Author: Seneca

Gold-certified alternative metal outfit Spiritbox took the stage at the 2026 ‘GRAMMY Awards’ Premiere Ceremony earlier today, February 1st, performing their track “Soft Spine” at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, CA. The appearance coincided with the band’s third GRAMMY nomination to date, with “Soft Spine” competing in the Best Metal Performance category alongside releases from Ghost, Sleep Token, and Dream Theater. Ultimately, the award went to Turnstile for their song “Birds.” Despite not taking home the trophy, Spiritbox’s performance marked a notable moment for the band. Their invitation to perform comes a year after vocalist Courtney LaPlante went viral…

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California thrash metal veterans Testament are set to hit Europe and the UK this summer as part of their ongoing “Para Bellum” touring cycle. The band’s run will feature a mix of festival appearances and headline shows, with support from fellow metal stalwarts Death Angel, Metal Church, Armored Saint, and rising force Hellripper. Fans can catch Testament and their touring companions at a variety of summer festivals and intimate venues across the continent, including Resurrection Fest, Rock Fest, Bloodstock Open Air, Summer Breeze, and Dynamo Metalfest. Select headline shows will feature additional support from the aforementioned bands, ensuring fans experience…

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Nashville alternative rock and shoegaze outfit Celebrity have returned following a nearly two-decade hiatus. Originally active from 2001 to 2008, the band disbanded after seven years of releasing music and touring. In recent weeks, Celebrity have been sharing glimpses of their return via rehearsal footage posted across their social media channels, teasing what fans can expect from their reunion. No official announcement regarding new music or shows has been made yet, but the clips signal that the band is actively preparing for the next chapter of their career. View this post on Instagram A post shared by c e l…

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Metalcore mainstays Converge are set to hit Europe this June for a mix of headline shows and festival appearances. Select dates on the run will feature support from Heriot, Boneflower, and Crouch. Headline Shows: Festival Appearances: The trek comes ahead of the band’s highly anticipated new studio album, Love Is Not Enough, which is scheduled for release on February 13th, 2026. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a Preferred Source on Google. That’s the easiest way to keep our latest metal, hardcore, and alternative news, tours, and releases showing up directly in…

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Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen has landed a role in the upcoming grindhouse comedy-horror film ‘Jesus Cop’. The film is being directed by Rob Gabriele, who has previously worked on music videos for Green Jellÿ and other artists. Jourgensen is set to portray a character named Kane in the project. Also attached to the film is Green Jellÿ frontman Bill Manspeaker, who will appear in the role of The Pope. In addition to Manspeaker’s on-screen involvement, Green Jellÿ are also handling the soundtrack for the film. Adding to the eclectic cast, Bam Margera of Jackass fame will provide the voice of…

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Former Arch Enemy vocalist Alissa White-Gluz has surfaced on a new musical collaboration following her recent departure from the Swedish melodic death metal outfit. White-Gluz lends her vocals to Cole Rolland’s latest single, “Breathing”, a track written by the Canadian guitarist and producer known for his genre-spanning shred work and viral metal reinterpretations. The song blends modern metal intensity with melodic hooks, giving White-Gluz space to showcase both her aggressive and clean vocal styles. An official music video for “Breathing” has also been released and is now available to stream. If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link…

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Multi-platinum nü-metal and alternative rock veterans Papa Roach and melodic metalcore outfit Atreyu have officially been added to the lineup for the 2026 Vans Warped Tour. Both bands will appear on select dates across the tour’s run of destination-style festival weekends. Their inclusion comes as part of Warped Tour’s ongoing daily artist reveal campaign, which has been steadily rolling out confirmed acts via the festival’s social media channels. Additional announcements are expected to continue over the coming weeks. Alongside Papa Roach and Atreyu, several more artists have recently been confirmed for the 2026 run, including The Story So Far, The…

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Flint, MI nü-metal outfit King 810 have continued their prolific output with the release of a new single, “Goofer Dust”. The track serves as the first preview of the band’s forthcoming studio album, ‘Rustbelt Nu Metal 3’, which is scheduled to arrive on March 20 via the group’s official website. The release marks the third installment in the band’s Rustbelt Nu Metal trilogy, with each entry recorded live in front of a studio audience. For this latest session, 45 attendees were present during recording last November. Staying true to a stripped-down, traditional approach, the band opted to avoid modern studio…

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Faith No More and Mr. Bungle frontman Mike Patton appears to have added some striking new ink to his collection, debuting a pair of bold hand tattoos while in South America. Footage shared online by São Paulo–based tattoo artist Marcus Vinícius shows Patton being tattooed with large “X” symbols, one emblazoned across each hand. The imagery quickly caught attention after being reposted across social media, with fans noting the symbolism often associated with straight-edge culture. The timing of the tattoos coincides with Mr. Bungle’s appearance in São Paulo, where the band are scheduled to perform later tonight, January 31st. Vinícius…

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Minneapolis, MN played host to a politically charged night of music and protest on January 30th as Tom Morello, Rise Against, and surprise guest Bruce Springsteen took the stage at First Avenue for a concert billed as “A Concert of Solidarity & Resistance to Defend Minnesota.” The event was organized in response to recent actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and policies under President Donald J. Trump, and also aimed to support the families of Renée Good and Alex Pretti, both killed in ICE-involved incidents earlier this month. All proceeds from the show went directly to these families.…

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