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Chris Stapleton unveiled a series of 2026 dates as part of his ongoing "All-American Road Show" tour, featuring 24 shows spanning North America throughout the summer and early fall. The tour includes stops at major venues like Tampa's Raymond James Stadium, Detroit's Ford Field, Boston's Fenway Park, and Atlanta's Mercedes Benz Stadium. The shows will feature high-profile support acts Lainey Wilson, Allen Stone, Grace Potter, Zach Top, The Teskey Brothers, Ashley McBryde, Maggie Rose, and Mike Campbell at select dates. The tour kicks off on May 23rd at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, followed by stops in Jacksonville, Tampa, Charlotte, Hershey, and North Charleston. July brings western shows in Mountain View, Chula Vista, Portland, Vancouver, and The Gorge in Washington. Stapleton's tour concludes on October 9th in Kansas City. Artist pre-sale begins on Tuesday (Jan. 13), followed by a general on-sale starting Friday (January 16).

See the tour poster on our website

Twenty One Pilots will debut their new concert film, More Than We Ever Imagined, in IMAX and cinemas worldwide on February 26 for a limited run. The Grammy-winning duo partnered with Trafalgar Releasing to document their sold-out Mexico City stadium performance for 65,000 fans during The Clancy World Tour. Director Mark C. Eshleman captured the show using over 20 cameras, following Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun from their arrival in the city through their final bow on stage. "I have spent the better part of the last 16 years of my life following Twenty One Pilots around the world," Eshleman said, and his film combines high-energy live performance footage with behind-the-scenes moments and band commentary. Tickets go on-sale on January 15 at twentyonepilots.film. This marks the band's second theatrical concert film and first IMAX release, following 2022's Cinema Experience, which documented their Scaled and Icy livestream

The Heritage of London Trust acquired 4 Plaistow Grove in Bromley, where David Bowie lived from ages 8 to 20 between 1955 and 1967. The modest southeast London home will be restored to its early 1960s appearance and open to visitors in late 2027. Geoffrey Marsh, who co-curated the acclaimed David Bowie Is exhibition, will oversee restoration using a never-before-seen archive. "It was in this small house, particularly in his tiny bedroom, that Bowie evolved from an ordinary suburban schoolboy to the beginnings of an extraordinary international stardom," Marsh said. The Jones Day Foundation will contribute 500,000 toward restoration costs, with the site planning on offering creative workshops for young people focusing on arts and communication skills. The announcement was made on what would have been Bowie's 79th birthday, January 8, and before the 10th anniversary of his death on January 10, 2016. 

On Thursday (Jan. 8), Bruno Mars revealed the dates and details of his 2026 The Romantic Tour, his first headlining run since the 24K Magic Tour launched in 2017. The Grammy-winning musician will perform nearly 40 stadium shows across North America, Europe, and the U.K. starting April 10 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Mars will perform in major international venues including a two-night stand at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, Wembley Stadium in London, MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, and SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Mars' Silk Sonic collaborator Anderson .Paak - billed as DJ Pee .Wee - will be the support act for all dates, with Victoria Mon t, Raye, and Leon Thomas appearing at select shows. General ticket sales begin January 15 through BrunoMars.com, with presale access January 14 for registered fans. The tour is in support of Mars' upcoming fourth solo album, The Romantic, due February 27, with the lead single dropping Friday.

Named an Artist To Watch in 2026 by 1883 Magazine and Galore, rising singer-songwriter Ashley Anne releases the official music video for her gut-wrenching track, "couch surfing," out everywhere now. "One of her most honest and affecting releases yet," as acclaimed by Entertainment Focus, was released back in October of 2025 and speaks to anyone who's ever felt like they didn't have a true home or stable family foundation. Drawing from Ashley's own experiences growing up in a complicated and sometimes abusive household, the song reflects the reality of living on other people's couches through middle and high school, never quite having a safe place to land. The raw honesty of the song has already struck a chord with fans online, quickly becoming one of Ashley's most anticipated releases yet.  "I had the title 'couch surfing' written down for months. I had pitched it to multiple writing rooms, and it was never the one we'd write that day. It was a term my sisters and I would throw around as kids. We called ourselves couch surfers: people who hopped from one person's couch to the next couch. We also grew up in a beach town, so it was fitting. I got in a room with three of my best girl friends: Averie Bielski, Olivia DaPonte, and Fran Litterski. We were as honest and as raw as possible. I posted a clip of me singing the song, and 200k views later, the outreach was immense. The number of people who have felt those same emotions was moving. At that moment, I knew it'd be the next single and it'd be a special one," shares Ashley.  "couch surfing" arrives on the heels of a breakout year for Ashley, marked by a growing catalog rooted in raw honesty and emotional clarity. She previously released her debut EP, dear dolly (January 2024), followed by her sophomore project, call me when you land (November 2024). Her first-ever duet, "Fence" with Eli Winders, earned praise from Holler for its "tender harmonies & vivid storytelling," alongside recognition from CMT, CMA, Country Central, and the Academy of Country Music. Since her debut, Ashley Anne has shared the stage with Avery Anna, Charles Wesley Godwin, Tigirlily Gold, and Josh Turner, and performed at CMA Fest in both 2024 and 2025-including a spotlight appearance at Spotify House on the Fresh Finds Stage. Named an Artist to Watch by Holler, Sweety High, and Women of Country, and selected as part of Spotify's Fresh Finds Class of 2024, Ashley continues to carve out her place as one of country music's most compelling new voices. With "couch surfing," Ashley opens her heart wider than ever-turning personal heartbreak into a powerful reflection on resilience, vulnerability, and the longing to feel at home

