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Stain The Canvas closes out the year with the release of their album Honey Rot on Friday, December 12th through InVogue Records. The project arrives with the focus track "Leeches" and sets the tone for a chapter the band has been building toward all year. Honey Rot comes forward with a clear sense of direction and invites listeners into the world the band has been shaping through every release this year. 

Guitarist Lorenzo Acc ttoli shares that the last three years were some of the hardest they have ever faced as a group. "While nothing was said publicly, we were struggling with internal conflict that made it increasingly difficult to move forward as a band. We took our time to heal, to face what was broken, and poured everything into this record. Honey Rot is the proof that even when everything seems lost, you can still rise and turn the pain into something that deserves to exist." 

Honey Rot marks a major turning point for the band and reflects a period that pushed them closer to breaking than ever before. The record carries the pressure and honesty that came with that journey and follows the band as they work their way back to solid ground. Every song feels connected to what they were living through which gives the album a raw and personal weight. 

Honky-Tonk King and Oklahoma-native Justin Andrews, known for bringing rowdy energy to dive bars and honky-tonks for over 15 years, releases his third single, "Silverado Sunset," a nostalgic ode to young love and carefree summer nights spent in an old pickup. Written by renowned songwriters Chris Young, Tyler Reeve (Brett Young), Josh Phillips (Cody Johnson), and Will Weatherly (Kane Brown). The track paints a vivid picture of innocence and first love, evoking memories that come rushing back every time the sky turns that familiar shade of auburn, recapturing the warmth of a summer love, even as winter rolls in. "When I started working with Will Weatherly, I heard this song and instantly knew it was the one," Says Andrews. "When I found out it was written by Chris Young, Tyler Reeve and Josh Phillips alongside Will, I was already a big fan of their work, and wanted to get in the studio and record it. It's a song that instantly caught my attention and I can't wait for fans to hear it." Justin is a former oil field roughneck who moved to Nashville in 2016 and has spent the past 9 years honing a live show that's quickly becoming a standout on the country scene. He continues to write songs that are catching the attention of Music Row insiders. Over the years, he previously held a worldwide publishing deal as a staff songwriter at Seagyle Music, participated in an artist development deal with the label, shared the stage with Randy Houser, Joe Diffie, Morgan Wallen, Chris Young, and many others, and has even headlined the National Finals Rodeo (NFR). Known for bringing rowdy energy to honky-tonks and dive bars, Andrews shows his softer side with 'Silverado Sunset,' a reflective, nostalgia-soaked track about young love, now available across all streaming platforms

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Country artist and award-winning singer-songwriter Trey Calloway is excited to release the acoustic video for his popular Christmas single, "Christmas With You," today. Showcasing Calloway's rich vocals and natural storytelling, this track embraces classic holiday influences while conveying the bittersweet longing for a loved one at Christmastime. "Christmas With You" is a warm, emotional reminder of what truly defines the season. The video was premiered by Country Evolution. The video will also debut in the Taste of Country Video Countdown on Saturday, December 13th.

"I'm excited to share my acoustic video of 'Christmas With You'. The song comes straight from the heart, inspired by all the hardworking folks who can't be with family and loved ones for the holidays. It's about the love and magic of Christmas and a reminder to count our blessings and hold tight to what makes this season so special. Hope y'all enjoy this live acoustic version!" shares Calloway.

Trey Calloway has entered a pivotal new phase in his career with the signing of a booking agreement with 1271 Entertainment and new management under respected industry veteran Jerry Hines. The strategic alignment positions Calloway for increased visibility, expanded touring opportunities, and continued growth as he builds on his upward momentum in the country music space.

He recently released his latest single, "Make That Move," which serves as a confident, roots-driven nod to the grit and character of '90s country. Premiered exclusively by All Country News, the track underscores Calloway's command of traditional country storytelling while highlighting a modern sensibility and strong vocal identity. Blending classic instrumentation with contemporary production, "Make That Move" reflects Calloway's artistic evolution and reinforces his potential as a compelling artist and songwriter in today's country market.

Calloway has been making waves across the country music scene, recently earning features in leading outlets including Whiskey Riff, American Songwriter, Center Stage Magazine, Cowboys & Indians, RFD-TV. With his distinctive blend of authentic storytelling and Southern charm, Trey Calloway continues to draw in fans and critics alike. Currently back in the studio, he's crafting new music that stays true to his signature sound while exploring fresh creative territory. Following the buzz of his latest music video, "Must Have Had a Good Time," Trey is riding strong momentum with more new releases on the way.

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ZP Theart has carved out one of the most distinctive vocal paths in modern metal. He first exploded onto the scene as the founding voice of DragonForce, shaping the band's trademark blend of turbo-charged guitars and sky-high melodies. Across albums like Valley of the Damned, Sonic Firestorm, Inhuman Rampage, and Ultra Beatdown, his vocals became the backbone of a sound that pushed the power metal group into the global spotlight and to RIAA Gold and Platinum certification. The era-defining anthem "Through the Fire and Flames" became a worldwide phenomenon, appearing in video games Guitar Hero III, Fortnite, and even the movie Minions 4, while their single "Heroes of Our Time" earned a Grammy nomination, cementing Theart as one of metal's most recognizable frontmen.
After his departure from DragonForce in 2010, Theart launched I AM I, exploring a more hard-rock-driven sound, and briefly joined NWBHM veterans Tank, adding his intensity to their 2015 album Valley of Tears.
In 2016, he surprised many by stepping into American hard rock as the new vocalist for Skid Row. Initially touring with the band, he became their official frontman in 2017 and spent several years performing internationally, injecting fresh energy into their revered live shows. He also ventured into gaming-inspired metal, lending his voice to Riot Games' virtual band Pentakill as the character Karthus on their 2014 album Smite and Ignite, proving his versatility across mediums.
Today, he shares the video for his new single "Dark to Light," which first new music in 13 years. It was worth the wait. 

