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 Photo credit: Markus Konetzka Power metal force SERIOUS BLACK has announced the release of their brand-new studio album, Keeper Of The Light, arriving on January 29, 2027 via PERCEPTION – A Division Of Reigning Phoenix Music. In support, the band will embark on an extensive tour throughout Europe with Rhapsody Of Fire and support bands.
CONTINUE READING  Photo by Jake Robbins After launching their debut album ‘English Country’ with its anthemic title track, CUSP now amplify anticipation for its release on October 16th by sharing the follow-up single ‘Me And Lily In The Falling Rain’. The album caps the trio’s rise, which has so far seen them earn praise from Noel Gallagher, play shows with Lottery Winners, The Royston Club, The Snuts, DMA’S, Red Rum Club, and collaborate with Tom A. Smith.
CONTINUE READING  Wolf Alice - Photo by George Driver Experience the magic of Wolf Alice live at Newcastle's In The Park Festival. Read our exclusive review and view a stunning photo gallery from the show.
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Suede have announced details of the 30th anniversary release of Coming Up. Due on 25th September via Demon Music, fans can look forward to Suede’s essential third album newly mastered and presented across a range of formats including lovingly restored artwork and bonus tracks from the Coming Up era. CONTINUE READING  Skunk Anansie have released a gritty video for the new remix of the stunningly emotional song ‘Meltdown’, which originally appeared as the closing track of last year’s Top 10 album The Painful Truth. The remix transforms this sparsely ethereal, vocal-led piece of minimalist piano music into a club-based anthem.
CONTINUE READING  Hector Gannet share new single “The Mother Tongue” via Guga Records, ahead of their third album ‘The Great Shakedown’ arriving this October.
Hector Gannet’s powerful North Eastern folk-rock-soul sound returns with new single “The Mother Tongue”. The music is driven on by surging brass parts, while the words look at mortality and the idea that whereof we cannot speak we must sing. The single reprises the unabashed emotive potency that has seen this North Shields group praised by people as diverse as Chris Packham and Sam Fender and acclaimed as “North Shields’ answer to Crazy Horse” by Uncut magazine. The new single is taken from what will be the band’s third album (‘The Great Shakedown’) to be released in October. CONTINUE READING  London Calling play The Clash are widely referred to as "the only tribute band that matters".
Now that The Clash are no more London Calling are the finest celebration of one of the best groups of all time. The 'Should I Stay or Should I Go' tour sees London Calling perform the hits and fan favourites from the extensive back catalogue of The Clash. CONTINUE READING  Joey Belladonna - Photo: David Weddle Anthrax is back and kicking ass! Read our full review of their stunning new metal track, featuring an epic video, a tasty guitar solo, and pure thrash energy.
CONTINUE READING  Dalinda returns to the spotlight with her new single, ‘The Nile’. This latest release marks a very striking departure stylistically from her previous work, however Dalinda has managed to retain the rich multicultural influences that have defined her career so far. The track was written as a deeply personal look at love and loss, 'The Nile' is best described as a melancholic track with a strong focus on the raw, human emotion instead of concentrating on over production. It features lush live instrumentals from start to finish, a bold choice in the current musical era, avoiding using samples and letting the composition speak for itself. A great piece of work.
CONTINUE READING  Brickhouse June 2025 (c) Brickhouse Manchester-based four-piece, Brickhouse release their debut single Angel Eyes, a track picks at gritty grunge and noise-pop influences while dialling into the heroin haze of 60’s experimental rock. Focusing the mind on themes of memory and loss and evoking the uncompromising static of The Jesus and Mary Chain and the measured rebellion of The Velvet Underground, the reverb-heavy introducer counts as immediate, vital listening.
CONTINUE READING Levellers celebrate Sold Out shows across the UK for 35th anniversary of Levelling The Land7/9/2026  LEVELLERS - Photo credit Steve Gullick Brighton folk-rockers Levellers have been one of Britain’s most enduring and best-loved bands for nearly 40 years. Emerging from Brighton in the late 1980s, they have built a reputation as one of the UK’s most distinctive and must-see live acts - combining folk, punk and political energy with an enduring connection to their audience.
CONTINUE READING  Following the news last week that IRON MAIDEN’s performance at Knebworth this coming Saturday will be filmed for inclusion in next year’s forthcoming cinematic concert movie, the countdown has now started until the historic site opens and the highly anticipated EDDFEST weekend begins.
