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Skid Row has launched a worldwide search for a new lead vocalist, partnering with music retailer Sweetwater for open auditions. The hard rock band needs a replacement after singer Erik Gr nwall left in early 2024, with Halestorm's Lzzy Hale temporarily filling the role during live performances on a tour that finished in June 2024. "This is not a contest or a gimmick," the band stated. "It's a genuine search for the right voice, presence, and authenticity to carry Skid Row forward." Sweetwater's Nick Bowcott said, "I first saw Skid Row play in New Jersey before they were signed, and they totally blew me away with the sheer quality of their songs, and the infectious high-energy of their performance." The band shared encouragement to all possible applicants, "If you've got the voice, the attitude, and the fire - step up." Interested singers can submit audition videos with no official submission deadline set. 

Britney Spears severely criticized her family on Instagram Wednesday night (Feb. 4), stating she is "incredibly lucky to even be alive" following their treatment of her. The pop star posted a photo of a child holding a parent's hand, writing in the caption: "for those of you in your family that have said to help you is to isolate you and make you feel unbelievably left out ... they were wrong." She added "I'm incredibly lucky to even be alive with how my family treated me once in my life and now I'm scared of them." Spears reflected that her family won't accept responsibility for their role in her conservatorship, writing "no matter what he says, they will never take responsibility for what they did." Spears also shared the reason why she hasn't posted any of her customary dancing videos on social media lately, revealing "I haven't danced in a month because I broke my toe twice!" 

Central Arkansas quartet LEVELS - Kolby Carignan [vocals], Jager Felice [guitar], Jacob Hubbard [bass], and Dalton Kennerly [drums] - are thrilled to announce the April 10 release of their new album This Will Make You Feel Again via SharpTone Records. Pre-order it here. Today, the band shares the video for the double single "Fume" and "Death Dance."
Regarding "Fume," the band states, "The song explores the emotional weight of a relationship pushed to its limits by burnout, miscommunication, and constant internal struggle. Through vivid imagery, it captures the tension between a love that's inevitably turning cold and the desire to try and reignite it. It is a plea for connection, an honest reflection on trying to break through emotional distance and offer refuge before everything is burned.

Outlier returns with a bold reinterpretation of one of the most influential crossover songs of the Y2K era, releasing a powerful cover of "Superstar", featuring Sen Dog of Cypress Hill and Hyro The Hero, alongside an official music video.
 
Cypress Hill's (Rock) Superstar shattered genre barriers by seamlessly blending hip-hop, rock, and metal-an approach that helped land the track in the Top 20 on rock radio, secure placements in films like Training Day and Little Nicky, and further cement Cypress Hill as pioneers of genre fusion. The original track famously featured Chino Moreno (Deftones), Everlast and Slash, pushing the limits of what crossover music could achieve at the time.
 
For Joey Arena, "Superstar" represents more than nostalgia-it's a defining influence. 
"'Superstar' was more influential to me than I had realized in my youth. Growing up, there wasn't a Rap, Rock or Pop station that wasn't playing this song. A friend of mine would pick me up for school and we would blast this track like it was the only song that had existed for months. I listened to so many genres growing up (still do) and given that my first instrument was guitar, I would play anything from NuMetal, Hardcore and Grunge to Jazz, Classic Rock and Pop Punk but listened to a lot of mid-90's and 00's Hip Hop. I never believed a band should have one specific sound and always heard from so many industry reps is that I needed to find my "identity" when my identity was doing whatever the fuck I wanted. An artist is meant to grow, push boundaries and experiment, why would that not manifest in songwriting? 'Superstar' was just that for me, it was a staple in the fusion of the genres it portrays. A track that pushed the envelope, took a chance and has the accolades to prove its success."

"I wanted to cover this song not only cause its nostalgic, but because of the genre blending it represents. I have incorporated some "white boy rap" in previous tracks, but this got to showcase a whole different side and my love for Hip Hop. I wanted to pay respects to the original track, but also somewhat make it my own. This song needed something special though and what could bring a more authentic stamp of approval than getting the iconic, Sen Dog of Cypress Hill on the track. It was such an honor to have him to not only feature on the track but get him to appear in the video. He stuck it out all day with us and hit multiple locations, getting behind the vision and project. Such an awesome and down to earth individual that deserves all the recognition. Lastly, to add a little extra flare to the track, I felt that it was only right to reach out to none other than, my guy, Hyro The Hero. A stud who is no stranger to Rap/Metal, Hyro's voice brings such a force that it can't be overheard. His presence in the video speaks for its self and not mention, I'm a genuine fan. It was truly an experience to put this all together and one I will never forget. My hopes to bring about a new wave to it all and open the eyes of so many musicians and artists to step outside of their comfort zones and write for themselves instead of the trends just like this song had done for me. Enjoy!

