To mark the 40th anniversary of their iconic self-titled debut album, Suicidal Tendencies have announced a tour of Australia for November. 

The Foo Fighters and Alanis Morissette have come together live to pay tribute to the late Irish singer/songwriter Sinéad O’Connor. With the impact of O'Connor's death still being felt by fans worldwide, the two '90s music legends delivered a stirring rendition of O'Connor's 'Mandinka'.

This past weekend's Rolling Loud festival in Miami, saw Turnstile continue their fearless pursuit of new audiences, whipping the crowd at the world's biggest hip-hop festival into a frenzy.

Polaris have shared a video for the new single 'Nightmare'. Featuring an equally ominous music video capturing the track's dystopian themes, Nightmare also pays tribute to the recent devastating loss in the Polaris family.

In the latest evidence that emo is well and truly back in the mainstream, a Major League Baseball team is set to host their own 'emo night' in the 2023 season. 'Cardinals Emo Night' will be commemorated by a My Chemical Romance referencing t-shirt that reads 'My Cardinal Romance'.

Empire State Bastard have released a new single The Looming. Biffy Clyro's Simon Neil layers feral vocals with guttural death metal growls over a hypnotic stoner soundscape provided by Slayer/Testament/Mr. Bungle/Fantomas drummer Dave Lombardo, Biffy's live guitarist and solo artist Mike Vennart and Naomi Macleod of Bitch Falcon.

Frank Iero has publicly called out LEGO for demanding the takedown of the video for L.S. Dunes' song Grey Veins.

The Bay Area thrash metal gods Metallica have put out a call to their biggest fans, offering a chance to star in a new film project chronicling the unique connection between the band and their fans. 

Gold-selling, billion-streaming rock band Beartooth have announced their fifth album The Surface. Set for release on October 13th via Red Bull Records, the announcement of The Surface arrives accompanied by a video for the new single Might Love Myself.

Wednesday 13 has announced he will be touring Australia with his current band to perform a full set of Murderdolls classics in February.