• Surfaced And Cable Announce July Tour

    Surfaced and Cable have announced a July tour. Here’s the dates:

    07/13 Louisville, KY – Headliners (no Cable) (feat. Dying Wish, Guilt Trip, and Holder)
    07/14 Joliet, IL – Forge Live (no Cable) (feat. Dying Wish, Guilt Trip, and Holder)
    07/15 Little Rock, AR – Vino’s
    07/16 Oklahoma City, OK – The Sanc
    07/17 Dallas/Fort Worth, TX – TBA
    07/18 San Antonio, TX – Flagship Records
    07/19 Houston, TX – 1710 Burnett St.
    07/20 Baton Rouge, LA – Mid City Ballroom
    07/22 Panama City, FL – Mosey’s
    07/23 Atlanta, GA – L5P Comm Center
    07/24 Cincinnati, OH – Palefest (no Cable)

  • Sleep Theory, Holding Absence, Arm’s Length, Jack Kays, Etc. Set For 2026 Ceremony Festival

    The lineup has been revealed for the 2026 Ceremony Festival. The event will take place at the Cannery Hall in Nashville, TN on October 17 and it will feature the following: Sleep Theory, Holding Absence, Arm’s Length, Jack Kays, NEVERTEL, HolyWatr, Taylor Acorn, Beauty School Dropout, sace6, Ally Nicholas, Belmont, Bitter Breath, Bloom, Doom Mutual, In Her Own Words, IVRI, John Harvie, Ocean Sleeper, Public Works, Royale Lynn, Second Harbour, Showing Teeth, Silly Goose, and TRSH.

  • Devin Townsend Shares Live Video For “Prepare For War” And “The Big Snit”

    Devin Townsend has shared a new live video for his songs “Prepare For War” and “The Big Snit.” The clip was recorded during the frontman’s March 2025 shows with the North Netherlands Orchestra And Choir in Groningen, Netherlands. The tracks appear on his latest album “The Moth.”

  • 10 Years Announce Summer Tour

    10 Years have announced a summer U.S. tour. Here’s the dates for that run:

    07/17 Allegheny County, PA – Sunny Days Arena at The Venue
    07/18 Jeffersontown, KY – Jeffersontown Amphitheater
    07/21 Columbus, OH – Ace Of Cups
    07/22 Lakewood, OH – Mercury Music Lounge
    07/24 Flinti, MI – The Machine Shop
    07/25 Harrison, OH – Blue Note Harrison
    07/28 Memphis, TN – Minglewood Hall
    07/30 Waynesboro, VA – The Foundry
    07/31 Johnson City, TN – Capone’s
    08/01 North Myrtle Beach, SC – House Of Blues (feat. Mammoth)
    08/02 Baltimore, MD – Nevermore Hall (feat. Mammoth)

  • Sleep Club Premiere New Song “Dweller”

    Sleep Club have shared the title track of their new album “Dweller.” You can stream that song below. Matt Jones commented:

    “I’m super excited for both this song and this album. Its probably the most cohesive work I’ve created.”

  • The Dillinger Escape Plan’s Ongoing “Calculating Infinity” Anniversary Celebration Has “Reached The Ending Stretch”

    It looks like The Dillinger Escape Plan are preparing to wind down their “Calculating Infinity” anniversary celebration. The band commented:

    “This has been an incredible chapter, but we have reached the ending strech. The final ‘Calculating Infinity’ shows in Europe and a single show in London is in a couple of weeks. A few more shows for US will be announced soon, and we are coming to some special places. Thank you from TDEP: Ben, Liam, Dimitri, Billy, James“

  • Sleep Theory Pay Tribute To Late Fan Who Suffered Injury During Their St. Louis, MO Set

    28-year-old Danielle Uskiwich has passed away after getting kicked in the head by a crowd surfer during Sleep Theory’s May 16 set at Pointfest in St. Louis, MO. The injury was not the main cause of death, but it did lead to the discovery of another condition. For their part, Sleep Theory have commented on the situation, calling it “heartbreaking.”

    Danielle’s cousin told KSDK the following:

    “It was just a freak accident that happened, but as a family we’re kind of taking it as a blessing in disguise that if she hadn’t had this injury, she wouldn’t have been at the hospital when she had her stroke. She could have been driving or alone.”

