The Academy Is… Announce Anniversary Tour
The Story So Far Announce Fall Tour
GALLERY: Movements Spring Tour Shakes Up MGM Music Hall
Rachel Chinouriri Releases Dreamy New Single “Can We Talk About Isaac?”
When We Were Young Announces Second Festival Day
Alex Warren Releases New Music Video For “Ordinary”
Mark Hoppus Announces Book Tour
Armor For Sleep Release 20th Anniversary Vinyl & Cassette Ahead of Spring Tour
PVRIS Reimagine “My House” With Courtney LaPlante
Selena Gomez Releases New Single, Announces New Album with Benny Blanco
Introducing the Color of Music Collective- soon to be (if not already) the best way to connect members of minority and otherwise underrepresented communities with some of the top dogs of the music business. After beginning her own path in the industry and realizing that there were not enough people that looked like her in jobs throughout the varying subfields, The Color of Music
YUNGBLUD is gearing up for his 2020 take over and we are more than ready to see where he takes us. The UK based singer/songwriter turned punk icon has just released another brand new single and music video titled “god save me, but don’t drown me out.” An ode to mental health, “god save me, but don’t drown me out,” is a pop rock
Wesley David has a crazy life story, but he hasn’t let that get in the way of his path to success. In fact, he uses his life’s ups and downs to shape his unique sounds and ideas. And while that may sound similar to most other artists, as being inspired by your personal life is nothing new- David has a difference. Something that makes
German band, Silent Attic, headed back to the studio this year to create their latest release, “Take My Time.” Heavily influenced by the Arctic Monkeys as well as The Strokes, it’s easy to hear the impact they have made on their music. Instead of heading into a more (soft) experimental sound, which both the Arctic Monkeys and The Strokes are known for, Silent Attic
Machine Gun Kelly may have just released the best pop punk album of the year and we are so pleasantly surprised. After debuting his genre switch up last year with the single “why are you here,” the former rapper turned rockstar let fans know that his upcoming album would be the beginning of a new phase of his career. And while many were skeptical
This year has flown by, and September was no different. With new albums from some of our favorite artists, including today’s new releases by Sizzy Rocket and Violet Night (to name a few), to new singles dropping nearly every day, this month was saturated with tons of fantastic content to dive into. And now that it is officially fall that means it is the
Sizzy Rocket proved to us that she was “That Bitch,” earlier this summer, and now she is reminding us why with the release of her new album ANARCHY. Released this morning, ANARCHY marks Rocket’s first release since last year’s GRRL and is her fourth full length release since the launch of her career in 2015. A true DIY artist from writing her own music
Violet Night are ready to rock your world, so you best get ready to listen. A three piece band consisting of vocalist/guitarist Connor Pohl, keyboardist T.J. Rounthwaite, and drummer Tay Ewart, Violet Night first launched onto the music scene in 2015 with the release of their debut EP “I Hope You’re Well.” With their debut album “Colours of You” releasing in 2018, the band
Mayday Parade are here to save 2020 with some new music. After a few days of teasing us with some sort of announcement, the Florida natives have just announced a brand new EP titled Out of Here, which will be released October 16th. Coupled with the cautionary label of “the is an emotional advisory for the tender,” the EP is sure to be full
LIMBS are getting emotional and personal with the release of their new single “I Used To Be You.” Debuted yesterday via Outburn Online, “I Used To Be You” officially hit streaming services this morning and gives fans an inside look at the mind of frontman Austin McAuley. In an interview with Outburn, the singer shared how the song was inspired by his drive to
