With Get Rollin rolling near, Nickelback release one more single to kickstart their release week.
There aren't many records we can sit here and listen to on repeat. Yet, here we are, lying on our bedroom floor only moving when it's time to flip to Side-B and repeat. What album has us putting life on hold? Palaye Royale's fourth studio album, 'Fever Dream', that’s what.
Despite having a Fever Dream UK Tour scheduled for February 2023, Nevadan trio Palaye Royale decided to fly across the pond for three stripped-back shows and signings, giving their most intimate performance to date.
Announcing their first full headline tour of the UK since the pandemic, Black Veil Brides are finally back.
Boston Manor may have just released the most ambitious record of their careers so far, and it has us spellbound.
As summer nights fade into cosy autumn days, so does our desire for summer anthems. Instead of vivacious tunes to cheers tinnies in the park to, we crave mellowed nostalgic playlists we can sip Pumpkin Spiced Lattes to. A seasonal transition that Aussie indie-rock quartet Dear Seattle’s new album, 'Someday', nails.
Who’s ready for day three? Emotionally, hell yeah. Mentally, sure thing. Physically, um…not so much. But hey, that’s what caffeine and alcohol are for right? It's the final push for one of our favourite festivals. What emerging artist will we discover next? Part 3 of 3.
After being put on hold for two years, the first day of The Great Escape left Brighton a quivering mess of elated satisfaction. Pent up energy finally burst, leaving orgasmic bliss, but this is only the beginning. Now, how can day two top that?
Part 2 of 3
What could Adele, Wolf Alice and Ed Sheeran possibly have in common? Humble roots at Brighton’s Great Escape Festival, that’s what. From Spotlight shows to secret gigs, TGE is back with over 500 emerging artists across 30+ venues, packed into just three days. A weekend of chaos Part 1/3, let’s go.
In a revival of the pop-punk scene, with the rise of Travis Barker's entourage of renaissance emos, it would be criminal for punk-rock royalty, Bowling For Soup, not to inject their comical twist on the affair. So, in keeping with true BFS fashion, the quartet lace their eleventh record, 'Pop Drunk Snot Bread', with ‘too old for this’ quips, ‘why so serious’ jibes and ‘we’re motherf*cking Bowling For Soup’ attitude. Now, screw ‘hot girl summer’ who’s ready for pop punk summer?!