Shinedown have released the official music video for their latest single “Killing Fields.” The multi-platinum hard rock outfit filmed the clip during their ‘Dance, Kid, Dance Tour’ earlier this year, with Carter Louthian serving as director. The track marks one of several new songs from Shinedown this year as anticipation builds for their forthcoming eighth studio album. The band will continue touring into the new year, with the following dates currently confirmed: 12/02 Fort Worth, TX – iHeart Radio Jingle Ball12/06 Mexico City, Mexico – KNOTFEST12/08 Rosemont, IL – iHeart Radio Jingle Ball12/09 Detroit, MI – iHeart Radio Jingle Ball12/12…
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Bilmuri mastermind Johnny Franck has been hard at work on the follow-up to 2024’s American Motor Sports. In a post shared on October 27th, Franck offered a glimpse into the ongoing sessions — but it was the company he was keeping that caught fans’ attention. Joining him in the studio were Jeremy McKinnon (A Day To Remember), Noah Sebastian (Bad Omens), and Cody Quistad (Wage War). Also appearing in the shot was producer and mixer Will Carson, hinting at a stacked creative team behind the next chapter of Bilmuri’s genre-blending sound. No release details have been announced yet, but with…
Bad Omens have officially announced the ‘Do You Feel Love Tour’, their massive spring 2026 North American headlining run. The platinum-certified alternative metal powerhouse will be joined by Beartooth as direct support and rising masked act PRESIDENT opening each night. The arena trek follows a recent string of singles from Bad Omens, including “Specter,” which inspired the tour’s name. Rumors continue to swirl about a new album from the band, with more news expected soon. The tour kicks off February 22nd in Salt Lake City, UT, and wraps March 27th in Oakland, CA. Full list of dates below: 02/22 Salt…
New Miserable Experience have debuted the official music video for their new single “Payback From God.” The track is set to appear on the band’s upcoming album, which arrives January 23rd via Pelagic Records. While the lineup features notable names like guitarist Brody Uttley (Rivers Of Nihil), bassist Brett Bamberger (Revocation), and drummer Bruce “B.J.” McMurtrie Jr. (Rosetta), the group leans into an alternative synth rock sound rather than their members’ heavier roots. Rounding out the lineup are vocalist/bassist David Grossman (ex-Rosetta) and multi-instrumentalist Joshua Mahesh Kost (Model Prisoner). More details on the band’s forthcoming album are expected to surface…
Doom metal stalwarts Pallbearer are set to hit the Southeastern U.S. this December in support of the upcoming re-mixed and remastered edition of their 2014 sophomore album “Foundations Of Burden”, scheduled for release on November 7th. Knoll will join as direct support on this run, delivering their signature noisy grind alongside Pallbearer’s crushing doom. The tour kicks off in New Orleans and wraps up in Birmingham, with the full schedule as follows: 12/05 New Orleans, LA – No Dice12/06 Memphis, TN – 1884 Lounge12/07 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade12/09 Miami, FL – Gramps12/10 Jacksonville, FL – The Albatross12/11 Orlando, FL…
(hed)p.e. will continue celebrating the 25th anniversary of their 2000 sophomore album “Broke” next year, taking the party down under with fellow nü-metal veterans Nonpoint joining as direct support. The G-punk pioneers will bring their high-energy anniversary tour to Australia and New Zealand in February 2026, marking a milestone for one of the defining albums of the early 2000s nü-metal movement. The run is set to hit the following cities: 02/06 Sydney, AUS – Manning Bar02/07 Brisbane, AUS – The Princess Theatre02/08 Melbourne, AUS – Max Watts02/10 Perth, AUS – Rosemount Hotel02/11 Adelaide, AUS – Lion Arts Factory02/13 Auckland, NZ…
Vocalist Grace Jane Pasturini (Lilith) and guitarists Amber Maldonado (Lamia) and Patri Grief (Rusalka) have announced their departure from Dogma, alleging that they were replaced after facing “unilateral decisions, broken promises, manipulation, mistreatment, and lies to the fans.” The trio released a lengthy joint statement detailing their experience, expressing that the project’s current direction no longer reflects its original spirit: “We were part of Dogma. We loved this project, but what’s being sold today is not Dogma. During the tours we saw unilateral decisions, broken promises, manipulation, mistreatment, and lies to the fans. The person who now controls the project…
Turnstile have released professionally shot footage of their performance of “LOOK OUT FOR ME”, captured during their September 19th show at the Skyline Stage at the Mann Center in Philadelphia, PA. The song appears on their “NEVER ENOUGH” EP. The video was produced in collaboration with Fender, featuring not only the band’s energetic live rendition but also short interview clips where members discuss Fender’s American Professional Classic line of guitars and basses. The full clip is available now through fender.com. Do you love independent bands, or are you in one? The Mosh Network is not just a rock/metal news website,…
The 2026 edition of ‘Welcome To Rockville’ continues to grow with another massive wave of artist announcements. Set to take over Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, FL from May 7th–10th, the latest additions span the heavy music spectrum — from animated death metal and gothic theatrics to power metal and parody. Newly announced performers include:DethklokAvatarCradle Of FilthDragonForceNekrogoblikonPsychostickGalactic Empire They join an already stacked lineup led by My Chemical Romance and Bring Me The Horizon, along with Ice Nine Kills, The Offspring, Motionless In White, Sevendust, Black Veil Brides, Atreyu, All That Remains, Lorna Shore, Whitechapel, The Plot In You,…
British heavy metal legends Judas Priest closed out their North American co-headlining tour with Alice Cooper this past weekend, but not before receiving a special honor along the way. Ahead of their October 23rd performance at the Isleta Amphitheater in Albuquerque, NM, the band was presented with the keys to the city by Albuquerque’s metal-loving mayor Tim Keller. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers joined an exclusive list of honorees, following in the footsteps of Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson and Tanya O’Callaghan, who were similarly recognized this past September. During the same tour, Judas Priest also took time…
