What if the devil wasn’t just real but he was also wandering the streets of Hollywood, seeking out young, naive people who want success? Now imagine if he found them and they sold their souls to him for that fame. That’s the premise of the latest single from Of Limbo- “California Demon” and the video …
It’s been a road for Everclear to say the least and the fact the band is going as strong as they are 30 years into their career is a true testament. To commemorate their 30th anniversary, the band is set to release a live album like you wouldn’t expect and one that will make longtime …
Candlebox have always refused to be boxed into the grunge genre they were such a huge part of and which catapulted their career. Over the course of their eight albums and 30-plus-year career, the band have seen their ups and downs, forging their path in the fire and embers of a path they’ve made all …
Ever since Danny Worsnop rejoined Asking Alexandria back in 2016, they’ve been a very different band and their sound has evolved exponentially. From the release of the first singles from their self-titled record, the band started racking up some of their highest-charting singles and they haven’t looked back since, continuing this with their latest record, …
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20 years ago, Yellowcard released Ocean Avenue and things were never the same. The record catapulted the band to the top of every tour and numerous Warped Tours. They split up in 2017 but reformed in 2022 to play some festivals and they’ve been reunited ever since and when they announced a Summer tour with …
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While the weather was starting to finally cool down this summer, Godsmack and Staind brought the heat back to Noblesville recently when their summer tour hit town. Originally, it was supposed to feature Nothing More as support but they weren’t able to fulfill the tour so Mix Master Mike from Beastie Boys stepped in to …
Fans have always connected with From Ashes to New because the band wears their emotions on their sleeves. They’ve never shied away from the subject of mental health and how it’s okay to not be okay. They’ve also never been afraid to rip off the bandage of relationship pains and their fan base continues to …
It was a packed house when K. Flay and grandson’s I Love You, I’m Trying tour came to Indianapolis and the show started early and, after Jack Kays finished up a set that had the crowd loud and amped up, K. Flay hit the stage. With her mix of cabaret, rap, hip hop, avant garde …
