Weezer Announce 2026 Arena Tour With The Shins And Silversun Pickups

Weezer has announced "Weezer: The Gathering," a fall 2026 North American arena tour with The Shins and Silversun Pickups as support. The tour will cover 32 dates across major cities before concluding in Los Angeles on October 24. Weezer also revealed a new fan event called "The Initiation" in Los Angeles and released a new single, "Shine Again," as a preview of their upcoming album. The band has been active with vinyl releases and special collaborations, including a recent seven-inch vinyl capturing their performance with Olivia Rodrigo at Lollapalooza. Weezer Announce 2026 Arena Tour With The Shins And Silversun Pickups - That Eric Alper

Rush reportedly in talks for a Las Vegas Sphere residency

Legendary rock band Rush is rumored to be in talks for a Las Vegas residency at the Sphere, with sources claiming a potential deal for 16 to 18 shows next year. The Sphere aims to host a moving roster of acts over the next five years, with Pink also rumored to have signed on for a residency. While these rumors are unconfirmed, fans can expect an announcement in the coming weeks. In the meantime, Rush is currently on its Fifty Something tour, featuring memorable moments and performances of classic songs like "2112." The tour will continue through 2026 and 2027, covering North America, South America, and Europe.

Chris Cornell’s solo album ‘Carry On’ reissued on vinyl for the first time

Chris Cornell's second solo studio album, "Carry On," has been released on vinyl for the first time by Interscope Records. The double-LP edition includes a new audio remaster by Levi Seitz and features a gatefold picture sleeve jacket. The album includes bonus tracks and a previously unreleased extended introduction to Cornell's cover of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean." Originally released in 2007, "Carry On" showcases a departure from Cornell's grunge roots with a diverse range of instrumentation and songwriting styles.

The Offspring, Jimmy Eat World & 311 Lead SEMA Fest 2026 Lineup

SEMA Fest is set to return to the Las Vegas Convention Center on November 6th, featuring performances by The Offspring, Jimmy Eat World, 311, and The Alive. The event combines live music with automotive culture, offering access to the SEMA Show, custom vehicle displays, and motorsports demonstrations. Tickets are available for General Admission, VIP concert access, and combination passes for both SEMA Fest and the SEMA Show public day. The Offspring will headline the festival, joined by Jimmy Eat World, 311, and The Alive, promising a high-energy celebration of car culture and music. SEMA Fest aims to bring together automotive enthusiasts and music fans for a unique experience to close out SEMA Week.

THE PRETTY RECKLESS's TAYLOR MOMSEN: 'I Make Music And Write Songs For Me'

THE PRETTY RECKLESS frontwoman Taylor Momsen discussed the band's latest album, "Dear God," in a recent interview. She emphasized the raw and honest nature of the record, drawn from personal experiences and reflections. Momsen highlighted the band's decision to self-produce the album, maintaining a close-knit creative unit. The band's recent singles have been well-received, with "When I Wake Up" reaching No. 10 on the Mediabase Active Rock chart. THE PRETTY RECKLESS is currently on the "Dear God" tour, showcasing their electrifying stage presence to fans worldwide.

Black Crowes Dust Off Stooges Cover After 27 Years Near Detroit

The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers brought their Southern Hospitality Tour to Pine Knob Music Theatre near Detroit, with The Black Crowes performing a rare cover of The Stooges' "1969." The band also played favorites like "Remedy" and tracks from their second album, The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. The concert featured covers of Led Zeppelin's "The Rover," The Velvet Underground's "Oh Sweet Nuthin'," and Otis Redding's "Hard To Handle." The show closed with The Black Crowes' rendition of The Stooges' "1969," marking only the second time the band has performed the song since 1999.

