American rock band My Chemical Romance have announced they’re reuniting for a comeback show in Los Angeles in December, extending this to a small tour consisting of dates in Australia, New Zealand and Japan a week later.
The band – Led by Gerard Way and formed in 2001 – is best-known for hits including “Welcome To The Black Parade” and “Teenagers“.
Our concert photographer Kristina Kimlickova shot Thrice at the O2 Academy in Bristol, England on the 29th of October 2019.
FortaRock – a Dutch metal festival where Rammstein, Iron Maiden, Nightwish and so many more bands have appeared in recent years – has confirmed that it will not return in 2020.
In a post to Facebook, the organization announced that a 2020 edition was not on the cards. However, the overall wording of the announcement has alluded to the festival not returning at all.
Love the sound of the 90’s? Check out Glasshouse‘s new single, “Pulp“. The guitars are killer and the vocals will pull you in. What I love the most about this song is how well balanced the music and the vocals are.
Hero The Band have released a new song called, “Trouble In My Mind“.
They’re an alternative band from Atlanta and they’re all brothers! The one thing that stands out the most in this song is the energy. The vocals and the music are very upbeat and in ways remind me of Neon Trees.
New-school grunge fans, heads up! One man band Black Tiger Bay has released the debut single, “Clarity“.
Self produced by Cole Hooey, “Clarity” is the first single off of his upcoming album January Fire, to be released in early 2020. Keep your eyes open for this one, especially if you’re a fan of the new-era of grunge.
Based in Cleveland, OH, As Time Fades are a pop punk band who successfully combines the key elements of the genre with their own unique sound.
In “This Isn’t What I Paid For” the bandcases their catchy songwriting in combination with solid production. If you’re a fan of modern pop punk, you’ll definitely love As Time Fades – check them out now!
San Diego based alt. rock band Nights Like Thieves recently released a new lyric video for their song “Alright“. The song brings me back to the mid 2000s, showing that the music we all grew up listening to is by no means dead and gone!
Keep an eye out for more from this self-producing quartet in the future by following their Facebook page as well as taking a look at their Bandcamp.
Their debut full length is in the works now, don’t miss it!