Basement have officially announced a large-scale Fall 2026 North American tour in support of their newly released fifth studio album, ‘WIRED.’ The extensive run will feature a rotating lineup of support acts including Momma, High Vis, Big Boy, DIIV, Fiddlehead, First Day Back, and Febuary on select dates throughout the trek. Presales for the tour are expected to begin shortly, while the general public onsale launches this Thursday, May 14. Basement 2026 North American Tour Dates With Momma, Big Boy & Febuary: With High Vis, Big Boy, First Day Back & DIIV: With High Vis, Big Boy & First Day…
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A man accused of murdering Rodney Barger, better known as “Rawn Beauty” of Cold As Life, has reportedly been apprehended more than three decades after initially fleeing prosecution. According to a report from The Detroit News, Richard Werstine — who was arrested in 1993 as the primary suspect in Barger’s killing — was tracked down in Panama last month by the U.S. Marshals Service Detroit Fugitive Apprehension Team. Authorities allege Werstine failed to appear for trial following his original arrest and had remained a fugitive ever since. Investigators claim Werstine had been living in Panama under an assumed identity since…
Furnace Fest has officially unveiled the lineup for its 2026 return, with the festival moving forward under new ownership after last year’s financially troubled edition. The revamped event will take place October 10th and 11th at Sloss Furnaces and is partnering with Monster Energy, StubHub, and Papa Johns for this year’s installment. Leading the announcement is Bring Me The Horizon, who will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their 2006 debut album ‘Count Your Blessings’ with a special full-album performance on Sunday night. The appearance marks a rare return to the band’s early deathcore sound. Opening night will be headlined by…
Movements have officially announced their fourth studio album, ‘Happier Now,’ set for release on September 4 through Fearless Records. Alongside the announcement, the Southern California post-hardcore outfit have released two new songs from the record: “Dissolve Me” and “Back In My Ways.” The new material finds Movements continuing to evolve the emotionally charged and atmospheric sound that has defined the band throughout their rise in the post-hardcore scene. “Dissolve Me” leans into angular riffs, layered melodies, and explosive energy, while “Back In My Ways” takes a slower, moodier approach before erupting into a cathartic final stretch. Discussing “Dissolve Me,” vocalist…
Mudvayne and Hellyeah frontman Chad Gray says new solo music could eventually become a reality following the launch of his new “30 Years Of Madness” live series. Speaking in a recent interview with Jesea Lee, Gray discussed the possibility of releasing original material under his own name after kicking off the solo venture with a performance on April 24 at the Fremont Country Club in Las Vegas, Nevada. Asked directly whether he would consider releasing solo music, Gray responded: “I’m certainly not opposed to it.” However, he admitted that navigating the modern music industry presents a different challenge compared to…
Drop Dead, Gorgeous have continued their comeback run with the release of a brand new song, “Cyanide.” The track arrives as the latest entry in the band’s renewed wave of activity, following the release of “Ghosts” earlier this year. It also continues the momentum built through recent singles including “Six Feet,” “Burn,” and “Sink Your Teeth.” Frontman Danny Stillman described the new song as an emotionally heavy and toxic love story, stating: “It’s a dark love song for anyone who’s ever been addicted to someone they should’ve run from.” Originally emerging out of Denver, Colorado during the mid-2000s post-hardcore boom,…
Hatebreed welcomed guitarist Wayne Lozinak back to the stage during their May 10 performance at this year’s ‘Welcome To Rockville’ festival in Daytona Beach, Florida. The appearance marked Lozinak’s first performance back with the band following his recent hiatus to undergo brain tumor surgery. Fan-filmed footage from the set quickly surfaced online alongside a pre-show message shared by the guitarist ahead of the emotional return. While details regarding his recovery have remained relatively private, Lozinak’s return was met with a strong reaction from fans attending the festival, many of whom had been awaiting updates on his health and status with…
Blue Medusa are continuing to build momentum despite recent questions surrounding the future of the project following Alissa White-Gluz’s addition to DragonForce. The fledgling metal outfit, launched by the former Arch Enemy and The Agonist vocalist, will release the music video for their new single “Flying Monkey” this coming Friday, May 15. Some fans had speculated that White-Gluz joining DragonForce in a new vocal role could push Blue Medusa into the background, though Alissa has publicly dismissed those concerns in recent weeks. The upcoming single appears set to reinforce that the project remains active moving forward. White-Gluz co-directed the video…
Mastodon are officially set to release their long-awaited ninth studio album later this year, according to drummer/vocalist Brann Dailor, who recently opened up about the emotionally difficult process behind the record. The GRAMMY Award-winning progressive sludge metal band have faced a turbulent stretch over the past several years, including the departure of longtime guitarist/vocalist Brent Hinds in 2025. At the time, the band stated they planned to continue work on the album without his involvement and confirmed the material would not include his writing contributions. Tragedy later struck when Hinds was killed in a motorcycle accident in Atlanta, Georgia last…
DragonForce took the stage in a dramatically different configuration on May 9 at this year’s ‘Welcome To Rockville’ festival in Daytona Beach, Florida, marking the band’s first live performance since adding Alissa White-Gluz to their lineup. Last week, the platinum-certified power metal outfit surprised fans by announcing that the former Arch Enemy and The Agonist vocalist had joined the band in an additional vocal role alongside longtime frontman Marc Hudson. However, the festival performance delivered another unexpected development, as Hudson did not appear onstage, leaving Alissa White-Gluz to handle lead vocal duties during the set. According to a statement issued…
