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Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. EVANESCENCE / SPIRITBOX / POPPY Dark rockers Evanescence have announced a 2026 tour which has them joined by

We always look forward to UK site The Quietus‘ year-end albums list, as it’s always full of leftfield choices that even a more-plugged-in-than-usual music fan might not have heard, and

It’s a brand new episode of Toyah & Robert Fripp‘s Sunday Lunch YouTube series and this week they’re covering Iggy Pop‘s 1986 single “Real Wild Child.” Key word with their

Miri Tyler of DC punks Ekko Astral told us about five of her favorite bands from the DC-area, past and present: Ekko Astral’s most recent album was 2024’s Pink Balloons,

Record Store Day Black Friday is this Friday (11/28), the day after Thanksgiving, and among the exclusives this year is Talking Heads‘ Tentative Decisions: Demos & Live. It includes very

German electronic great Apparat will release A Hum Of Maybe, his sixth album and first in six years, on February 20 via Mute. The album was co-written and co-produced by

Daniel Avery is known as a techno innovator but has often incorporated rock and shoegaze into his work, and his new album Tremor leans further that direction than ever before.

Good morning, hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving! It’s a shorter week in the music world, not too many albums are out this week, and not too many more albums

German band The Notwist have announced News from Planet Zombie, their 10th album and first in five years, which will be out March 3 via Morr Music. This marks their

AVTT/PTTN, the collaborative project of Scott and Seth Avett of The Avett Brothers and Mike Patton, will make their official live debut at Big Ears in March, but ahead of