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Hardcore heavyweights Terror and Bane will team late this year for a tour of Europe. Joining the fray will also be Start Today and Peace of Mind. Dates can be found below.Terror comment:"Terror - Bane - Start Today ...

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Billy Strings has announced a personally curated series of metal performances for this year's Ionia Freak Fair. Set for August 28th and 29th in Ionia, MI, the event will be headlined by Strings and will also include...

"These are bands that I have loved for years and some of them are dear friends of mine that I used to play shows with 20 years ago."

We couldn’t have predicted this one: Quicksand’s latest preview from their forthcoming Bring On the Psychics album is a “diss track” targeting the so-called cool guys in the hardcore scene. Aptly dubbed “Cool Guy,” the new song is explained in a press release to be “an OG HC diss track” like Minor Threat’s “Small Man, Big Mouth” or Negative Approach’s “Hypocrite” (we’d add guitarist Walter Schreifels “Big Mouth” track with Gorilla Biscuits as another possible point of reference, but we digress.) While inspired by those faster hardcore progenitors, “Cool Guy” proceeds as a melodic, yet pound-forward post-hardcore groover, wherein Schreifels posits that the loudest person in the room can sometimes be the weakest of the bunch (“You always try a little too much / Projecting confidence at someone else’s expense”) and reiterates that they should stop talking shit (“Maybe instead you should just shut it!”). “Sometimes you just gotta get those negative emotions out,” the members of Quicksand add of their heat check. A performance vid of “Cool Guy” is streaming up above. It’s the fifth preview behind Bring On the Psychics, following “Super Collider,” “Get to It,” “Regenerate” and “Crystalize.” As previously reported, the album is out July 17th via Equal Vision. A vinyl pre-order for the LP on exclusive Pink Splatter wax is up in Revolver’s shop. Quicksand also recently revealed North American tour plans with Massachusetts hardcore vets Bane. The tour route is down below. Quicksand North American tour dates 2026:8/3 Norfolk, VA The Annex *#8/4 Durham, NC Motorco Music Hall *#8/5 Atlanta, GA The Masquerade – Hell Stage *#8/7 Dallas, TX AM/FM Backyard *#8/8 Houston, TX White Oak Music Hall *#8/9 Austin, TX Mohawk Austin *#8/11 Mesa, AZ The Nile Theater *#8/12 Solana Beach, CA Belly Up *#8/13 Los Angeles, CA The Bellwether *#8/14 Fresno Crossing, CA Strummer’s *#8/15 San Francisco, CA The Castro Theatre *#8/16 Roseville, CA Goldfield Trading Post Roseville *#8/18 Portland, OR Wonder Ballroom *#8/19 Seattle, WA The Showbox *#8/21 Salt Lake City, UT The Depot *#8/22 Colorado Springs, CO Black Sheep *#8/23 Englewood, CO Gothic Theatre *#8/25 Saint Paul, MN Amsterdam Bar and Hall *#8/26 Chicago, IL Bottom Lounge *#8/28 Detroit, MI El Club #8/29 Toronto, ON East End United *#8/31 Washington, DC 9:30 Club *#9/1 Philadelphia, PA Underground Arts *#9/2 Brooklyn, NY The Brooklyn Monarch *#9/3 Boston, MA Royale *#*with Bane#with Soul Blind

Legendary band SLEEP has released a new single, "Have Spacesuit Will Travel", via Third Man Records, their first new music since 2018. In addition, the band has announced a summer/fall 2026 North American tour, as well as released the first issue of the SLEEP comic book, written by bassist and songw...

New York City post-hardcore outfit Quicksand will team up with Massachusetts hardcore/punk veterans Bane this summer for a North American tour featuring direct support from Soul Blind.Tickets go on sale this Friday,...

