Jimmy Eat World are officially entering legacy mode—without sounding even remotely nostalgic for the sake of it. The Arizona alt-rock mainstays have announced a massive 25th anniversary tour celebrating their landmark 2001 album Bleed American, a record that didn’t just define a band, but helped shape the emotional core ofContinue Reading
Emerging from the shadows of heartbreak, fury, and self-reckoning, The Estes Method has arrived with their most haunting and powerful release to date: “Withering Away.” This brand-new single is a relentless sonic exorcism—an anthem for those who’ve walked through fire and come out burned but breathing. Fusing jagged riffs, pulse-pounding drums, and soul-tearing vocals, “WitheringContinue Reading
Rising from the grit of the underground and fueled by unapologetic truth, HAYEFIELD is back with a vengeance. Their new single, “BOTTOM SHELF,” drops today — and it’s a bruising, soul-shaking anthem that refuses to be ignored. “BOTTOM SHELF” is one of our favorite songs to date. Not only does itContinue Reading
On Tuesday, Yellowcard brought their 20 Years of Ocean Avenue Tour to Gallagher Square at Petco Park in San Diego, California. Attendees were gifted yellow patches commemorating the band, show date, and location upon entry to the venue. Joining them as openers were This Wild Life, Anberlin, and Mayday Parade.Continue Reading
After a five year absence Puscifer triumphantly returns with not only their newest album Existential Reckoning but delivering it in a landmark live stream event from the Colly Soleri Amphitheater in Arcosanti, Arizona. As the bands 4th release since 2007’s “V” Is for Vagina, Puscifer is taking their original styleContinue Reading
November 22 For twenty-five years Collective Soul have been together and producing some of the most memorable music over that time. To be able to continue to produce a level of music like that over such a long period is a true example of the bands longevity and their abilityContinue Reading
August 16th Even after the torrential down pour that ensued as the doors open, fans still came from near and far to bare witness to the biggest nostalgic concert event of the year. As the rain slowly continues to come down people are still finding their way to their seatsContinue Reading
July 7th Even with an oncoming storm through Tampa, it could not keep the thousands from pouring into the Mid-Florida Credit Amphitheater to catch 90’s rock giants Train and Goo Goo Dolls from performing. As I stand in line to get into the show, you can tell which fansContinue Reading
July 13th What’s better then one of the most successful cover albums ever? How about another one. Hey, what’s even better then two? Yep, how about a third! New Found Glory has done it again with From The Screen To Your Stereo III out on Hopeless Records. For theContinue Reading
June 26th The first ever Rockstar Energy Disrupt Festival made its fifth stop of the tour in Tampa at the Mid Florida Amphitheater. Walking into the venue had the start of high expectations with the line of eager concert goes wrapping around the front of the entrance and the soundContinue Reading