"This single marks my first solo release, and stepping into this new chapter has been incredibly energizing," Theart says. "I've been collaborating with the ridiculously talented Swiss writer and producer Syndrone and it has opened the door to a sound I've been wanting to explore for a long time. I'm beyond excited to reveal everything I have planned for you all in  2026. Merry fucking Christmas!"
From speed-metal pioneer to hard-rock frontman to digital-era metal icon, ZP Theart has spent more than two decades proving he can command any stage and any genre. His return isn't just a comeback, it's the next chapter in a legendary career built on relentless energy and intensity, a visceral force of vocal power and a presence that demands attention, ready to set the world on fire once again

Hailey Whitters and husband Jake Gear welcomed their first child, son Rye Whitters Gear, on December 4. The couple shared the joyful news on Instagram on Tuesday (Dec. 9) alongside adorable photos of them with their new baby. "And just like that everything is different," Whitters wrote in the caption. "We don't know what we ever did without you here. We can't wait to see who you become. Welcome to the world, our sweet son." The 36-year-old country star - who won New Female Artist of the Year at the 2023 ACM Awards - announced her pregnancy back in August, calling their baby "our greatest production yet." Whitters and Gear were married in October 2022 in a quaint country church in her hometown of Shueyville, Iowa, after being together for over a decade. 

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani remain "solid" in their marriage despite recent speculation about a possible divorce. A source tells People that there is "no truth to the split rumors," and that the couple is simply managing their demanding careers. Married since 2021 after six years of dating, the pair continue to prioritize family time amid busy schedules - with Shelton releasing his 13th album in May and preparing for a Las Vegas residency in January, while Stefani is promoting her new music and getting ready for No Doubt's upcoming reunion shows in May. Shelton is a stepdad to Stefani's three sons she shares with her ex-husband Gavin Rossdale, with the couple trying to strike a balance between work and family life. In May, Shelton said their relationship "still feels new for me," as the couple celebrated ten years together. 

During a recent appearance on the Bruce Springsteen Archives' Conversation With Our Curator podcast, Kenny Chesney reflected on the profound influence Springsteen has had on his songwriting and live performances. Chesney shared some personal anecdotes about The Boss, including a memorable 2005 encounter when he nervously requested Springsteen play "One Step Up," a song Chesney covered on his chart-topping 2002 album, No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems, which marked a turning point in his music career. Though Chesney grew up without much exposure to Springsteen's music in East Tennessee, discovering it in college deeply impacted his artistic approach, inspiring him to give his all on stage much like Springsteen does. "Bruce set a standard and set a bar so high, it's hard to reach it," Chesney shared. "I do feel like there are some parallels, as far as loving their audience...From the first note, everybody is in this together, and that really struck me. It's how we like to do things out here too." 

On Thursday (December 11), Creed announced the lineup for the 2026 'Summer of '99 and Beyond Festival,' which is set to take place on July 18-19 at the Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois. Creed revealed that they will co-headline the event alongside Limp Bizkit, putting to rest their longtime feud that dates back to 2000. Limp Bizkit will headline Saturday's lineup, which includes Cypress Hill, Sevendust, Kittie, Puddle of Mudd, and Magnolia Park, while Creed will close out Sunday with support from Bush, Mammoth, Candlebox, Hoobastank, Sleep Theory, Big Wreck, and The Verve Pipe, among others. Ticket pre-sale starts Tuesday (December 16), followed by a general on-sale beginning Friday (Dec. 19). Meanwhile, Creed is gearing up for their annual "Creedmas" tour where they will be joined by Sevendust and Hinder over the course of five dates throughout the holiday season in December. 

On Thursday (December 11), Guns N' Roses officially announced the support acts for their Summer 2026 North American tour. Public Enemy will be opening the first eight dates of the tour from July 23 to August 16, while The Black Crowes will provide support for four shows between August 22 and September 2. Pierce the Veil will open select dates in September, while The Barbarians of California will join for two dates in August and September, and Ice Cube is set to perform in front of a hometown crowd at GNR's high-profile show at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on September 5. The tour kicks off with earlier spring dates in Mexico and Florida before hitting U.S. and Canadian stadiums and amphitheaters throughout the summer, concluding on September 19 in Atlanta, with no support act yet announced for that final show

The Who's Roger Daltrey was knighted by Prince William at Windsor Castle on Wednesday (December 10), joining fellow rock legends like Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Elton John, and Sir Mick Jagger in receiving the honor. The 81-year-old singer was recognized not only for his iconic musical career but also for his charitable work with the Teenage Cancer Trust. Reflecting on the ceremony, Daltrey described it as a "double honor," accepting the knighthood on behalf of those involved in the charity. "I was born in the Second World War and grew up in the streets in London. For a kid like me, achieving this, it's a dream," Daltrey said of his knighthood, which was announced back in June though the ceremony didn't take place until this week. Meanwhile, The Who just completed their farewell U.S. tour this past October, with worldwide dates expected to be announced soon.