Australian vegan deathcore outfit To The Grave have announced their biggest headlining run to date with the Nail Australia To The Walls tour, set to hit cities across the country this September. Joining them on the road as direct support will be straight edge deathcore/metallic hardcore band No Cure, marking the group’s first-ever tour of Australia. Selected dates will also feature opening sets from Algor Mortis and Bloodmouth, depending on the stop. The run spans Perth, Adelaide, Victoria, Canberra, Sydney, Newcastle, and Brisbane, with varying support configurations across different cities. Tickets for the tour go on sale Friday, June 5.…
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Swedish alternative metalcore standouts Imminence have announced an extensive European and UK headlining tour for early 2027, with metalcore veterans August Burns Red set to join the trek as direct support. The run will kick off in January and take the bands across much of Europe and the United Kingdom, including stops in London, Paris, Milan, Vienna, Warsaw, Helsinki, and several major German cities. A handful of dates remain unannounced and are currently listed as TBA. The announcement arrives just ahead of a busy week for both camps. Imminence will launch an artist presale on June 2 at 3:00 PM…
Fresh off the release of their sophomore album ‘Injury Episode’, British post-hardcore outfit Static Dress have announced a European and UK headlining tour scheduled for late October and early November. Joining the band throughout the run will be grungegaze favorites Soul Blind and metalcore act Holder, while math rock/screamo outfit Love Rarely will open the UK leg of the trek. The newly announced dates arrive just days after the release of ‘Injury Episode’, which landed on May 29 and marked the band’s first full-length release since their acclaimed debut. The tour will take Static Dress across France, Germany, the Netherlands,…
Progressive funk metal favorites Primus welcomed an unexpected guest to the stage during their May 31 performance at Meadow Brook Amphitheatre in Rochester Hills, Michigan, with bluegrass phenom Billy Strings sitting in for a pair of fan-favorite tracks. The Michigan native, who has been recovering from a broken leg suffered in a skateboarding accident earlier this year, quite literally sat in for the performance as he joined Les Claypool and company on “Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver” and the early Primus staple “Too Many Puppies.” In recognition of the guest appearance, the band reportedly renamed the former track “Billy’s Big Brown…
The organizers behind Maryland Deathfest have unveiled the first batch of artists slated to appear at the festival’s 2027 edition, offering an early look at what is shaping up to be another massive gathering for extreme metal fans. Set to take place May 27-30, 2027 in Baltimore, Maryland, the annual festival is expected to feature nearly 100 bands across its four-day run. The initial announcement blends death metal, black metal, doom, thrash, and progressive heavyweights from around the globe, with several acts planning exclusive or album-focused performances. Among the biggest reveals are Swedish doom legends Candlemass, Norwegian progressive black metal…
Nu metal icons Limp Bizkit have released their official video tribute honoring late bassist Sam Rivers, who passed away on October 18, 2025, at the age of 48. A founding member of the band, Rivers played a crucial role in shaping Limp Bizkit’s sound, contributing many of the instantly recognizable bass lines that helped define the group’s rise throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s. Set to the band’s 2003 track “Drown,” the newly uploaded tribute appears to be the same video package Limp Bizkit debuted during their first concert following Rivers’ passing. That performance took place on November 29,…
Austin, Texas’ long-running live music institution Emo’s is set for a major shift, with Los Angeles-based live entertainment giant AEG Presents officially taking over operations at the venue’s East Riverside location beginning January 1, 2027 The move brings an end to Emo’s current chapter under C3 Presents, with the final run of shows at 2015 E. Riverside Drive expected to wrap up in December 2026. On paper, the transition is being framed around upgrades and “improvements,” but for a lot of Austin regulars, it just marks another familiar turning point for a room that’s changed hands and identities more than…
British alternative metal band Tropic Gold have teamed up with Harpy for their newly released single “Witch House,” which arrives alongside a JAWMIDNIGHT-directed music video. The band described the track as exploring themes of psychological entrapment and toxic influence, framing it as a story about an inescapable force between two people. “‘Witch House’ explores the all encompassing parasite of an external force consuming and trapping its victim. This force is experienced in many forms, ‘Witch House’ addresses the relationship and connection between two people, one being the trapped, feeling they’re within a hex they cannot break.” The release continues a…
Genghis Tron have released another preview of their upcoming fourth studio album ‘Signal Fire’, with the band now streaming their latest track “Nothing Blooms In The Hollow.” The cybergrind outfit’s new material continues to push their hybridized approach to extreme music, blending contrasting sonic elements into their signature experimental style. A press release described the track as combining extreme metal intensity with hypnotic electronic repetition, drawing comparisons across a wide stylistic spectrum. “grafting the savagery of blast beats onto the hypnotic motorik repetition of krautrock. At this stage, having set out from the beginning to forge common ground between Cryptopsy…
Veteran heavy metal band Armored Saint have released a new Robert Graves-directed music video for their track “Every Man-Any Man,” taken from their recently released album ‘Emotion Factory Reset’ via Metal Blade Records. The new visual arrives just weeks after the album’s release, continuing momentum around the band’s latest studio effort. Frontman John Bush broke down the song’s concept, noting that its lyrical theme plays on the idea behind the phrase “any man has his price,” while intentionally avoiding the more obvious title. “‘Any man has his price’ is a more familiar phrase and that’s the theme, but we didn’t…
