With a new album out April 17 th, a tour with Black Veil brides, multiple number 1 radio singles on the new record… Get From Ashes to New on your playlist now! Despite having radio success in the past ...

No matter what sound they emulate they still sound inherently true to themselves. Their new album Halcyon Blues is available ...

The second sold out show in a row at this iconic Philly venue was an overstimulation of the senses in the best possible way.

The band continually has their finger on the pulse of culture and music. They’re never slowing down and we don’t want them to.

Returning to the recording studio with new vigor, Social Distortion finally released its eighth studio album, Born to Kill, ...

If you’ve been an active member of the scene, you’ve heard Anthony’s vocals. He’s been in numerous projects and is an ...

The William Paterson University Fall 2026 Jazz Room Series brings several Grammy Award winners to Wayne, New Jersey, providing the public with exciting, world-class performances in an intimate setting ...

After four decades as the relentless driving force behind Skid Row, bassist, songwriter, and co-founder, Rachel Bolan is stepping into an entirely new spotlight. For the first time in his career, ...

Until now, the only way to hear this entire concert was to decimate your bank account and use the proceeds to purchase 30 Trips Around the Sun, an 80-CD box set from 2015 that includes it. Two of the ...

The band is playing Crossroads on April 23rd in support of 40 years as band! “Fishbone is the greatest band to have never made it as big as they should have,” comedian W. Kamau Bell recently noted, ...

GAYLE writes and plays with her emotions on her sleeve. Her song “abcedfu” became an instant radio hit in 2021. It was an angsty break up anthem for teenage girls and resonated with her loyal fanbase.

Tigercub is a British alt rock trio that formed in Brighton, United Kingdom in 2011. The band consists of lead singer Jamie Stephen Hall, drummer James Allix, and bassist Jimi Wheelwright. They are ...