During her May 7 solo show in Oakland, CA, Hayley Williams (Paramore) was joined onstage by Scowl’s Kat Moss for a performance of “Parachute.” You can see fan-filmed footage of that below:
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Stanley Simmons Premiere “Temporary Love” Video
Stanley Simmons, the project featuring Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, the sons of KISS’ Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, have premiered a new video for their new song “Temporary Love.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Dancing While The World Is Ending,” which will be released on August 28.
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Killswitch Engage Guitsrist Adam Dutkiewicz On Burn Eternal: “I’m Getting Upset That It’s Taking So Long”
During an interview with Metal Injection, Killswitch Engage guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz offered an update on Burn Eternal, his new project with ex-Killswitch Engage singer Howard Jones. He says he is “getting upset that it’s taking so long.”
Dutkiewicz said the following:
“I’m very excited for the Burn Eternal thing, man. I’m getting upset that it’s taking so long. It’s partially our management’s fault. It’s partially us talking to a lot of record companies. We were trying to hammer out a deal with the right record company to put it out. And then the style of deal, nowadays, record deals have changed so drastically because of the way revenue is made from album sales or the lack of album sales.
The record’s been mixed and mastered for months now. And the vinyl mastering is done. The regular record mastering is done. Now, we’re trying to source out artwork. We’re ready to go.”
He also discussed the possibility of live shows:
“Jones and I have talked about it. Yeah, we’re very interested in bringing it on tour, if people want it, that is. You know, the demand has to be there, obviously. But then I obviously have to find a band to play it. So there’s that part.”
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Jonny Reeves Confirms He Is No Longer A Member Of Kingdom Of Giants
Bassist/vocalist Jonny Reeves has confirmed that he is no longer a member of Kingdom Of Giants. He left the band to focus on The Amity Affliction.
Reeves said the following during a recent appearance on The Downbeat Podcast:
“I’m not in the band anymore, as of last December, I would say… Things just were coming to a head where they’re just like, ‘We’ve got plans, and you’ve got other plans going on over here.’ And so it was kind of this, it’s [an] in my court decision.
And I was just like, I don’t wanna hold them back from achieving their goals, but this [The Amity Affliction] aligns with the goals that I’m after. And with things just working so well with this group, it was really kind of a no-brainer.”
He went on to say the band were “disappointed.” However, there is “no bad beef from [his] end.”
[via The PRP]
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Red Hot Chili Peppers Reportedly Sell Their Masters To Warner Music Group For $300 Million
Back in February 2025, reports claimed Red Hot Chili Peppers were planning to sell the masters to their recorded works as part of a $350 million deal. Now, according to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Music Group has officially acquired the catalog for $300 million. However, the label and band have yet to comment on agreement. This news comes after Red Hot Chili Peppers previously sold their publishing rights to Hipgnosis Songs Fund for $140 million.
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Select Dates On Cold’s U.S. Tour Will Now Feature “13 Ways To Bleed On Stage” & “Year Of The Spider” Sets
Cold previously revealed that they were planning to celebrate their 1998 self-titled debut album on their upcoming U.S. tour. Now, the band have also added some “13 Ways To Bleed On Stage” and “Year Of The Spider“ performances to the trek as well.
Here’s the updated schedule:
With Alien Ant Farm:
05/08 Oklahoma City, OK – Diamond Ballroom
05/09 Dallas, TX – Trees
05/10 Austin, TX – Come And Take It
05/12 San Antonio, TX – The Paper Tiger
05/13 Houston, TX – Scout Bar
05/15 St. Petersburg, FL – Jannus Live
05/16 Ft. Lauderdale, FL – Revolution Live
05/17 Lake Buena Vista, FL – House Of BluesWith Idle Heirs:
05/20 Charleston, SC – Music Farm (“13 Ways To Bleed On Stage” in full)
05/21 Norfolk, VA – The Annex (“Year Of The Spider” in full)
05/22 Durham, NC – Motorco Music Hall (“Year Of The Spider” in full)
05/23 Greenville, SC – Radio Room
05/24 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade (Hell)
05/27 Nashville, TN – The Basement East
05/28 Knoxville, TN – Open Chord Stage
05/29 Lexington, KY – Manchester Music Hall (“Year Of The Spider” in full)
05/30 Indianapolis, IN – The Hi-Fi
05/31 Columbus, OH – The King Of ClubsWith Sierra Swan:
06/03 Cleveland, OH – The Cambridge Room at House Of Blues
06/04 Warrendale, PA – Jergel’s Rhythm Grille
06/05 Syracuse, NY – The Song & Dance
06/06 Hamden, CT – Space Ballroom
06/07 Clifton, NJ – Dingbatz
06/10 New York, NY – Gramercy Theatre
06/11 Allston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
06/12 Bensalem, PA – Broken Goblet Brewing
06/13 Baltimore, MD – Baltimore Soundstage
06/14 Harrisburg, PA – Capital City Music Hall
06/17 Ft. Wayne, IN – Piere’s Entertainment CenterWith Idle Heirs:
06/19 Kansas, MO – Warehouse On Broadway (“Year Of The Spider” in full)
Cold:
06/20 Sparta, IL – The Rotten Apple Fest
06/21 Iowa City, IA – Wildwood Smokehouse & Saloon (“Year Of The Spider” in full)
06/23 St. Paul, MN – Turf Club
06/24 Chicago, IL – Bottom Lounge
06/25 Grand Rapids, MI – Pyramid Scheme (“Year Of The Spider” in full)
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