Canadian metalcore outfit The Veer Union return with their powerful new single Venom In My Veins, offering another intense glimpse into their upcoming album Reinvention, set for release on February 20th, 2026.Driven by massive hooks, gritty guitar work, and the unmistakable vocal presence of frontman Crispin Earl, "Venom In My Veins" blends raw aggression with emotional weight. The track captures The Veer Union at their most focused and personal - balancing modern metalcore intensity with the band's signature hard-rock songwriting, resulting in a song that hits hard while remaining deeply relatable.Following a series of strong releases that have steadily shaped the narrative of Reinvention, the new single continues to underline the album's core theme: transformation through adversity. Rather than reinventing themselves for the sake of change, The Veer Union refine everything that defines them - heavier, sharper, and more honest than ever before.With Reinvention arriving on February 20th, 2026, The Veer Union are building toward one of the most defining chapters of their career. "Venom In My Veins" stands as another clear statement of intent: this is a band fully in control of their sound, their message, and their momentum

Hailing from Ludwigsburg, CAVE are no strangers to the music scene. They are a group of musicians who have been shaping the German and international metal landscape for decades. Founded by guitarist Chris Lorey, CAVE was born from the idea of fusing classic oldschool Hard 'n' Heavy with progressive elements and a modern production.
Their debut album "Out Of The Cave", released in 2024, impressed both press and fans alike. Shortly after its release, the band toured Germany and Switzerland, proving beyond doubt that they also deliver live. However, it soon became clear that having a singer from the USA in the ranks of a German band posed significant logistical challenges in today's world. With heavy hearts the band parted ways with Ronny Munroe. Nevertheless, CAVE did not stand still. Following the amicable split, Germany's arguably most underrated metal singer stepped up to the microphone. Tommy Laasch, well known from CHINCHILLA, is a name of real weight in the German heavy metal scene and a perfect match for CAVE's powerful and melodic style. As a special sign of respect for Ronny, his voice was immortalized on the CD with the bonus track "Obsession."
2026 marks the beginning of the next chapter in CAVE's history. On April 17, their second album "...Into The Promised Land" will be released on CD, digitally, and for the first time also on vinyl. Marc Ayerle (END OF GREEN, STORMWITCH, KRAYENZEIT), who was already behind the controls for the debut album, once again delivers an authentic sound that is warm, modern, and uncompromisingly heavy. The ten songs, crafted and performed with the combined, decades-long experience of all the musicians involved, shine with energetic hooks and epic melodies. Fans of QUEENSR CHE, VAN HALEN, SAVATAGE, and MASTERPLAN will have plenty to look forward to. "...Into The Promised Land" is not merely a follow-up, but a confident step forward. The next chapter of a band that knows where it comes from and exactly knows where it wants to go

Alt-rock phenom, TX2 has today released "Murder Scene," the second single from his debut album End Of Us, arriving February 13 via Hopeless Records. The track features Magnolia Park and marks a reciprocal collaboration between two of the new generation's most buzzed-about emo acts.
"Magnolia Park and I have been friends for years now, and since they had me featured on a song, it seemed only right to invite them to collab on this track," says Evan Thomas (TX2). "The song 'Murder Scene' dives into the story of our album, with Josh playing a different character introduced in the last act. We are both in two of the biggest upcoming emo bands of the new generation, this is the perfect collaboration to me."
"Murder Scene" uses gothic horror imagery to explore the intersection of relationship betrayal and mental health crisis. Set in a haunted motel with ghosts and shadows, the track transforms the fear of abandonment into a theatrical nightmare, capturing the paranoia and isolation of hitting rock bottom alone. The single continues the narrative arc established by the album's title track "The End of Us feat Black Veil Brides," a six-minute epic that dropped in December alongside the album announcement.
TX2 also surprise-dropped a music video for previously released track, "The Rain" in December while supporting Ice Nine Kills on their UK and European arena tour. The animated video, inspired by PS2-era survival horror games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill, was created in collaboration with animator @fersetid_ and bridges the visual storyline between TX2's "FEED" and "The End of Us" music videos. 

