He Is Legend will continue celebrating the 20th anniversary of their sophomore album ‘Suck Out The Poison’ with a newly announced spring run of North American dates. The tour sees the Wilmington, NC outfit performing material from the fan-favorite record while revisiting key cuts from across their catalog. Progressive post-hardcore outfit A Lot Like Birds will serve as main support throughout the run, with additional rotating support coming from Cold Clay Mountain, Lost In Separation, and Softspoken on select stops. Tickets for the tour go on sale this Friday, February 6th at 10:00am local time, while VIP packages are available…
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Japanese metalcore force Broken By The Scream have officially signed with Metal Blade Records, marking a major step forward for the rapidly rising Tokyo-based outfit. The band confirmed the news this week, noting that new material is currently in development as they begin this next chapter with the storied metal label. While fresh music is on the way, fans can revisit the group’s most recent single, “追憶のナスカ”, which showcases their signature blend of crushing metalcore aggression and idol-influenced melody — a sound that has steadily earned them attention well beyond Japan’s underground scene. In support of the announcement, Broken By…
Fire From The Gods are continuing to build serious momentum with new vocalist Myke Terry (Volumes, ex-Bury Your Dead), officially announcing their first-ever Australian tour for this summer. The run marks the band’s debut visit to Australia and comes during a busy stretch for the politically charged metal outfit. Before heading Down Under, Fire From The Gods are currently in the midst of their first full headlining tour, after which they’ll jump back on the road supporting Sevendust, Atreyu, and American Adrenaline across the U.S. Fire From The Gods – Australian Tour Dates: Current tour dates with For The Fallen…
Fast-rising masked showrunner rock outfit PRESIDENT have made plenty of noise in a short amount of time — and not all of it has been celebratory. While the band’s rapid ascent has earned them a growing audience, it has also sparked skepticism, with critics questioning both their origins and their sudden high-profile exposure. Those conversations intensified after PRESIDENT made their live debut at Download Festival 2025, a move that raised eyebrows given the band’s relative newness at the time. Some detractors pointed to the group’s placement alongside Sleep Token, who headlined the same day, fueling accusations that PRESIDENT were fast-tracked…
Canadian post-hardcore mainstays Alexisonfire have expanded their upcoming anniversary plans surrounding their landmark 2006 album ‘Crisis’, confirming a second hometown performance after strong fan demand. The newly added show will take place August 15th at the RBC Amphitheatre in Toronto, ON. As with the previously announced date, Underoath will appear as direct support, with Computer slated to open the evening. Pre-sale tickets for the added performance went live earlier today, February 04th. So far, the band’s live celebrations of the record’s 20th anniversary include the following stops, where the album will be performed in full: With Underoath & Computer 06/27…
Norwegian black metal pioneers Mayhem are entering the final stretch before issuing their seventh full-length album, ‘Liturgy Of Death’, due out this Friday, February 06th. In the lead-up to that release, the band have premiered a visualizer for the track “Realm Of Endless Misery,” giving listeners another glimpse into the record’s bleak thematic scope. The latest single continues to frame the album’s overarching atmosphere of existential dread and philosophical darkness. Vocalist Attila Csihar elaborated on the intent behind the track, describing it as an unflinching meditation on suffering and psychological entrapment: “‘Realm Of Endless Misery‘ is the third single from…
UK-based groove metalcore outfit Malevolence are teaming up with crossover heavyweights Guilt Trip for a co-headlining North American tour this spring. Chamber will support the trek, delivering high-octane openers for fans across the continent. The run kicks off at The Shelter in Detroit on March 31st and wraps up in Milwaukee, WI on April 23rd. Expect blistering grooves, ferocious riffs, and mosh-pit-ready energy from this trio of UK and international metal acts. Spring 2026 North American Tour Dates: If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a Preferred Source on Google. That’s the easiest…
Alternative metal outfit Vended have unveiled new live footage of their track “Am I The Only One” from their October 25th, 2025 performance at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston, MA. The band was on the road as openers for Mudvayne and Static-X, delivering a high-energy set that highlighted their aggressive yet melodic approach. The newly released video captures the intensity and precision of Vended’s live show, showcasing their commanding stage presence and the crowd’s enthusiastic response. Fans can expect more live content to surface as the band continues to promote their latest material and upcoming performances. If…
Canadian sci-fi metal pioneers Voivod are back with plans on multiple fronts. The band confirmed today that a new studio album is in progress, while mixing continues on a live symphonic release captured during last year’s performances with the Orchestre Symphonique de Québec. The band staged three orchestral shows in 2025, including two with the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal in January and one with the Orchestre Symphonique de Québec in June. These performances explored the band’s signature futuristic metal through a symphonic lens, blending intricate sci-fi riffs with cinematic orchestration. In addition to the symphonic record and upcoming studio album,…
Puscifer have shared a new cover of Low’s “Congregation”, paying tribute to the late Duluth, Minnesota singer and drummer Mimi Parker while also reflecting on the escalating immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis. The city has seen a series of federal raids in recent months, some resulting in fatal shootings and sparking widespread protests. Frontman Maynard James Keenan explained the inspiration behind the cover on social media, saying: “All the madness going on in Minneapolis sent me down a @lowtheband rabbit hole. Missing Mimi Parker. Carina suggested maybe we cover a song in her and their honor. Merchants of Emotion is…