    Her mother also commented:

    “I feel that I need to clear up some confusion about the series of events that happened with Danielle. Prior to the concert she was having headaches, the doctors believe the clots started forming at that time. The incident at the concert was actually a blessing in disguise to lead her to the hospital. The strokes were going to happen regardless, the concert gave her a fighting chance. Those strokes would’ve happened at any place at any time. I just don’t want the blame to placed where it don’t belong.”

    Her best friend added:

    “The family would really like everyone to know that it wasn’t the kick that ultimately killed her. The kick actually was kind of a blessing in disguise in kind of a weird way. The kick is what sent her to the hospital, and that is what showed that she already had an underlying issue, and without that kick, we wouldn’t have gotten to say goodbye to her.”

    Sleep Theory issued a statement as well:

    “We are deeply saddened to hear of Danielle Uskiwich’s passing.

    Our hearts go out to her friends, family, fiancé, and everyone else who was fortunate enough to know her. What happened is heartbreaking, and we cannot imagine the pain her loved ones are feeling right now.

    Over the last few days we have been thinking about Danielle and those closest to her. Please join us in sending them all our love, thoughts, and prayers during this extremely difficult time.

    Rest in peace, Danielle.

    — Sleep Theory“

  • Behemoth Reveal More Details For Their “I, Scvlptor” Album

    Behemoth have revealed more details for their new compilation album, “I, Scvlptor.” That effort will be available as a CD, LP, MC, and limited edition box set on September 4. Pre-orders can be found HERE.

    “I, Scvlptor” Track Listing:

    01. “I, Scvlptor“
    02. “Lord Ov The Horizons“
    03. “Rise Of The Blackstorm of Evil” (re-recording)
    04. “In Thy Pandemaeternum” (re-recording)
    05. “Begotten“
    06. “In League With Satan” (Venom cover) (feat. Shagrath of Dimmu Borgir)
    07. “The Return of Darkness and Evil” (live) (feat. Sakis Tolis of Rotting Christ)
    08. “Lord Ov The Horizons” (alternative version)

    Frontman Nergal commented:

    “‘I, Scvlptor‘ is Behemoth‘s latest full-length release—a standalone work that connects our past with what’s new and fresh. Here you’ll find premiered, never-before-released tracks that capture the full energy, intensity, and power that has driven this band for decades. We’ve also delved into our earliest work, giving it a new dimension and a contemporary sound. ‘I, Scvlptor‘ is also a tribute to artists without whom Behemoth would never have existed. Prepare for 40 minutes of a sonic journey of the highest caliber!”

  • Guitarist Jay Torblaa Steps Away From Balmora After Being Accused Of Grooming A Minor

    Balmora have revealed that guitarist Jay Torblaa will be stepping away from the band. This news comes after he was recently accused of grooming a minor. The group issued the following statement:

    “In the past few days we’ve seen the evidence and screen shots of the behavior of our guitarist engaging with someone underage. We the other four members Danny, Paul, Colin and Chaz don’t fuck with this at all obviously. Jay will be stepping away from the band and our summer tour will continue on as planned. We’re sorry for what seems like the lack of transparency. Just trying to figure out how to navigate this and continue with all the shows we have booked and planned to play. All of our love goes out to the promoters, our tour mates and everyone who fucks with us on some real shit.”

  • Imminence Announce Early 2027 European/UK Tour With August Burns Red

    Imminence have announced a European/UK tour with August Burns Red. Here’s the dates:

    01/08 Gothenburg, SWE – Filmstudios
    01/09 Hamburg, GER – Sporthalle
    01/12 Manchester, UK – Academy
    01/13 London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton
    01/15 Brussels, BEL – Ancienne Belgique
    01/16 Paris, FRA – Zenith
    01/17 Düsseldorf, GER – Mitsubishi Electric Halle
    01/19 Offenbach am Main, GER – Stadthalle
    01/20 Ludwigsburg, GER – MHPArena
    01/21 Milan, ITA – Alcatraz
    01/24 Vienna, AUT – Gasometer
    01/25 Budapest, HUN – Barba Negra Red Stage
    01/27 Munich, GER – Zenth
    01/29 Berlin, GER – Columbiahalle
    01/30 Leipzig, GER – Haus Auensee
    01/31 Warsaw, POL – Progresja
    02/02 Helsinki, FIN – Kulttuuritalo
    02/05 Stockholm, SWE – Fållan
    02/06 Malmö, SWE – Slagthuset