Finnish rockers Temple Balls unveil today the new single and official lyric video, "Tokyo Love", taken from their upcoming self-titled studio album, out on February 13, 2026, via Frontiers Music Srl. Jimi V likangas commented: "I was driving my car when the melody popped into my head. It started playing on repeat between my ears, and eventually I decided to make a demo of it. We tried different lyric variations but there's nothing wrong with "Tokyo" or "Love", so "Tokyo Love", it is. The song really captures what our band is all about: hard-driving riffs meeting hooky melodies".
 Temple Balls are back with a brand-new self-titled album, continuing the sonic evolution started with their latest work, "Avalanche", and delivering an even more personal and refined sound. Once again produced by Jona Tee, the album boasts anthemic choruses, high-energy guitar work, and a thunderous rhythm section - classic Temple Balls, but bolder and better. The band commented: "After releasing four albums, it felt like we have found ourselves a preferred sound and a way to write our music. The northern darkness brings, depending on the listener, its bitter or tickling side taste into our way of interpreting hard rock. So naturally, it's about a time to release an album carrying our divisive band's name". This new release takes no prisoners. It's a statement of intent: Temple Balls are here to stay, and ready to expand their global fanbase with a sound that's bigger, louder, and more powerful than ever. Over the past several years, Temple Balls have stayed busy both in the studio and on stage. Having opened for legendary acts such as Sonata Arctica, Queen, Deep Purple, and Uriah Heep, Temple Balls has proven it can command stages of any size, from large festival arenas to small club venues. With their electrifying live shows, the band energizes the audience and always leaves fans convinced of their raw talent and unstoppable energy. The band's first official single, "Hell And Feelin' Fine", was released in September 2016 and quickly received substantial airplay on Finnish Radio Rock. Their debut album, "Traded Dreams", was recorded at Karma Sound Studios in Thailand in May 2016 and released on February 24, 2017. Produced by Tobias Lindell, known for his work with Europe, Mustasch, and H.E.A.T., the album laid the foundation for the band's rise in the melodic rock scene. The fall of 2017 began with a sold-out tour across Finland alongside Battle Beast. That year also marked the band's debut in Japan, followed by an intense five-day tour of Ukraine. After their Japanese shows, readers of the country's leading rock magazine, Burrn!, voted Temple Balls as "the second brightest hope". At the same time, they were also honored as the Newcomer of the Year on Masa Ito's Rock TV, marking a significant breakthrough on the international stage. The band's second album, "Untamed", was released on March 8, 2019, and was quickly praised by leading music outlets like Soundi and Burrn! magazines. After its release, the band traveled across Europe as special guests of Sonata Arctica, further solidifying their reputation as a powerful live act. "Pyromide", the band's debut on Frontiers and their third album overall, was a true showcase of melodic hard rock, launching them onto the international stage. Produced by the well-known Jona Tee, the album is filled with catchy hooks, pounding rhythms, and anthemic rock 'n' roll delivered just as it was meant to be. In May 2022, the band kicked off a three-week European tour with Swedish melodic metal giants H.E.A.T., then continued to energize audiences across Finland throughout the summer festival season. The band released their fourth studio album, "Avalanche", in November 2023. Praised by both fans and media, the album not only made it onto the Finnish charts but also solidified the band's reputation as one of the most exciting acts today. Following the release, the band excited audiences with a series of shows across Finland and internationally during the summer festival season, culminating in a successful UK tour in November 2024. In 2025, the group primarily focused on recording a highly anticipated new album while continuing to engage audiences at select performances, both domestically and internationally, including a festival appearance in Switzerland

Today, Finnish rock band THE 69 EYES are thrilled to announce that they have officially signed to BLKIIBLK, the heavy metal imprint of Frontiers Label Group. 
Starting a brand new chapter in their career, they proudly unveil their new track, "I Survive," along with an official music video. 
The song features American guitarist Steve Stevens, best known as Billy Idol's guitarist and songwriting collaborator, and for his lead guitar work on the theme to Top Gun ("Top Gun Anthem"), for which he won the Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental Performance in 1987.
The band comments:
"Our new single, 'I Survive,' written by guitar legend Steve Stevens and Jyrki 69, is THE 69 EYES at our best: simply rocking! The track is mixed by Barry Pointer (Ozzy Osbourne, M tley Cr e, etc) to bring the extra Hollywood magic in."
Once you've survived the 80's rock scene, you become unstoppable - and THE 69 EYESare living proof. Formed in Helsinki in 1989 and still going strong with the same line-up some four decades later, the Helsinki Vampires have earned their legendary status.  In a world with fewer and fewer true believers in leather jackets, midnight sunglasses and low-slung guitars, THE 69 EYES keep the Johnny Thunders' flame burning like an endless sleazy club night back in the day. Their biggest hit, "Lost Boys," from 2005, was made into an iconic music video by MTV's Jackass star and skater Bam Margera and the song still remains on annual Halloween rock playlists.  One foot on glam, another one on goth, THE 69 EYES have released thirteen albums, reaching gold and platinum and a mainstream status in their native Finland. They have been touring without any notable breaks all over the world the last twenty years.  Vocals, a lead and a rhythm guitar, a bass and drums are the classic rock band line-up. THE 69 EYES have the magic on stage that is needed for these elements to carry on beyond the rock 'n' roll dreams, both theirs and those of their cult following