10/14 Tampa, FL – The Orpheum
10/16 Greenville, SC – The Radio Room
10/17 Greensboro, NC – Hangar 1819
Royal Blood have shared a tease of some new music. You can check that out below. Notably, the band also plan to perform a couple of new tracks during some newly announced UK shows:
08/24 Margate, UK – Dreamland
08/25 Guildford, UK – G Live
08/27 Southampton, UK – O2 Guildhall
Chelsea Wolfe is beginning her next chapter with the release of two new songs, “The Dark” and “Death Is Not The End.” You can find those tracks below:
In other news, Wolfe has also announced a fall tour. Here’s the dates:
With Jonathan Hultén:
09/16 San Francisco, CA – Curran Theatre
09/18 Seattle, WA – The Moore Theatre
09/19 Salem, OR – Elsinore Theatre
09/20 Portland, OR – Roseland Theater
09/22 Salt Lake City, UT – The Union Event Center
09/24 Denver, CO – Paramount Theatre
09/25 Lawrence, KS – Liberty Hall
09/26 St. Paul, MN – The Fitzgerald Theater
09/28 Chicago, IL – The Riviera Theatre
09/29 Columbus, OH – The Bluestone
09/30 Detroit, MI – Masonic Jack White Theatre
10/05 Boston, MA – Boch Center Shubert Theatre
10/06 New York, NY – The Town Hall
10/08 Munhall, PA – Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall
10/09 Glenside, PA – Keswick Theatre
10/10 Washington, DC – Sixth & I
10/12 Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel
10/13 Atlanta, GA – Buckhead Theatre
10/14 Nashville, TN – Marathon Music Works
10/16 Dallas, TX – Texas Theatre
10/17 Austin, TX – Emo’s
10/20 Tucson, AZ – Rialto Theatre
10/21 El Cajon, CA – The Magnolia
10/23 Los Angeles, CA – The Orpheum Theatre
With A.A. Williams:
11/21 Utrecht, NET – TivoliVredenburg
11/23 Berlin, GER – Admiralspalast
11/24 Hamburg, GER – Große Freiheit 36
11/25 Copenhagen, DEN – Vega
11/27 Oslo, NOR – Betong
11/28 Stockholm, SWE – Vasateatern
11/30 Tallinn, EST – Helitehas
12/02 Vilnius, LIT – LOFTAS
12/03 Warsaw, POL – Progresja
12/05 Prague, CZE – ARCHA+
12/06 Vienna, AUT – Budocenter
12/07 Budapest, HUN – Akvárium Klub
12/09 Mannheim, GER – Capitol
12/11 Fribourg, SWI – Fri-Son
12/12 Milan, ITA – Live Club
12/13 Munich, GER – Isarphilharmonie
12/15 Antwerp, BEL – Trix
12/16 Paris, FRA – Casino de Paris
12/19 Athens, GRE – FLOYD
Hot Mulligan have announced a fall North American tour. One Step Closer, RILEY!, and wakelee will open.
Tour Dates:
10/30 London, ON – London Music Hall
10/31 Montreal, QC – MTELUS
11/01 Ottawa, ON – History
11/03 Worcester, MA – The Palladium
11/04 Portland, ME – State Theatre
11/06 Providence, RI – The Strand
11/07 New Haven, CT – College Street Music Hall
11/09 Baltimore, MD – Nevermore Hall
11/10 Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore
11/11 Charleston, SC – Charleston Music Hall
11/13 Miami, FL – Miami Beach Bandshell
11/14 Tampa, FL – MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre (feat. Jimmy Eat World) (no One Step Closer, RILEY!, and wakelee)
11/15 Orlando, FL – Warped Tour
11/17 New Orleans, LA – Civic Theatre
11/19 Birmingham, AL – Avondale Brewing Company
11/20 Nashville, TN – The Truth
Dogma have premiered a new video for their new song “My Matricidal.” The track is the band’s second release since three former members accused their management of “manipulation,” “mistreatment,” etc. and launched their own project Vindicta. Singer Lilith said the following about the single:
“The themes explored in ‘My Matricidal’ are not really about betrayal. They are about recognition. There comes a moment in every person’s life when something they believed, trusted, or accepted can no longer withstand reality. Most people spend their energy focusing on the deception itself, but I think the more important question is what happens after the truth becomes impossible to ignore. Some people retreat into anger or denial. Others choose to learn from it and move forward with greater clarity. That moment of choice has always fascinated me because it ultimately shapes the direction of a person’s life. The truth reveals itself in time. What you do with it is your responsibility. You shape your fate.”
As previously reported, Iron Maiden’s June 22 show at La Défense Arena in Paris, France was cut short due to a city-wide power outage. Now, the band have issued a new statement regarding the incident.
