Doves surprise fans and themselves by releasing a presumed lost track from their studio archive, bringing the soaring Spirit Of Your Friend out of the shadows of fan forum rumours and into the light. Added to the track listing of their upcoming and overdue 'Best Of...' compilation, So, Here We Are: Best Of Doves, released on Fri 14 November 2025 with EMI North, the discovery concludes a 20-year journey for the song from inception to recent completion.
Having released their sixth studio album, Constellations For The Lonely, earlier this year and resumed touring, a commitment which continues across a further six UK live dates this December, Doves' 2025 has seen the band embrace an aspirational future alongside reflections on the past. Spirit Of Your Friend joins the band's extensive catalogue of stirring, routinely epic studies on the human condition, settling into a meticulously compiled running order of certified indie playlist hits and deeper cuts of windswept, cinematic noir.
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Nashville-based indie rock trio Palm Ghosts have shared the title track to their forthcoming album "Content Providers" which will arrive via Sweet Cheetah Records/Steadfast Records/Poptek Records this Friday, October 10.
Catherine Gillette from White Light//White Heat says, "Telling the story of an older artist who struggles with navigating the new world, the threesome explores dystopian off-kilter art-rock leanings in 'Content Provider,' bobbling along a relentless stuttering driving bed of wobbly, rattling percussions and buzzing low ends, to simmer and charge behind an interplay of angsty, aloof vocals, surrounded by intervals of hypnotic, anxious swirling synth strings, menacing droning textures, achingly echoing guitar wails, and a desolate horn-like swell that climaxes into a jarring jazz-strewn finale." (continue)
Revered avant-garde doom acts Bell Witch and Aerial Ruin have confirmed their much anticipated second collaborative album Stygian Bough Vol. II will be released November 14th via Profound Lore. Today, the bands have revealed the first released track, 'Waves Became The Sky.'
"We're thrilled to unveil 'Waves Became the Sky' today," says Bell Witch's Dylan Desmond. "It is a well rounded introduction to Stygian Bough Volume II, with lyrical references to several albums in our catalog. Most predominately it recalls 'Rows (of Endless Waves)' from Bell Witch's debut Longing which is, fittingly, where Bell Witch and Aerial Ruin first collaborated." (continue)
Legendary guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, and award-winning singer Candice Night return to the stage in November 2025. This tour is a musical journey through the band's 25+ year long history, featuring songs from across their entire discography and offering fans an enchanting evening celebrating the music of Blackmore's Night.
With a shared love for the tradition of Renaissance and Folk-Rock music, legendary guitarist Ritchie Blackmore and award-winning lyricist and singer Candice Night founded Blackmore's Night in 1997. They have been enchanting audiences around the world ever since. (continue)
Longtime Foreigner frontman Kelly Hansen will be taking the stage for the final time with band this weekend and as he approaches his swansong with the legendary band, he spoke with People about his decision to retire.
Kelly revealed that he stated contemplating stepping away from the group during the pandemic lockdown. "I started to have the sense of being home. I started to say, 'Wow, this is something I haven't had in my life for a very long time. I had this feeling of what it's like to be home and also with a sense of, I feel I have some kind of stability financially and otherwise, where I could start thinking about making a choice that's different than what I'm doing. Although I love what I do, I've been in this business nearly 50 years, and I put in my time. (continue)
Just back from roads of Europe and full concert halls, Industrial metal legends DIE KRUPPS drop the new video single 'Will nicht - MUSS!'.
This track is taken from the EP "Will nicht - MUSS! / On Collision Course" that was sold as a hand-numbered collectors' CD during the already ended and highly successful 45th anniversary tour of this genre defining band. (continue)
Dropkick Murphys have announced the dates and venues for their 2026 St. Patrick's Day weekend celebration in Boston, which is also the band's 30th birthday party.
