Tool, Limp Bizkit, Pantera, Pierce the Veil, Gojira, Halestorm, Sublime and Danny Elfman will join the previously announced Iron Maiden and My Chemical Romance atop the lineup for the 2026 edition of Louder Than Life, the Louisville, Ky.-based hard rock festival that last year drew more than 240,000 fans to Kentucky Exposition Center. Produced by […]
Bon Iver may be on an extended hiatus from live performance, but group leader Justin Vernon is looking back through his concert vault for the first release in a long-percolating new archival series, VOLUMES. Out April 3 on Jagjaguwar, the debut installment is dubbed VOLUMES: ONE “SELECTIONS FROM MUSIC CONCERTS 2019-2023 BON IVER 6 PIECE […]
Rush has once again expanded its Fifty Something reunion tour, this time pushing the 2026 run into next year with new shows in South America, the U.K, and Europe in early 2027. As previously reported, it’s the first time vocalist/bassist Geddy Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson are hitting the road as Rush since the 2020 […]
Christina Aguilera took the Linda Perry-penned “Beautiful” to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2002, and now Perry is revisiting the Grammy-winning song as the lead single of her next solo album, Let It Die Here. The album is out May 8 on Perry’s 670 Records through Kill Rock Stars and is her […]
Tomahawk, the supergroup quartet featuring Faith No More’s Mike Patton, Helmet/Battles drummer John Stanier, bassist Trevor Dunn and Jesus Lizard guitarist Duane Denison, will embark on its first tour since 2013 this summer. Starting July 18 in Nashville, the group will be joined on the A Huge Waste of Your Time and Money outing by […]
On a frosty January afternoon at New York City’s Ripley-Grier Studios, Emily Saliers, Beth Malone and Starstruck’s director-choreographer Lorin Lotarro are together, deep in rehearsal—deeper still, in conversation—about something entirely new to Saliers. Rather than fresh material from the Indigo Girls—the liltingly melodic, socio-conscious folk duo she and Amy Ray formed in 1985—Saliers is bracing […]
“I think that this band saved my musical life, and possibly my actual one,” Nate Fredrick says of his group the Wholesome Boys. Fredrick is calling from the band’s studio space in Nashville, where he spends most of his time between touring and the occasional trip to his native Springfield, Missouri. He learned to play […]
David Archuleta’s memoir, Devout, is about coming out and his personal journey of self discovery, but queer acceptance is only part of the many revelations the chart-topping singer shares in this refreshingly raw account of his rollercoaster life. Archuleta dealt with a turbulent family dynamic that loomed over his success for years, as well as […]