The group said the following:
“Last night Maiden returned to La Défense Arena in Paris. Having played two sold out nights there last year in the 37,000 capacity indoor stadium, home of Racing 92 rugby club, this return a year later was specifically to film the show for posterity and future release, and an indoor stadium and exuberant French fans were ideal for this. However, about fifty minutes into the set towards the end of ‘2 Minutes to Midnight,’ a total power cut brought everything to a stop. As stated by Le Figaro, the French national newspaper, today – ‘Officials are investigating whether the outage was linked to the extreme heat. However, French electricity distributor Enedis said the problem did not appear to originate from the public power grid and was more likely related to the arena’s own electrical installation. The exact cause remains under investigation.’
We will find out in the next few days exactly what happened with the power and why.
The band were able to resume on stage about an hour after the cut occurred continuing the set with ‘Rime of the Ancient Mariner.’ The concert was scheduled to finish by 11pm with a curfew at that time which the local police chief would only extend to 11.35pm after the cut off because, we were told, all local transport in the area stopped by 12.15 and they could not have over 30,000 fans on the streets unable to get home. This gave just enough time for the band to complete the set finishing with ‘Iron Maiden’ but unable to play any of the encores.”
Frontman Bruce Dickinson continued:
“Despite everything the audience and atmosphere last night were fantastic and, like every other challenge Iron Maiden have faced over the years, we’ll find a way to deal with and overcome the missing songs in the encore when it comes to the final film.
We know that many of you travelled long distances, waited patiently throughout the interruption, and were looking forward to experiencing the complete ‘Run For Your Lives’ show. We share your disappointment. No one is more frustrated than the band and crew, who were eager to deliver the full performance you deserved.
What we will remember most from last night is the incredible spirit inside the arena. Your patience, understanding and unwavering support through an extremely challenging situation meant the world to us. The energy in the room was remarkable and is exactly what we have to come to expect from Paris, and a reminder of why we always love playing here.
Thank you, Paris.”
Manager Rod Smallwood added:
“The fans were magnificent and a huge thanks to them from the band for their patience and support. it just illustrates again what great fans we have. The temperature in Paris was as high as 44°C that day and the hall AC went off with the cut so of course, with so many people in there, it soon got hot while they were waiting for us to be able to resume playing. Naturally when we continued with the lights and pyro and excitement it got seriously hot for fans and band. Despite that the energy of the reaction was incredible!”
Free Throw and Microwave have announced a co-headlining North American tour. Carly Cosgrove, Puddle Splasher, Kerosene Heights, and Flycatcher will open on select dates
Tour Dates:
With Carly Cosgrove and Flycatcher:
10/09 Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel
10/10 Athens, GA – Georgia Theatre
10/11 Birmingham, AL – Furnace Fest
10/13 Louisville, KY – Mercury Ballroom
10/14 Kansas City, MO – The Truman
10/16 Boulder, CO – Boulder Theater
10/17 Taos, NM – The Mothership
10/19 Las Vegas, NV – House of Blues
10/22 Pomona, CA – Glass House
10/23 Fresno, CA – Tioga-Sequoia Brewing
10/24 Reno, NV – Cargo Concert Hall
With Carly Cosgrove:
10/26 Vancouver, BC – The Pearl
10/28 Calgary, AB – Palace Theatre
10/29 Edmonton, AB – Pawn Shop Live
10/31 Winnipeg, MB – Park Theatre
With Carly Cosgrove and Kerosene Heights:
11/01 Minneapolis, MN – The Varsity
11/02 Milwaukee, WI – The Rave
11/03 Lansing, MI – Grewal Hall
11/04 Pittsburgh, PA – Roxian
11/06 Worcester, MA – Palladium
11/07 Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom
11/08 Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore
11/10 Virginia Beach, VA – Elevation 27
With Carly Cosgrove and Puddle Splasher:
11/11 Wilmington, DE – The Queen
11/12 Greensboro, NC – The Pyrle
The dates have been unveiled for the 2027 Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival. The event will return to Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, OH on May 13-16. Pre-sale will begin on June 25.
It looks like Senses Fail may have parted ways with Jason Milbank. No statement has been issued, but the guitarist was absent from the band’s new promo pic. This news closely follows the announcement of the group’s “Still Searching” 20th anniversary tour.
09/04 Torquay, IRE – Burn It Down Fest
09/05 Liverpool, UK – No Play Fest
09/06 Glasgow, UK – Mono
09/08 Newcastle, UK – The Grove
09/09 Leeds, UK – The Key Club
09/10 London, UK – The Underworld
09/11 Bristol, UK – The Exchange (no SPACED)
09/12 Brighton, UK – The Hope & Ruin (no SPACED)
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