Mammoth have announced a headlining North American tour. 10 Years and James And The Cold Gun will open.
Tour Dates:
03/05 Buffalo, NY – Town Ballroom
03/07 Ottawa, ON – Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Ottawa
03/08 Toronto, ON – HISTORY
03/10 Montral, QC – L’Olympia
03/11 Portland, ME – State Theatre
03/13 Atlantic City, NJ – Tropicana Showroom at Tropicana Atlantic City
03/14 Bethlehem, PA – Wind Creek Event Center
03/15 Wallingford, CT – The DOME at Toyota Oakdale Theatre
03/18 Baltimore, MD – Nevermore Hall
03/19 Myrtle Beach, SC – House of Blues Myrtle Beach
03/22 Jacksonville, FL – FIVE
03/24 Knoxville, TN – The Mill & Mine
03/25 Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel
03/27 Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection
03/28 Sault Ste. Marie, MI – Kewadin Casino DreamMaker’s Theater
03/31 Indianapolis, IN – Egyptian Room at Old National Centre
04/01 Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s
04/03 Bloomington, IL – The Castle Theatre
04/04 Prior Lake, MN – Mystic Lake Casino Hotel (no James And The Cold Gun)
07/18 Omaha, NE – The Astro Theater (support TBA)
The All-American Rejects have cancelled their Australian tour due to a loss in the family. Notably, Stand Atlantic will now be taking their place at the Good Things Festival.
The All-American Rejects commented:
“We’re heartbroken to share that due to a sudden family loss, we won’t be able to make it to Australia as planned. This has been an incredibly difficult moment for us, and as much as it devastates us to miss such a great opportunity to reconnect with our Australian fans, family has to come first. Thank you for your understanding, your patience, and all the love you continue to give this band. We’ll make it up to you as soon as we’re able.”
Stand Atlantic added:
“Our hearts are with The All-American Rejects – it’s never an easy decision to make, no matter what the circumstances are. We are honoured, nervous, and ready to show up and do what we do best”
Here’s the dates for the Good Things Festival:
12/05 Melbourne, AUS – Flemington Racecourse
12/06 Sydney, AUS – Sydney Showground
12/07 Brisbane, AUS – Brisbane Showgrounds
Knocked Loose have cancelled their upcoming Australian tour due to a family emergency. Notably, Alpha Wolf will now be taking their place at the Good Things Festival.
Knocked Loose commented:
“We’re very sorry to everyone but we have to cancel our Australia trip, including the Good Things Festival and our headline shows around it. Anyone familiar with this band knows we do not take cancelling shows lightly; but family will always come first. We are already planning our return and cannot wait to be back as soon as possible. Love you all.”
Alpha Wolf added:
“Unfortunately, our friends in Knocked Loose are unable to play the Good Things Festival, we’re sending them all our love and we’re going to try our best to fill their shoes on super short notice. Catch us on the Main Stage at 3:30pm in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane this weekend!”
Here’s the dates for the Good Things Festival:
12/05 Melbourne, AUS – Flemington Racecourse
12/06 Sydney, AUS – Sydney Showground
12/07 Brisbane, AUS – Brisbane Showgrounds
Slipknot’s M. Shawn “Clown” Crahan has announced his own “Minecraft” realm called “Vernearth.” The experience will take place across four different game modes.
Further information was shared in a press release:
‘Built on custom technology, handcrafted environments, and a play philosophy that rewards mastery across survival, PVP, creativity, and hardcore challenges, Vernearth launches with four major game modes: Oblivion, PVP/Event, Plotworld, and Challenge Mode. Together they form a unified ecosystem that supports every type of player. These modes will be rolled out starting at launch systematically to ensure a smooth player experience, so some of these modes may not be available right away. Explorers and builders to streamers, competitors, and high-stakes achievers will all have something innovative to experience in Vernearth, like:
OBLIVION — The Core World
Oblivion is the heart of Vernearth. It’s a vast, custom-generated survival world that blends realism with corrupted “clown”-inspired elements. Players explore treacherous terrain, battle custom factions, and uncover the lore behind the three great capital cities: Raziel, Seniomsed, and The City of Eternal.
PVP / EVENT SERVER — The Arena
Designed for fast, high-intensity competition, the PVP/Event server delivers recurring weekly tournaments and creator-friendly content moments. Players fight across four bespoke arena:
The Circle Sphere
The Blood Square
The Blood Oval
UnEdenThere will be modes like Last Man Standing and Duels, earning “War” currency that unlocks exclusive cosmetics and items.
PLOTWORLD — The Sanctuary
Plotworld provides a safe, collaborative creative space where players can build freely, merge plots, host social activities, and enter monthly build contests. With access to creative mode, limited WorldEdit, and a permanent Hall of Fame showcase, Plotworld gives players a way to contribute artistically to the world of Vernearth.
CHALLENGE MODE — Vernearth’s Signature Experience
Challenge Mode is a seasonal, limited-time hardcore world with only one rule: one life. Each 45-day season introduces a new Slipknot-inspired theme, custom world generation, brutal mechanics, and high-stakes objectives.
SEASONS:
Vernearth’s Season Mode evolves from the blood-red, Heretic-Lord–ruled chaos of Season 1: The Heretic Anthem, to the twilight-shrouded decay of Season 2: The Dying Song where players fight to forge the Beacon of Life, and finally into the unpredictable madness of Season 3: Friend or Foe?, a world where mobs, loot, blocks, and consumables shift with total randomness.
Survivors earn permanent titles, exclusive cosmetics, Hall of Heroes placement, and a share of the prize pool.’
The lineup has been revealed for next year’s Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. The event will be held at Great Stage Park in Manchester TN on June 11-14 and it will feature:
June 11: Skrillex, Four Tet, Vince Staples, and Spiritual Cramp.
June 12: The Strokes, Griz, Turnstile, Mt. Joy, Major Lazer, Jessie Murph, Yungblud, Geese, Cloonee, Lil Jon, Blood Orange, Wet Leg, Hot Mulligan, bbno$, Zack Fox, Smino, Sidepiece, Rachel Chinouriri, The Dare, Adventure Club, NOTION, Mother Mother, Łaszewo, Blues Traveler, Wolfmother, Wednesday, The Chats, Lambrini Girls, Amble, Daniel Allan, Goldie Boutilier, Dora Jar, Villanelle, Jackie Hollander, and PawPaw Rod.
June 13: Rüfüs Du Sol, Teddy Swims, The Neighbourhood, Alabama Shakes, Chase & Status, Sara Landry, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist, Amyl & The Sniffers, Sub Focus, Gorgon City, flipturn, Passion Pit, Snow Strippers, Tash Sultana, Wyatt Flores, Boys Noize, Holly Humberstone, Deathpact, SG Lewis, Osees, Waylon Wyatt, The Runarounds, DJ Trixie Mattel, Buffalo Traffic Jam, Confidence Man, Arcy Drive, Mountain Grass Unit, Juelz, The Stews, Congress The Band, Midnight Generation, Sunami, Nikita, The Wicked, Weird Al Yankovic Bigger & Weirder Roovue, and Kesha Presents: Superjâm Esoteríca: The Alchemy Of Pop.
June 14: Noah Kahan, Role Model, Kesha, Tedeschi Trucks Band, LSZEE, Clipse, Mariah the Scientist, Daily Bread, Modest Mouse, Big Gigantic, Japanese Breakfast, Turnover, San Holo, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Del Water Gap, Spacey Jane, Audrey Hobert, Fcukers, Blondshell, Little Stranger, Aly & AJ, Hemlocke Springs, Steph Strings, A Hundred Drums, Girl Tones, and Motifv.
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