Ladies and gentlemen, we are so back. The New Colossus Festival 2026 is finally here, and this year's lineup is more stacked than ever before. With over 200 bands taking over the Lower East Side for the festival's seventh edition, there's no shortage of exciting talent–but narrowing down who
Babe City played an intimate set at The Woodbridge in LA on February 2, 2026. Keep up with Babe City and future shows here.
Autoheart’s headlining Brooklyn Bowl show on December 1st was a celebration. I don’t say that because of the FOH engineer David's birthday that night, or in anticipation of Autoheart’s album I Can Build a Fire celebrating its 10 year anniversary next year; or even because the show
Twenty-five years ago in Burlington, Canada, a band called Silverstein rolled into the post-hardcore scene. Fast forward to 2025, the band finished their '25 Years of Noise' tour on December 20th in Brooklyn, New York. Four other bands performed before Silverstein. The first was Bloom, an explosive metalcore band from
Nashville-based power-punk band Winona Fighter recently opened for Waterparks' PROWLER US Tour, hitting Seattle on December 8. Frontwoman and multi-instrumentalist Coco Kinnon, lead guitarist Dan Fuson, and bassist/producer Austin Luther brought the energy and hyped up the crowd by utilizing the rage and frustration that courses through their music.
Back in September, Chicago-based band Belmont released their new EP titled Last To Love, via Pure Noise Records. The trio consists of Taz Johnson on vocals, Brian Lada on drums, Jason Inguagiato on guitar, and touring bassist Alec Coslow. Through this new EP, the band pushed their own boundaries and
Up-and-coming art-punk band Imperial Motors has released their first full-length project, Charlie Don’t Surf–a four-song EP that transports the mind into a trance-like feeling through instrumentals. while expressing strong feelings of apathy and wrath towards the political state of the world. Each track functions like a mini allegory,
Nashville-based artist Taylor Acorn pours her heart out in her sophomore album, Poster Child, as she tells stories of heartbreak, growing up, and feeling like you’re never enough through twelve upbeat and catchy tracks. Taylor started her career in Northern Pennsylvania, with roots in a pop punk band before
Alternative rock band Cartel celebrated 20 years of their album Chroma by releasing a re-recorded version of the LP on September 12, via Field Day Records. This version includes re-recorded classics "Say Anything (Else)" and "Honestly," and features newly added guest vocals from Cassadee Pope. Along with this, the Georgia-based
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On September 10, 2025, Breaking Benjamin & Three Days Grace brought their powerhouse co-headlining tour to NJ's Prudential Center. BREAKING BENJAMIN THREE DAYS GRACE Keep up with Breaking Benjamin here, and Three Days Grace here.
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