Nikki Sixx Defends Vince Neil's Performance After Stroke Recovery As Mötley Crüe Returns To Stage

Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx praised vocalist Vince Neil's performance and recovery following the band's opening night of their Return Carnival of Sins Tour. Despite Neil's ongoing recovery from a stroke, Sixx commended his hard work and determination, noting the band's tight performance. The tour marks a significant milestone in Neil's rehabilitation journey, with the band showcasing rare material and deep cuts. While Neil's return has drawn mixed reactions, his resilience and passion have enabled him to meet the demands of the tour, supported by his bandmates and fans. The Return of Carnival of Sins tour celebrates the band's legacy and commitment to their fans, highlighting their unity and enduring impact in the music industry.

Greta Van Fleet announces new single, 'Saw You Stand'

Greta Van Fleet has announced the upcoming release of a new single titled “Saw You Stand,” set to premiere on July 31. This will be the band's second new song of 2026, following May's “Play Your Games.” Fans were relieved after initial concerns of a breakup when the band posted a video titled “Thanks for the Wild Ride” before confirming they were back in the studio. The most recent Greta Van Fleet album is 2023’s Starcatcher.

Snow Patrol and Kylie Minogue Release Music Video For Collab Track ‘These Alarms’

Snow Patrol and Kylie Minogue recently released a music video for their collaboration track, "These Alarms," which was recorded at a sold-out show in Crystal Palace Park. The video captures Minogue joining Snow Patrol on stage to perform the song, as well as a rendition of Snow Patrol's hit, "Chasing Cars." The collaboration was a surprise for fans and marked the first live performance of "These Alarms." Frontman Gary Lightbody revealed that he originally wrote the song with Minogue in mind, and the group felt her voice was the missing piece to complete the track.

Matty Healy Marries Gabbriette Bechtel

The 1975 lead singer Matty Healy is married. The English singer tied the knot over the weekend with model and musician Gabbriette Bechtel, who used to sing with the punk girl band Nasty Cherry. The two had a private ceremony in Los Angeles.

Melissa Auf Der Maui Announces Album "BASS WOMB ROOM"

Melissa Auf der Maur has a new album on the way. It's called "Bass Womb Room: My '90s Four-Track Demos and Field Recordings." It features previously unheard demos and "interludes" for the singer's upcoming "My '90s Rock Photographs" book exhibition. Melissa Auf der Maur's "Boss Womb Room" album will be out on September 4th.

Five Finger Death Punch earn 18th No. 1 on rock airplay with ‘Eye of the Storm’

Five Finger Death Punch has achieved its 18th No. 1 single on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart with “Eye of the Storm,” a track from their upcoming 10th studio album, Legacy. The band's earlier hits, including “Welcome to the Circus” and “Darkness Settles In,” have recently been certified gold by the RIAA, while “Jekyll and Hyde” and “Wash It All Away” have earned platinum status. Five Finger Death Punch is gearing up for their 20th Anniversary World Tour, starting in North America on July 20 and featuring new material from “Legacy” as well as songs from their career.

Osbourne Honored With First-Ever "Ozzy Day" One Year After His Death

Ozzy Osbourne is set to be honored with "Ozzy Day" in his home city Birmingham, England. The special day is set for July 22nd, a year after his passing in 2025. The city's center will have a "free program of live music, public art, and special performances" that celebrate the life and legacy of the Prince of Darkness.The full festival schedule can be found on the city council's website.

TWENTY-ONE PILOTS: Hosting a Party

Twenty-One Pilots will mark the apex of their most recent era with an IMAX watch party for their new concert film, More Than We Ever Imagined. The band will host an online watch party on August 8th that will feature Q&A with singer Tyler Joseph and drummer Josh Dun after the screening to discuss the movie that was shot in front of a sold-out crowd of 65,000 at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on the band’s 2024-2025 world tour. The special screening will allow fans to watch the film simultaneously and take part in interactive features, including a live chat. Following the watch party, the film, which opened in theaters worldwide on February 26th, will be available for on-demand purchase until August 22nd.

