Smoke Over Elsewhere are back with their latest single, “Fire Blind,” releasing today, June 13, 2025. This remastered track, originally released earlier, marks another evolution for the band, showcasing a refreshed sound.
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Rock Download Festival 2025 with our ultimate survival guide! Conquer Donington Park, June 13-15, with tips for Green Day, Sleep Token, Korn, camping hacks, and weather prep. Join the metal tribe and let the riffs reign supreme!
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Q: How do you top one of the best weekends of 2024?
A: You do it all again, but a little bit bigger and a little bit better.
Six Years Later, Airbourne Return with a Hard Rock Gut Punch Hold onto your beer cans and brace yourselves—Australian rock
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Welsh ragga metal legends Skindred have announced their highly anticipated The Detour UK headline tour for autumn 2025, set to kick off on October 16. Tickets go on sale tomorrow, Wednesday, June 11, 2025, at 10 AM BST, and are available exclusively via https://skindred.net/#live.
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Green Day, often searched as “Green Day band,” is one of the most iconic punk rock bands of all time, rising from the gritty Bay Area underground to global stardom. With over 85 million records sold, five Grammy Awards, and a legacy spanning nearly four decades, Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool have redefined punk rock for generations.
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Fresh from their triumph as “Young Artist of the Year” at the UK Blues Awards 2025, Kent-based blues-rock trio The Zac Schulze Gang are thrilled to unveil an 8-date headline UK tour spanning September and October 2025.
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The Dead Daisies’ *Lookin’ For Trouble* is a blues-rock powerhouse, recorded at the legendary FAME Studios. With fiery covers of Muddy Waters, B.B. King, and Robert Johnson, the band injects raw energy into classic tracks. Is this their best album yet?
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Panic Shack’s “Thelma & Louise” is a punk anthem celebrating female friendship, from their debut album out July 18 via Brace Yourself Records
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@imagine-k60’s AI remixes transform rock legends: Def Leppard’s “Pour Some Sugar on Me” goes goth as Dead Leopard, Linkin Park’s “Numb” turns reggae as Reddim Park. Is this music’s future, or a soulless mimic? Explore the genre chaos!
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