KAASIN return in 2026 with their new studio album „The Underworld", released by Pride & Joy Music on April 24, 2026. The album marks a new chapter for the Norwegian hard rock band, presenting a darker and more atmospheric sound while remaining firmly rooted in classic hard rock traditions built on strong melodies and solid musicianship.KAASIN was founded in 2020 by guitarist Jo Henning Kaasin, formerly of Come Taste the Band. Kaasin is widely respected for his collaborations with internationally renowned artists such as Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple) and Joe Lynn Turner (Rainbow). Together with bassist St le Kaasin (Humbucker, 2020Vision), the foundation of KAASIN was laid with a clear ambition: to create contemporary hard rock with a classic spirit and a strong sense of identity. The band is fronted by vocalist Jan Thore Grefstad (Saint Deamon and TNT), whose powerful and expressive voice quickly became a defining element of KAASIN's sound. In October 2021, drummer Per-Morten Bergseth (Jorn, Wig Wam, Course of Fate, Holter) joined the band, followed in 2022 by keyboard player Erling Henanger (Magic Pie, Holter), who contributes both live and in the studio. After the release of an advance single, the debut album „Fired Up", released on November 19th, 2021, established KAASIN on the European hard rock scene. The album received excellent reviews and was voted Album of the Year 2021 by the readers of Norway's leading rock magazine Rockman. To date, KAASIN has generated more than 1.3 million streams on Spotify, reflecting a steadily growing international audience

German alternative and gothic metal pioneers PYOGENESIS return with their new single "Uncontrolled", a fierce and uncompromising track which dives deep into the turmoil of adolescence and emotional awakening. Vocalist Flo V. Schwarz says "Uncontrolled" is raw and unfiltered. It felt liberating and brutally honest to write it. The musical and vocal aggression is emotionally charged and the track captures the moment when hormones are going crazy. It describes what's going on inside young people as everything changes, while they try to find their place in the world.
 "Uncontrolled" is a raw eruption of puberty-fueled chaos, where feelings ignite rage and instinct overrides reason. It captures the violent inner clash between desire, confusion, and loss of control. Trapped between childhood and adulthood, the mind spirals while the body burns. A brutal soundtrack to growing up under pressure. With this release, PYOGENESIS continue to expand the darker aspects of their artistic identity, reaffirming their ability to combine psychological depth with crushing intensity. "Uncontrolled" stands as a reminder that growth is often confusing and deeply uncomfortable, and that some scars are forged long before adulthood truly begins

"I would describe us as hard rock or heavy rock," explains Jamie Byrum, guitarist of Stainless, "there are plenty of heavy metal elements in our sound but I think it would be misleading to call us a pure heavy metal band."
Stainless officially started in Portland, Oregon, in 2022. Past and present members have all been active in the Pacific Northwest underground scene, playing in bands such as Black Breath, Long Knife, Nightfell and Ripper.
The first sign of life by Stainless was the "Snakebite"/"Too Hot To Steal" single (self-released on vinyl), followed by the mini-album Nocturnal Racer , their debut for High Roller Records.
According to guitarist Jamie Byrum, the reviews and feedback from people around the world has been really positive for Nocturnal Racer : "That was a relief, honestly, because I was unsure how people would respond. We have really classic influences but the way we combine and execute them is kind of unorthodox in this day and age."
Hot on the heels of Nocturnal Racer , Stainless are now back with their first full-length album Lady Of Lust & Steel , featuring eight brand-new compositions. "I would say that our sound has just gotten wider and more accomplished," comments the guitarist.
Lady Of Lust & Steel was recorded at Red Lantern Studios in Portland, Oregon, over the spring and summer of 2025 by Evan Mersky, produced by Jamie Byrum and mixed by him and Evan. Larissa Cavacece once again puts her stamp on the Stainless sound with her raw and raspy voice somewhere between Leather Leone and Wendy O. Williams (having started her singing career in a Plasmatics cover band).
"Restless An' Ready" opens up Lady Of Lust & Steel in true style, with a strong AC/DC and Accept vibe. It's one of the catchiest numbers on an outstanding album. Jamie Byrum: "I wrote that song specifically as something that would go over really well live and the whole middle section with all the solos and everything is almost like something you would hear on a live album."
All in all, tracks like "(Don't Cross Me) Fool" or "Take A Listen Mama" offer a lot of variety. "I think that just comes back to our love of 70s hard rock and metal where a lot of albums have stylistic variety and every song has its own identity," explains Jamie Byrum, "we just tried to do the same thing but with 80s influences as well."  MATTHIAS MADE