L7's Jennifer Finch Dead At 59 Years Old

L7 bassist Jennifer Finch is dead at 59-years-old. The news comes less than a week after the band announced that she had been diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer.In a statement, the band said they're shattered by the loss of their beloved bandmate, adding "Jennifer was a true original who lived entirely on her own terms, and the impacts she made on music, art and everyone lucky enough to know her cannot be measured." Finch formed L7 with Donita Sparks, Suzi Garnder, and Roy Koutsky in 1985.

Liam Gallagher Shuts Down Fan Asking for a New Oasis Album

Liam Gallagher has responded to fans' requests for a new Oasis album, stating that new music is not in the works. Despite previous hints at a new album, Liam confirmed that there is no Oasis album in the making and expressed reluctance due to the pressure and hype surrounding new material. However, there are hints of a 2027 Oasis tour, with Liam suggesting live performances in Rome and Manchester, as well as a return to Knebworth. A documentary about their 'Live '25' tour is also set to be released in September 2026.

Hologram offers Jon Bon Jovi fans a selfie experience

Superfan.live has introduced a hologram selfie opportunity featuring a life-size Jon Bon Jovi hologram created by Proto Hologram and HIFI Labs. Fans attending Bon Jovi's NYC concert appearances can take selfies with the hologram, marking the first rock and roll hologram selfie experience. The technology allows fans to interact with the hologram, creating a personalized and memorable experience that can be shared on social media. Proto Hologram's founder, David Nussbaum, highlights the power of hologram technology in creating authentic connections between fans and celebrities, enhancing marketing and social media engagement.

BRANDON FLOWERS: A Killer in "Paradise"

Brandon Flowers, frontman of The Killers, has released a second song off his forthcoming album, Thrasher. Titled "Paradise," it's described as an upbeat country track that pulls from his extended family working and aging in the casino ecosystem of Las Vegas. It's accompanied by a performance video on YouTube shot at Nashville’s Historic RCA Studio A, where he also recorded the album. Thrasher will be released on August 21st, and it will also be available that day on translucent orange vinyl with black and white splatter, limited to 5,000 copies and hand-numbered. Flowers will hit the road in support of the album starting September 1st in Phoenix with 15 U.S. and two Canadian dates through October 6th in his hometown of Las Vegas. Then it's off to the U.K. for nine dates from October 14th to the 27th.

The Linda Lindas Announce 2026 North American Tour

The Linda Lindas are gearing up to hit the format for a North American tour. The "Gotta Get Out" tour kicks off on September 16th in Sacraments, California, and wraps up on November 5th in Tucson, Arizona.The trek is in support of their third studio album "Gotta Get Out.." Some of the support acts include Rat Utopia Experiment, Adan Diaz, and Vail, among others. Tickets are available now.

TESLA's BRIAN WHEAT: It 'Annoys Me Personally When People Call Us A 'Hair' Band In A Condescending Way'

In a recent interview with Japanese music critic Masa Ito, TESLA bassist Brian Wheat expressed frustration with the label "hair metal," arguing that the term unfairly categorizes bands like TESLA as lacking substance. Wheat emphasized TESLA's blues-based rock roots and likened the band more to acts like THE BLACK CROWES than traditional "hair bands." Despite being associated with the genre, Wheat believes TESLA's music stands the test of time and should not be dismissed based on superficial labels. TESLA recently released their new album "Homage," featuring covers of classic rock hits, and continues to tour with bands like MÖTLEY CRÜE.

Lars Ulrich: Seeing U2 Play Las Vegas' Sphere "Inspired" Metallica's Upcoming Residency

Metallica is set to launch their extended Life Burns Faster residency at the Sphere Las Vegas on October 1, with drummer Lars Ulrich expressing excitement about the challenge of staging the ultimate Metallica live experience at the high-tech venue. The band's upcoming shows at Sphere in October, November, and early 2027 follow their successful M72 World Tour, making Metallica one of the top-grossing tours of all time. Ulrich acknowledges the bar set by previous residencies at Sphere and anticipates the overwhelming and intimidating experience of performing at the venue. The band's residency will feature multiple shows from October to March 2027, promising a unique and unforgettable concert experience for fans.

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