Rising rock musician, actor, songwriter, and film producer Kurt Deimer has released his reinvention of "Silent Lucidity" featuring Queensrÿche legend Geoff Tate, marking the latest single off Deimer's sophomore full-length album, A Grog Is Born, out May 8th via his own Bald Man Records.
The gorgeous take on the 1990 power ballad also arrives with a powerful music video highlighting the growing suicide epidemic in the U.S. with a call to action for all those who need help. The video ws directed by Paul Boyd and Ed Shiers. (continue)
A Day To Remember is joining forces with Sixthman, the leader in festivals and music cruises for 25 years, for the inaugural voyage of A Day To Remember's Big Ole Boat Show, a four-day, performance-packed party on the high seas sailing April 28-May 2, 2027, from Miami, FL to Nassau, Bahamas aboard Norwegian Jewel.
A Day To Remember's Big Ole Boat Show will mend the hearts of everyone who feels alone with four days of live music, exclusive activities, and so much more. The chart-topping, multiple Gold-and-Platinum certified band will grace travelers with two unique performances on the Pool Deck, joined by a star-studded lineup of their most talented friends, including Knocked Loose, The Devil Wears Prada, Dying Wish, Comeback Kid, Spite, The Callous Daoboys, and more to be announced. The non-stop musical excitement will be matched by Norwegian's signature world-class dining and endless amenities, along with an assortment of unforgettable curated experiences with A Day To Remember and their fellow bands, including a cannonball contest, a deep-diving Q&A, wellness classes, spa services, tattooing, and lots more. A Day To Remember's Big Ole Boat Show will make fans' dreams come true - don't miss the ship and get stuck on the outside lookin' in. (continue)
Foo Fighters have unleashed their rockin' new single "Of All People", which is the latest preview that band has shared from their forthcoming album "Your Favorite Toy", that I set to be released on April 24th.
From the official announcement: If you agree with VICE when they say "unhinged Dave Grohl is my favorite version of Dave Grohl," Foo Fighters have delivered your new favorite song: "Of All People." (continue)
Prog rock legends YES have announced that they will be releasing their 24th studio album, "Aurora", on June 12th and have shared the official video for the album's title track.
Steve Howe had this to say, "Making this record was joyful, a chance to play, explore and give everything to the music. It's always been about collaboration, somebody can write a song, but until everybody puts their contribution in it isn't really a Yes song. We're not trying to echo the past; we're carrying the spirit of Yes forward and turning it into something new." (continue)
Rock legend Peter Frampton has released a brand new single entitled "Lions at the Gate," that features Rage Against The Machine's Tom Morello. Today's release follows iHeartRadio's world premiere of the track, where they aired the song on all of their Classic Rock stations around the country yesterday.
The song is the latest release from Frampton's upcoming album, Carry the Light, his first album of all-new material in 16 years, on May 15 via UMe-pre-order/pre-save here. Co-written and produced with his son Julian Frampton, the collection also includes guest appearances by Sheryl Crow, Bill Evans, H.E.R., Graham Nash and Benmont Tench. (continue)
The Maine have released their tenth studio LP, "Joy Next Door", along with a trio of singles from the new album - the propulsive and guitar-anchored standout "Half A Spark" and "Green," the acoustic-guitar-led confession - in addition to their respective, accompanying music videos.
"I wanted to make an album that felt like the exact moments I had been wandering in for the better part of the last two years," John O' Callaghan says of the thrilling new LP. "And for the first time I wanted to speak as honestly as possible without being dramatic. 'Joy Next Door' isn't about a crisis or a breakthrough, but more about a rather specific in-between; which is odd considering it's our tenth studio album. And though it can't guarantee happiness, I hope it's a reminder that it's more often than not closer than we think. Or at the very least, it gives you permission to sit in your own in-between without the worry of labeling it as good or bad." (continue)
The Bends release their brand new single, "Smoking In Bed" via Warner Records. The track follows the band's previous singles "Tango" and "Lips" and is about bassist Chase Perkins' relationship with ADHD drugs.
The song pairs a rough, slightly unsteady electric guitar riff with a glitchy beat, adding a layer of modern edge and grit to the overall sound, marking the next page in the band's new chapter. (continue)
Alabama Shakes is back with a reflective and raw new single entitled "American Dream" out now. Kicking off another chapter, it heralds the arrival of their highly anticipated third LP and full-length debut album for Island Records.
The track's creaky core riff tiptoes beneath an emotionally charged howl from frontwoman Brittany Howard. Drums move slow and steady as she mourns the state of affairs, "Low grade fever, lower wage people. How many folks got shot this week? It's enough to make you wanna go back to sleep." (continue)
With packed shows and an arsenal of incendiary new songs, the return of Marmozets is almost as if they've never been away. That rousing momentum now continues as they unveil the new single 'Cut Back'. It joins 'A Kiss From A Mother', 'You Want The Truth', 'New York' and 'Running With The Sun In Your Eyes' in previewing the May 22nd release of their long-awaited new album CO.WAR.DICE.
"Cut Back" is Marmozets at their most maximalist. It's a frenetic contender for the band's most immediate track to date, with every sonic element hitting hard from its main riff, to its adrenaline-fuelled rhythm and, of course, Becca Bottomley's fiery vocal, equal parts caustic and cool. (continue)
Muscle Shoals native now based in Nashville and The Voice contestant Bay Simpson just released his rockin' brand new single "Too Good To Be True" and to celebrate we asked him to tell us about the track. Here is the story:
"Too Good to Be True" came from a feeling I couldn't really shake. This realization that some of the most important moments in your life don't feel important while you're living them. It's only later, when they're gone, that they start to mean everything. For me, that was growing up in the early 2010s. I didn't love high school when I was in it. I was ready to get out, ready to move on. But looking back now, I miss it more than I ever thought I would. That's really where the song started, just trying to make sense of that feeling. (continue)
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