"I would describe us as hard rock or heavy rock," explains Jamie Byrum, guitarist of Stainless, "there are plenty of heavy metal elements in our sound but I think it would be misleading to call us a pure heavy metal band."
Stainless officially started in Portland, Oregon, in 2022. Past and present members have all been active in the Pacific Northwest underground scene, playing in bands such as Black Breath, Long Knife, Nightfell and Ripper.
The first sign of life by Stainless was the "Snakebite"/"Too Hot To Steal" single (self-released on vinyl), followed by the mini-album Nocturnal Racer , their debut for High Roller Records.
According to guitarist Jamie Byrum, the reviews and feedback from people around the world has been really positive for Nocturnal Racer : "That was a relief, honestly, because I was unsure how people would respond. We have really classic influences but the way we combine and execute them is kind of unorthodox in this day and age."
Hot on the heels of Nocturnal Racer , Stainless are now back with their first full-length album Lady Of Lust & Steel , featuring eight brand-new compositions. "I would say that our sound has just gotten wider and more accomplished," comments the guitarist.
Lady Of Lust & Steel was recorded at Red Lantern Studios in Portland, Oregon, over the spring and summer of 2025 by Evan Mersky, produced by Jamie Byrum and mixed by him and Evan. Larissa Cavacece once again puts her stamp on the Stainless sound with her raw and raspy voice somewhere between Leather Leone and Wendy O. Williams (having started her singing career in a Plasmatics cover band).
"Restless An' Ready" opens up Lady Of Lust & Steel in true style, with a strong AC/DC and Accept vibe. It's one of the catchiest numbers on an outstanding album. Jamie Byrum: "I wrote that song specifically as something that would go over really well live and the whole middle section with all the solos and everything is almost like something you would hear on a live album."
All in all, tracks like "(Don't Cross Me) Fool" or "Take A Listen Mama" offer a lot of variety. "I think that just comes back to our love of 70s hard rock and metal where a lot of albums have stylistic variety and every song has its own identity," explains Jamie Byrum, "we just tried to do the same thing but with 80s influences as well."  MATTHIAS MADE

Country artist steeped in bluegrass, Olivia Wolf, releases her new single, "Brown Liquor," out on all digital platforms now. Produced by Grammy-winning producer Colin Linden, known for his work with Bob Dylan, John Prine, Pistol Annies, and Gregg Allman, the playful, vintage-leaning track practically begs listeners to raise a glass, whether that's Jose Cuervo, Buffalo Trace, or their go-to pour on the rocks. "'Brown Liquor' is a lighthearted wink at trouble, the kind that turns into a great story," says Olivia. With its vintage blues- and rock-tinged country sound, the song captures the spirit of a late night in a dive bar or a carefree ride down the bourbon river. Olivia has been featured in Billboard's Must-Hear New Country Songs, Variety, Whiskey Riff, and The Tennessean, establishing her as an artist to watch. Critics have compared her to a "psychedelic Sheryl Crow" (WZNN) and the "female version of early Sturgill Simpson" (Saving Country Music), highlighting her unique blend of authenticity and edge. Originally from Northern California and now based in Tennessee, Olivia Wolf weaves her coastal roots with Appalachian influences to create songwriting that feels both intimate and otherworldly. Her debut album, Silver Rounds, produced by Sean McConnell (Brothers Osborne, Brittney Spencer), explores themes of loss, resilience, escapism, healing, and spiritual connection. Moving gracefully between light and dark, the project reflects life's cyclical nature and underscores music's power to reveal beauty at every turn. Her single, "Brown Liquor," further highlights Olivia's vivid storytelling, vintage sensibility, and undeniable country charm

Country-pop artist Peech. releases "Tell Me (Remix)" featuring Grace Tyler, following the re-packaged EP Tell Me, Again. The original track, which has amassed over 10 million streams since its release, returns as a duet, adding new emotional depth and perspective. "The original was a late-night plea into the void, and the remix answers back, Grace's voice steps in like the other half of a conversation you never finished," shares Peech. "It's warmer, bigger, and more desperate in all the right ways, blending mountain-town melancholy with Nashville soul, heartbreak, and harmony." The lyrics explore the delicate balance between holding on and moving forward, the ache of old winters, the pull of familiar dance floors, and the fear that letting go means losing a piece of home. "Tell Me (Remix)" is a reminder that the people you love most linger in your story long after they've left the scene. Produced by Jacob Vallen and originally written solely by Peech., the remix brings a fresh narrative into the conversation with Grace Tyler.  "I was so honored when Peech. and his team asked me to be part of the duet version of 'Tell Me.' From the moment I heard the song, I was instantly obsessed and grateful to help write the girl's perspective. Peech.'s voice is incredible, and singing harmonies with him was such a fun experience," Grace Tyler adds.  Frisco, Texas native Grace Tyler, influenced by Dolly Parton, Miley Cyrus, George Strait, and Miranda Lambert, first captured audiences with her viral TikTok hit "My Mistake." She's been featured on Spotify's Texas Country Now and Fresh Finds Favorites playlists, Amazon's Breakthrough Country playlist, and toured in 2024 opening for Shane Smith & the Saints. Her debut EP, Everything I Didn't Say (2025), led to a publishing deal with Concord Music Publishing.  Peech.'s latest EP, Tell Me, Again, delivers multiple versions of the fan-favorite track "Tell Me," original, acoustic, and instrumental, has established him as one of country-pop's most compelling emerging voices. His previous EP, Small Town America (August 2025), earned praise from EARMILK as "a momentous release, establishing Peech.'s spot as a chronicler of the modern American way of life," and from HONK as "an intimate diary entry under a porch light, weaving nostalgia, resilience, and curiosity about the future." Originally from Park City, Utah, Peech. is signed to TAMLA Music under Capitol Christian Music Group (Capitol CMG). He turned to music as a form of self-expression, navigating anxiety and depression from a young age, and continues to connect with fans through his honest storytelling, now shared in the duet-style "Tell Me (Remix)" with Grace Tyler