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YUNGBLUD cancels remaining 2025 shows: “I don’t want to do any lasting damage to myself”

Under doctor’s orders, YUNGBLUD is cancelling all remaining gigs this year including dates in Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, D.C., Mexico City and Latin America.

The Offspring announce huge outdoor show at Crystal Palace Park

The Offspring will play their biggest-ever UK show next summer at Crystal Palace in London, alongside Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise and more.

Album review: Home Front – Watch It Die

The second outing from Canadian synth-punks Home Front throws poptimism in the face existentialism – with hooks aplenty.

Album review: False Reality – FADED INTENTIONS

London hardcore upstarts False Reality continue their furious rise on bruising debut FADED INTENTIONS.

Album review: 601 – We Are Not The Same

Breakbeat duo 601 explore the alternative on boundary-pushing fourth album, with a little help from the British heavy underground.

Album review: 5 Seconds Of Summer – Everyone’s A Star!

5SOS rip apart the impossibly perfect boyband mould in an honest examination of their vices and virtues under the public eye.

Poppy announces new album, Empty Hands

Poppy has revealed details of her seventh studio album Empty Hands, featuring ‘industrial elements’, ‘pop sensibilities’ and even her ‘surrealist roots’.

Hayley Williams confirms additional 2026 tour dates

Hayley Williams has added second and even third nights in certain cities on next year’s long-awaited solo tour.

Megadeth: “The body will disappear, but the legend will remain. And the music will go on forever”

After four decades on the frontlines of thrash, Megadeth are preparing to take their final bow. And as we look ahead to what will no doubt be an epic, global goodbye, we sit down with mastermind Dave Mustaine for an exclusive farewell interview, reflecting on the band’s rollercoaster ride, lessons learned the hard way, and why their music will never truly be gone…

Live review: Electric Callboy, London Alexandra Palace

All aboard the Tekkno Train! Electric Callboy’s barnstorming Alexandra Palace headliner is a whirlwind of hilarity and neon-splattered fun.

“If there’s something you can be hated for, someone’s gonna hate you for it”: How Kate Davies confronts inhumanity on Pupil Slicer’s killer new album

It’s very easy to get destroyed by the world. That’s something that’s been bothering Pupil Slicer’s Kate Davies. On new album Fleshwork, they’re examining how easily people can be turned to hate, the uphill struggles for those with the least, and finding connection through music…

Album review: The Devil Wears Prada – Flowers

The Devil Wears Prada’s drive to evolve bears plenty of fruit, but that ambition sometimes gets diluted along the way.

The big review: Damnation 2025

Celebrating 20 years of northern darkness, Damnation Festival delivers its biggest, boldest edition to date, with Napalm Death, Corrosion Of Conformity, Deafheaven, Perturbator and a whole lot more raising hell in Manchester…

MOTHICA returns with new single EVERGREEN MISERY: “I knew I wanted to step into a heavier era”

Watch the video for MOTHICA’s new single EVERGREEN MISERY, which is influenced by her love of metalcore growing up as well as bands like Nine Inch Nails, BMTH and Evanescence.

Joey Valence & Brae reveal 2026 North American, UK and European tour dates

Joey Valence & Brae will headline next year’s Monster Energy Outbreak Tour in the States, before crossing the pond in the spring to continue their HYPERYOUTH era…

Album review: Of Mice & Men – Another Miracle

Enduring California metallers Of Mice & Men get fired up on anthemic ninth album, Another Miracle.

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