Part of their upcoming For The People...In The Pit Tour, the dates include March 13, 14 and 15, 2026 at MGM Music Hall at Fenway and March 17 at Citizens House Of Blues. March 14 includes a special family-friendly afternoon mini-concert and meet & greet at 2:00 PM, also at MGM Music Hall at Fenway, which benefits the band's charitable foundation, The Claddagh Fund. For this afternoon show, each adult ticket buyer can bring two kids under 13 for free. (continue)
Black Sabbath legend Geezer Butler is selling a collection of amps used at the band's final show. All 15 of the Head of Doom amps were hand-signed by Geezer himself, and are only available on Reverb.
In July, iconic UK rockers Black Sabbath reunited for what would be their final show: "Back to the Beginning." Held in the band's hometown of Birmingham, the show was streamed by over 5 million viewers online, in addition to the sold out crowd. Now, musicians and fellow fans alike have the opportunity to own a piece of history. (continue)
Delta Wires just released their take on "Searching For a Woman" as a tribute to Chess Records and to celebrate they tell us a little bit how the tribute came about. Here is the story:
Delta Wires band was created out of a love of the blues, its beginnings in the Mississippi Delta, and the migration to Chicago of the Delta bluesmen. Band leader, Ernie Pinata, started the band as a college project for sociology credit. It was a musical presentation with dialog, which followed the regional migration of the blues from the South [after the cotton gin came about] to Chicago, He wrote songs and received poetry credit. These studies culminated in the first performance of the Delta Wires. (continue)
Ahead of their much-anticipated global headline tour, The Band CAMINO have expanded on their third studio album NeverAlways with new track "12:34" - available now via Atlantic Records.
The Nashville-based trio - Jeffery Jordan, Spencer Stewart, and Garrison Burgess - kick off the North American leg of The NeverAlways Tour this Friday in Atlanta, GA with stops at Los Angeles' Hollywood Palladium on October 23rd and New York's Brooklyn Paramount on November 11th ahead of UK, European, and Australia/New Zealand legs continuing through February 2026. (continue)
Cyndi Lauper still wants to have fun. After wrapping up her farewell tour, the music icon has announced that she will be launching her very first Las Vegas Residency next spring.
Caesars Palace shared these details: "Cyndi Lauper: Live In Las Vegas will take place at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace from April 24 through May 2, 2026. Vegas will become "Cyn City" next spring, when Lauper brings her widely praised Girls Just Wanna Have Fun show to town for this special run, an opportunity for fans who missed her Farewell Tour to celebrate one last time. (continue)
August Burns Red have revealed the lineup for their Christmas Burns Red 2025 event, which will be taking place on December 12th and 13th at Freedom Hall in the Lancaster County Convention Center in Lancaster, PA.
According to the announcement, "ABR are celebrating the 20th anniversary of Thrill Seeker and the 10th anniversary of Found In Far Away Places. They will be highlighting five songs from each album on their respective nights, along with songs from across the rest of the band's catalog, including Christmas tracks. Each night will feature different ABR set lists." (continue)
Music legend Ozzy Osbourne's son Jack just shared a brand new Q&A ahead of tomorrow's publication of his late father's memoir "Last Rites," which the Blac Sabbath icon completed just days before his passing in July.
A follow-up to Ozzy's acclaimed autobiography "I Am Ozzy", the new book continues his story including the tragic accident that landed him in the hospital and sidelined his farewell tour, to his triumphant final bow at the now legendary Back To The Beginning farewell event on July 5th that saw Ozzy reunite with the original lineup of Black Sabbath and perform one last time for fans with an all-star lineup of music icons joining in the special event to pay tribute to music icon. (continue)
Melodic metal duo Element of Fate have shared their take on Johnny Cash's eternal classic "Ring Of Fire", reimagining the country staple through a metal lens with the new single and accompanying music video.
Vocalist Carol Phillips directed and produced the official music video and had this to say about the cover, " Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire has been covered countless times, but we wanted to give it a darker, heavier rebirth. To me, it's always been about passion that burns uncontrollably, a dangerous love worth the risk, so pulling it into the realm of metal felt natural." (continue)
Bruce Springsteen and Jeremy Allen White sat down for a special "Deliver Me From Nowhere" town hall on SiriusXM's E Street Radio hosted by Jim Rotolo.