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NOLA denizens of sludge Down have announced a summer run of headlining dates that will see them hitting the road with iconic alt-metal brutalists Helmet and Housecore rockers Spirit in the Room. The trip was announced by the three bands earlier today (May 27th). While Down will be headlining all dates, this is being called the “Strap It Down” tour as a tributary portmanteau between the sludge supergroup and Helmet’s 1990 debut LP, Strap It On. The tour begins August 15th at the Eastern in Atlanta, Georgia, and wraps September 2nd at the Ramova Theatre in Chicago, Illinois. The tour route also includes Down’s appearances at Zakk Wylde’s two Berzerkus Festival dates, while Down splinter off to support Slayer at a Reign in Blood 40th anniversary show Shakopee, Minnesota’s Mystic Lake Amphitheater on September 4th. Pre-sales begin today at noon ET, while the general onsale is this Friday (May 29th) at 10:00 a.m. local time. Down will likewise be offering limited VIP packages that include a soundcheck experience, a meet greet with the band, a photo opportunity, a signed poster, and an exclusive merch item. You can find out more about ticketing here, while the run of dates is down below. As previously reported, Down revealed in a studio update earlier this year that “the new…record is done,” though they haven’t delivered the details on when we’ll hear the album. Their last full length was 2007’s Down III: Over the Under, though they issued a pair of Down IV EPs in 2012 and 2014. Down tour dates 2026:8/15 Atlanta, GA -The Eastern !8/16 Greensboro, NC -Piedmont Hall !8/19 Cleveland, OH -House Of Blues !8/20 Pittsburgh, PA -Stage AE !8/22 Royal Oak, MI -Royal Oak Music Theatre !8/23 Toronto, ON -HISTORY !8/25 Montreal, QC -MTELUS !8/26 Worcester, MA -The Palladium !8/28 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, PA -Montage Mountain Amp (Berzerkus) $8/29 New York, NY -Jones Beach Amp (Berzerkus) $8/30 Silver Spring, MD -The Fillmore !9/1 Cincinnati, OH -Bogarts !9/2 Chicago, IL -Ramova Theatre !9/4 Shakopee, MN -Mystic Lake Amphitheater %! with Helmet, Spirit in the Room$ festival% with Slayer, Suicidal Tendencies, Hatebreed View this post on Instagram

Jutes is looking for meaningful connection, and the Canadian alt-rock explorer is communicating this through the release of his new “Mannequin” single, which precedes his just-announced next album, Chin Up, Beautiful. The track is described in a press release as being about “this toxic desire to be seen and loved by people you don t even know…Losing yourself and becoming whatever it is they want to see. From the softened verses through to the melodically alt-chunked choruses, Jutes invokes lonely desperation (“I’ll be who you want me to…I’ll be your mannequin”) with a series of whispers and plaintive, if soaring vocals. A video for “Mannequin” can be found up above. It features performance footage from Jutes and his band, but also shots of him strolling through an empty home, a behind-the-scenes look at the coupling rituals of mannequins, and an explosive finale that suggests this may have been shot near the Nevada Test Sites. Jutes also premiered goodnight (interlude) 3, a moodier barrage of chopped vocals, icy snap beats and guitar fuzz. He says it’s “about having a good night in the midst of a broken life, and you can stream that one down below. The impending Chin Up, Beautiful follows last year’s Dilworth project, and is described in whole as “a futuristic, post-apocalyptic meditation on numbness, survival, and the quiet collapse of feeling in an overwhelming world.” The world feels really cooked right now and it s impossible to feel everything all at once, so we just go numb and fake smiles because we re helpless, Jutes says. That s how I was feeling when I made this. It pulls from elements of my music when I first started singing and incorporates them with everything I ve learned about my voice and songwriting since then. The tracklisting to the 13-song project has yet to be revealed in full, but it will include Jutes’ “Icarus” and “Disassociate” singles from earlier this year. The album is out August 5th, and can be pre-saved here. As previously reported, Jutes also launches a headlining tour August 11th at the Van Buren in Phoenix, Arizona. You’ll find the rest of the date info here.