Linkin Park Announce 2026 Australian Tour

LINKIN PARK has announced their return to Australia in 2026 for the From Zero World Tour, marking their first visit since 2013. The band will be performing in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney in March, celebrating their new album, FROM ZERO, which debuted at #1 in 14 countries. LP Underground fan club members can access presale tickets starting on August 18, with Vodafone mobile customers and Live Nation presales to follow. General public tickets will go on sale on August 22.

Noel Gallagher ‘tears up’ during emotional ballad at Oasis Murrayfield night 2

Oasis wrapped up their second sold-out show at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, with one more concert left before heading to Dublin. The emotional reunion tour marks the first time Noel and Liam Gallagher have performed together in 16 years. Noel was seen tearing up during a poignant performance of the 1995 B-side song "Talk Tonight," capturing the hearts of fans in attendance. The song was written during a turbulent period for the band in 1994, with Noel briefly leaving Oasis before being convinced to stay by a woman in San Francisco.

My Chemical Romance Cover "Livin' On A Prayer" In New Jersey

New Jersey natives My Chemical Romance paid tribute to fellow iconic act Bon Jovi during a headline show at MetLife Stadium. The band closed their Long Live The Black Parade Tour with a cover of Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer," calling it the New Jersey state anthem. The song's working-class themes have made it an anthem in the state. During the show, the Mayor of Belleville surprised the band by awarding them the key to the city, a first in the town's history.

My Chemical Romance announce two major headline shows at Wembley Stadium

My Chemical Romance will bring their Black Parade tour to London next summer with two shows at Wembley Stadium on July 10 and 11, 2026. Tickets go on sale on Aug. 15. The tour features the band performing their 2006 album The Black Parade in full, along with a greatest hits set. The band has been playing at various outdoor stadiums across North America, with special guests like Alice Cooper and Death Cab for Cutie. The group recently received the key to their hometown of Belleville, New Jersey.

Falling In Reverse Allegedly Cancel Headline Show Due To Low Ticket Sales

Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke faced a tough week as he lost a defamation lawsuit against music critic Anthony Fantano and his band cancelled a headlining concert in Austin, Texas due to low ticket sales. Fans were surprised by the sudden cancellation and received a notification from Ticketmaster without a specific reason. Sources revealed that the concert was scrapped due to poor ticket sales, and Falling In Reverse has not issued a statement about the cancellation. The band also cancelled a show in Bristow, Virginia, with no confirmed reason, following the start of their God Is A Weapon North America Tour. Ronnie Radke had previously shared a video admitting his lawsuit loss against Anthony Fantano and making personal attacks against the critic.

Bad Omens Release Haunting New Single 'Specter'

Bad Omens have released a new single titled ‘Specter’ along with a music video directed by Noah Sebastian and Nico. The band's first new music since 2024, the single follows a series of mysterious teasers on social media featuring a child in a ghost costume and actor Ryan Hurst. Their previous album 'The Death Of Peace Of Mind' was certified Gold in the US, and they have upcoming tour dates in September and October 2025.

Good Charlotte Release Motel Du Cap, First New Album In Seven Years

Good Charlotte are back with their first new album in seven years. The band just released their 8th studio LP, "Motel Du Cap." Ahead of the release, Good Charlotte shared the singles "Rejects" and "Stepper," two of 13 songs on the new album. Four of the tracks feature guests Wiz Khalifa, Zeph, Luke Borchelt, and Petit Hendrix. In celebration of the release, Good Charlotte are holding a Q-and-A and signing at Rough Trade Below at Rockefeller Plaza in New York City this Friday at 3 p.m.

AFI Announce New Album Silver Bleeds The Black Sun"

AFI is announcing a new album. It's called "Silver Bleeds The Black Sun" and they've given fans an idea of what to expect with the release of their latest single "Behind the Clock." According to a press release, AFI's goal was to make an album with a "singular mood, something dreamy and ethereal." The ten-track project features songs with titles like "Spear of Truth" and "Holy Visions." "Silver Bleeds The Black Sun" will be out on October 3rd.

Tenacious D Announces "The Complete Masterworks Vol. 3"

Comedy rock duo Tenacious D revealed “The Complete Masterworks Vol. 3,” a new video album arriving October 3rd. This collector’s edition features a live concert from their sold-out O2 Arena show during the 2023 Spicy Meatball Tour. It includes hits like “Tribute,” “Master Exploder,” and “Kickapoo.” Fans will also get the animated film “Tenacious D in Post-Apocalypto,” music videos, a mini-poster, and additional exclusive content. The release will be available as both a Blu-ray/DVD and 4K UHD/Blu-ray combo.

Half Of Cinderella Open To A One-Off Reunion Show

With everyone from Oasis to Black Sabbath getting together, either for a single concert or a reunion tour, the question is often asked of the surviving members of Cinderella...any chance you get together again? Guitarist Jeff LaBar passed away in 2021, but Eric Brittingham, Fred Coury and Tom Keifer are all still active in varying degrees. Coury told "Waste Some Time With Jason Green" that if the situation were right, it's a possibility. "...we're all pretty active in playing. We have our chops up. So if something had to happen, if it was, like, 'Oh my gosh. You guys can save the world. We need to have you play,' there's no reason we couldn't." In a separate interview with "Another FN Podcast With Izzy Presley," Brittingham also addressed the question, saying it wouldn't be the same without LaBar. However, there is another LaBar the band knows well: Sebastian LaBar, son of Jeff and a guitarist with a resume that includes Saliva and Tantric. Of the possibility of him sitting in for his late dad, Brittingham said, "Yeah. I would be open to it, and I'm sure Fred would too. Tom, he's been with his solo career for, what, 13 or 14 years now, and he's really vested in that. And that's where his heart is. So I don't know if he would really wanna do it. But I would be open to it." So, two are on board if the stars aligned. Looks like it's up to lead singer Keifer if a Cinderella reunion will ever happen.

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