Category: Alternative Rock

Jane’s Addiction and Love and Rockets Expand North American Tour with Additional Dates

Jane’s Addiction and Love and Rockets have announced more dates for their ongoing North American co-headlining tour, adding seven new shows to the end of their schedule. The alt-rock icons will now perform a second show in Jane’s Addiction’s hometown of Los Angeles, along with additional stops in six other major cities that were not […]

Green Day’s Legacy Shines in Epic Kansas Concert: A 20-Year Celebration of American Idiot

“Just like that, 20 years,” Billie Joe Armstrong reflected during Green Day’s Tuesday night show at the Azura Amphitheater in Bonner Springs, Kansas. As the final notes of “Whatsername” from American Idiot echoed through the venue, the weight of time seemed to hit him. It’s been two decades since American Idiot revitalized the Bay Area […]

System of a Down and Deftones Rock San Francisco in Sold-Out Show

When tickets for System of a Down and Deftones’ co-headlining concert at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park went on sale, they sold out within an hour. The highly anticipated event, promoted by Another Planet Entertainment, drew a crowd of over 50,000, with 90% of attendees traveling into the city to see not only the headliners […]

Modest Mouse Announces 20th Anniversary Tour for Good News for People Who Love Bad News

Modest Mouse is celebrating the 20th anniversary of their landmark album Good News for People Who Love Bad News with a special tour this fall. The tour kicks off in Hawaii in October and will take the band across the U.S., hitting both coasts with multiple-night stops in Portland, Los Angeles, and New York, before […]

Jane’s Addiction Reunites in LA for a Triumphant Return to the Stage

After a 14-year hiatus, the original lineup of Los Angeles alt-rock legends Jane’s Addiction made a highly anticipated return to the stage, reuniting for a historic hometown performance. The band, which played a pivotal role in shaping the alternative rock landscape with landmark albums like Nothing’s Shocking (1988) and Ritual de lo Habitual (1990), took […]

The Offspring Drops New Video for “Make It All Right” Ahead of Upcoming Album Release

The Offspring has unveiled the music video for “Make It All Right,” the lead single from their upcoming album SUPERCHARGED, set to release on October 11th. SUPERCHARGED, the band’s highly anticipated follow-up to their 2021 album Let the Bad Times Roll, was recorded across three unique locations: Maui, Vancouver, and the band’s home studio in […]

Flea Names Paul McCartney as the “Greatest Rock Bassist”

Flea, known for his electrifying slap bass technique and funky rhythms, has long been celebrated as one of the world’s top bass players. However, the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ bassist recently revealed the musician who, in turn, captivates him the most: Paul McCartney. Following his performance at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games closing ceremony, Flea […]

The Killers Light Up Las Vegas with New Song Ahead of 20th Anniversary Residency

The Killers are gearing up for a big celebration as they kick off a 10-show residency in their hometown of Las Vegas on August 14, marking the 20th anniversary of their iconic debut album, Hot Fuss. But the excitement doesn’t stop there. The band, fronted by Brandon Flowers, has just dropped a new track titled […]

Billy Corgan Reflects on Recapturing Smashing Pumpkins’ Early Sound on New Album

Billy Corgan recently opened up about the creative process behind Smashing Pumpkins’ latest album, Aghori Mhori Mei, revealing his intention to recapture the essence of the band’s early sound. “I was just focused on writing riffs—no vocals, just riffs,” Corgan shared during an interview on Loudwire Nights with Chuck Armstrong. He explained how he and […]

Slipknot Ignites 25th Anniversary Tour with Nostalgic Setlist

On Tuesday, August 6, masked metal legends Slipknot kicked off their 25th-anniversary tour with a powerful performance at the Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indianapolis. The band delivered a brutal fourteen-song set, focusing exclusively on tracks from their early years, celebrating a quarter-century since their groundbreaking debut album. “Nothing you will hear tonight was written […]