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Elvis Costello & The Imposters have announced a new run of 2023 tour dates, kicking-off on February 9 in a New York City residency, which now extends through March 10 in Charlottesville, Virginia. The new shows come after Costello and the band

Legendary rockers Faster Pussycat have announced the upcoming release of their double A-side singles “Like a Ghost” and “Pirate Love”, available digitally November 28th via Golden Robot Records. This release is the first for the band since

Spiritbox have announced their first headlining North American tour, dubbed the Eternal Blue Tour 2023.  The band have been on the road for a good portion of 2022, having just wrapped up their summer and fall treks with Ghost and Lamb of God,

Recording Academy president Harvey Mason Jr., John Legend, Machine Gun Kelly, Olivia Rodrigo, and other musical artists announced the nominees for the 2023 Grammy Awards during a livestream event held on Tuesday. In the rock and metal categories

Foreigner is going on tour for a final time in 2023, announcing they will be hitting the road next summer for a North American leg of their ‘Historic Farewell Tour,’ featuring support from Loverboy. The band will kick off the first

Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo will be joining PINK as special guests on select shows of her newly-announced ‘Summer Carnival’ stadium tour. The tour will kick off on July 24 in Toronto, with Brandi Carlile first serving as the

Paul McCartney has compiled 80 singles for a new box set of 7″ vinyl, set for release on December 2 and limited to 3,000 copies. The 7″ Singles comes in a wooden crate and comprises 163 songs released between 1971 and 2019; 65 of the

Guitarist Keith Levene, co-founder of The Clash and Public Image Ltd, has died at the age of 65. According to an article in The Guardian, Levene had been battling liver cancer. Author Adam Hammond confirmed the news. Hammond tweeted: “It is with

Alice In Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell is hitting the road early next year for the final leg of his Brighten tour, in support of his 2021 album of the same name –his first solo album in nearly two decades. The 2023 trek kicks off February

Greta Van Fleet has been forced to postpone four more concerts on their Dreams In Gold 2022 tour as frontman Josh Kiszka continues to recover from a ruptured eardrum. Kiszka ruptured his eardrum during a concert in Bangor on October 17th, which