Multi-million streaming, UK-based collective PRESIDENT continue to exist at the intersection of heavy music, electronic experimentation, and cinematic atmosphere. They will release BLOOD OF YOUR EMPIRE, their debut full length, on 4th September via Atlantic Records. Pre-order it here. Ahead of the release, the band shared the visualizer for "dark heaven." Watch it here.

DROWN IN SULPHUR are the latest addition to the German Metal Record Label and proudly present new music with a fresh band line-up. After they dropped a bomb with the first output "New Moon Rising On Florence" in June, the brand-new single cements even clearer where the band is heading towards with their revamped sound. Be prepared since the upcoming digital EP Strix is blending the nostalgic fury of MySpace-era deathcore with grim black metal influences, marking a deliberate

The Plain White T’s released "Hey There Delilah" on May 9, 2006, and 21 years later, it hasn't just endured; it has become one of the most timeless love songs of the 2000s. The track has now surpassed 2.5 billion streams, was a Billboard Hot 100 No. 1, and earned two Grammy nominations, but its real story is longevity: A stripped-down, simple but powerful, pre-social media love song that continues to connect across generations.

The doors opened at 7:00 p.m. Rapidly, the seats at the theatre were filled up. The crowd was very excited to enter this historic venue with fantastic lights and sound and went crazy when the band entered the stage. The performance featured tracks from their albums and a mix of original songs and classic tracks from the Allman Brothers Band.

Yungblud is back, and Indianapolis was there for it. Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park in Indianapolis on July 28, 2026, was a sold-out show. This was a reschedule date, but it was definitely worth all of the anticipation. Good things come to those who wait. After taking some time off and skipping a festival to take a break to focus on loved ones and for his mental health, he’s back and phenomenal as expected. You can’t even be mad about it.

Growing up in the Philippines, The Fray and Dashboard Confessional were two of the bands that defined my high school years. Their songs constantly played on the radio and became part of some of my favorite memories. Never did I imagine that one day I'd be standing in the photo pit, capturing the very artists whose music I grew up listening to.

Some concerts are just another night out. Others feel like a full-circle moment. Flyleaf’s sold-out stop at The Fillmore Minneapolis on July 19 was undoubtedly the latter. The 20 Year Anniversary Tour marks Flyleaf’s first official tour with original vocalist Lacey Sturm since her departure from the band in 2012. While the reunited lineup has appeared at various festivals over the years, this tour gives fans the chance to experience the band in a full headlining setting on

There’s a lot that can be said about a band that’s been around for two decades. Motionless In White has been called many things over the years: some good, some bad, some ugly. But there’s one thing they can’t be called and that’s stagnant. The Scranton, PA metalcore group released their highly anticipated seventh studio album, aptly titled Decades, in celebration of the band’s 20 year anniversary.

The Summer School Tour proved exactly why it's becoming a must-see summer event. With every band bringing their own personality and style to the stage, the night never felt repetitive. From discovering a new favorite in Lake Drive to witnessing the chaos of Winona Fighter and celebrating Honey Revenge's well-earned success, Minneapolis was treated to one heck of a show. When the final bell rang, fans left with sore feet, ringing ears, sweat- soaked shirts, and a few new favor