During the interview, Bruce Springsteen revealed how he knew Jeremy Allen White was the right actor to step into his shoes and shared his reaction to how "Nebraska" performed on the charts. Jeremy Allen White also revealed which Bruce Springsteen song was hardest to record. (continue)
Southern California alt-rock band Alien Ant Farm, known for fusing heavy riffs, catchy hooks, and an unmistakable sense of personality, has announced their signing to Judge & Jury Records, a powerhouse record label and production company founded by multi-platinum producer Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, Seether, Skillet, Of Mice & Men) and Neil Sanderson of Three Days Grace.
On the signing, Alien Ant Farm shares "Signing to Judge and Jury is a true blessing for us. Neil was very vocal about making something happen. Through the years, Howard Benson has been mentioned in our own personal conversations. Him being involved in so many wonderful rock records, we are confident that this opportunity will yield a great chapter for Alien Ant Farm and everyone involved. Cheers to the future!" (continue)
Bring Me The Horizon have announced that they will be returning to the road next spring for the North American Ascension Program 2 Tour that will feature support from Motionless In White, The Plot In You, and Amira Elfeky.
The trek will be kicking off on April 28th in Toronto, ON at the Scotiabank Arena and will be concluding on May 16th in Columbus, OH with an appearance at next year's Sonic Temple Festival. (continue)
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The Offspring will not be slowing down in 2026, the iconic band have just announced that they will be launching a new North American leg of their SUPERCHARGED Worldwide tour that will feature special guests Bad Religion.
The OC rockers will be kicking things off on January 16th in Bakersfield, Ca at Dignity Health Arena and will conclude the trek on February 24th in Halifax, NS at the Scotiabank Centre. (continue)
Huge news in the rock world today, pro legends Rush are reuniting for a North American tour next year. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson will be joined by Jeff Beck's longtime drummer Anika Nilles for the Fifty Something Tour that will celebrate the band's legacy as well as pay tribute to their late legendary drummer and lyricist Neil Peart.
The reunited icons will visit seven cities next summer including the June 7th and 9th kick off in Los Angeles, followed by Fort Worth, Toronto, Mexico City, Chicago, Cleveland and New York City. (continue)
The 50th anniversary of the "Led Zeppelin III" album is being celebrated by the syndicated radio show In The Studio With Redbeard: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands.
Redbeard shared this synopsis for the episode: Led Zeppelin's third album did not have the first blush of discovery like the debut, nor a bonafide hit like "Whole Lotta Love" on Led Zeppelin II, but now in hindsight Led Zeppelin III is revered for being the musical bridge to even greater successes soon to come. The second Led Zeppelin album had been a surprisingly mass appeal hit in America, and truth be told, we had not really waned in our ravenous repeated plays of it when Led Zeppelin III appeared October 5, 1970 with surprisingly little notice. Containing "The Immigrant Song", "Gallows Pole", and "Since I've Been Loving You", Led Zeppelin III also planted exotic seeds of sounds in "Friends" with its Middle Eastern orchestration, which would skip several subsequent albums only to germinate with legendary impact on Physical Graffiti. (read more)
Argyro just released the brand new single and music video entitled "Glitterati", and to celebrate we asked him (Scott Argyro) to tell us about the track and visual. Here is the story:
I actually came up with the idea for "Glitterati" while hiking in the mountains of Colorado - the melody just hit me out of nowhere on the trail. I knew right then it had to be a tongue-in-cheek take on fame, maybe poking fun at "D-list" celebrities, reality show cast members or internet personalities. (continue)
Legendary KISS lead guitarist Ace Frehley has announced that he has been forced to cancel all of his remaining live dates for 2025 due to "some ongoing medical issues".
His team shared the following update via social media, "Due to some ongoing medical issues, Ace has made the difficult decision to cancel the remainder of his 2025 dates." (continue)
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