CONTINUE READING  The heavy metal visionaries collectively known as AVATAR are elated to announce a monumental evening of music, pipe organs, dancers and theatrics at London’s historic Royal Albert Hall on March 30, 2027. The band will present ‘10 Years of Feathers & Flesh’, a one night only performance celebrating the tenth anniversary of their landmark concept album.
CONTINUE READING  Ozzy Osbourne 5th July 2025 - Photo David Weddle One year after the historic 'Back To The Beginning' farewell concert at Villa Park, Music News Monthly looks back at the ultimate send-off for Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne. Featuring an exclusive, raw quote from Ugly Kid Joe's Whitfield Crane on sharing the stage for a heavy metal fairy tale.
CONTINUE READING INTERVIEW - Doomed Scrolls and £5 Green Screens: Inside Pivots’ Immersive War on Hyperreality7/3/2026  Read our exclusive interview with electronic duo Pivots as they discuss their new single FAKE NEWS, £5 green screens, and the future of immersive live music.
CONTINUE READING  Following the announcement of their forthcoming sophomore album ‘Heavy’, London indie rockers The Howlers return with its latest single, “L.A. Morning”, out June 11th. The track offers another glimpse into the band’s most ambitious chapter yet, ahead of the album’s release on October 9th alongside the announcement of their summer shows alongside Deep Purple and Alice Cooper and their autumn album tour.
CONTINUE READING  Image (c) John Johnson Jamie Webster shares his new single, Small Town Life, alongside a new video featuring ‘national treasure’ actor, Ricky Tomlinson, ex-England international footballer, Toni Duggan and Betrayal star Paddy Rowan. Taken from his forthcoming fourth album, Running Round The Sun, the track, co-written with Kieran Shudall of Circa Waves, is another ambitious, radio-ready anthem from the Liverpool songwriter, celebrating community, friendship and the enduring power of standing together.
CONTINUE READING  Now we’re well into Summer and finally - July, the excitement for the formidable Twenty One Pilots headlining All Points East is ramping up! The full lineup has been confirmed and rather fittingly, we have four artists from Rocksound's ‘Blurryface Reborn’ tribute album on the bill! The album celebrated the 10th anniversary of Twenty One Pilots’ iconic 2015 album ‘Blurryface’.
CONTINUE READING  On 22nd June, in the middle of a ferocious heatwave in Paris with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees, Iron Maiden were performing at the La Defense Arena, playing to over 30,000 fans and filming the concert for posterity and a future cinematic release. It was a hugely anticipated event, with exuberant fans travelling from all over the world to be part of the experience. However, about fifty minutes into the set, towards the end of ‘Two Minutes To Midnight’, a total power cut in the building brought everything to a sudden stop, plunging the whole stadium into silence and total blackness.
CONTINUE READING  Photo: Steven Stanley (July 1, 2026) - Bryan Adams marks Canada Day with the release of ‘51st State’, a powerful new rock anthem celebrating Canadian pride and identity.
Driven by Adams' signature blend of memorable melodies and heartfelt songwriting, ‘51st State’ is a tribute to the people, communities, and values that have shaped his home country. CONTINUE READING  Bruce Dickinson - Image by Getty Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris and Bruce Dickinson have downplayed the band’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, stressing they’re not fussed and won’t attend the ceremony.
CONTINUE READING  Bruce Foxton - Image Getty The Jam's Bruce Foxton has been diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease.
Bassist Bruce, 70, took to Facebook to reveal the "brutal heat" and a chest infection was the reasoning for him axing shows in Kidderminster and Lincoln last week. CONTINUE READING  Photo: Kev Power The Coral have announced their first headline UK tour in almost three years a month after surprise releasing their acclaimed, thirteenth album, 388. Opening in Sheffield on Fri 2 October 2026, a run of six shows, plus three arena support dates with The Mary Wallopers, are celebrated by the Merseyside five piece by simultaneously releasing a new video for optimistic new single, Leave It In The Past.
CONTINUE READING  The Mission– l-r: Alex Baum, Wayne Hussey, Simon Hinkler, Craig Adams, Photo credit: Kevin Estrada 40 years ago, in November 1986, The Mission released their debut album God’s Own Medicine, an atmospheric and emotive work of spiralling guitars, impassioned vocals and anthemic songs that became a landmark album of both the ‘80s alternative and gothic scenes.
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