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Today, Swedish rock trailblazers GLORIOUS BANKROBBERS are proud to release their highly anticipated new album, 'Intruder,' out now via Wild Kingdom / Sound Pollution. To mark the occasion, the band also shares their new single "We Can Go Higher," available to stream below.
"We Can Go Higher" captures the core of GLORIOUS BANKROBBERS: grit, swagger, and an unmistakable rock'n'roll heart. The song reflects a band that has evolved with time, refining their identity with focus and purpose while sounding louder, harder, and more driven than ever.
Fueled by driving energy, an unapologetic edge, and a chorus built to shake venues to their foundations, "We Can Go Higher" stands as a bold statement of intent. It's proof that true rock'n'roll doesn't fade, it sharpens with age. With their new album 'Intruder,' GLORIOUS BANKROBBERS push forward with renewed fire, ready to stake their claim in the modern rock landscape.
Recorded at House of Voodoo Studio in Stockholm and mixed by Robert Pehrsson at Studio Humbucker, 'Intruder' features 12 dynamic new tracks. The record spans the band's signature high-energy action rock while showcasing new creative horizons-including a powerful orchestrated ballad that underscores the band's fearless evolution.
This album captures GLORIOUS BANKROBBERS at their most powerful. 'Intruder' is raw, uncompromising, and a testament to their enduring legacy

Riser House Rock's grunge rock band, Scarhaven, releases their single, "Drowned," a slow-burning ballad that captures the weight of abandonment and emotional isolation. Driven by nostalgia-fueled guitar riffs and a haunting, deliberate build, the track delivers a cathartic punch that begs to be belted at full volume. "Drowned is grief, longing, and unanswered questions wrapped in a slow, moody build of arpeggiated guitars echoing like footsteps in a dark castle, while the chorus swells and the loneliness grows impossible to ignore," Shares Scarhaven.  Written by Scarhaven membersMichael Saint and Jared Edson, "Drowned" unfolds from haunting arpeggios into a towering, emotional chorus in which solitude finally breaks the surface. The song's brooding verses give way to thunderous guitars and dynamic vocals, blending raw intensity with modern edge. Originally from Washington, DC, and now based in New York City, the four-piece band channels the spirit of '90s grunge while carving out a bold identity of their own. With distorted riffs, emotionally exposed lyricism, and vocals that snarl and soar, Scarhaven nods to the grit of classic grunge while pushing the genre forward for a new generation. With more than 600,000 streams across platforms and praise from outlets including Rock At Night and antiMusic, the band continues to surge forward in the rock revival space. Live, Scarhaven is a collision of fury and fragile quiet, chaos meeting control, delivering performances that are loud, unapologetic, and impossible to ignore. "Drowned" stands as a powerful testament to Scarhaven's modern grunge resurgence: emotionally gripping, sonically massive, and fueled by the kind of guitar-driven nostalgia that never goes out of style

From the heart of New York City, modern metal band Advents share their latest single "Circadian," on Friday, February 27th via InVogue Records. The release will be accompanied by an official lyric video premiering the night before on Thursday, February 26th at 9PM ET. 
Speaking on the track, drummer Joe Koza shares, "'Circadian' is about being conscious of your own loops. You repeat the same patterns, searching for meaning or salvation, and realize that this salvation was never meant for you. It's about the feeling of starting over and over again, knowing what the rhythm is each time and still being unable to change or escape it."
"Circadian" is about being trapped in a cycle you're fully aware of but cannot escape. The mental exhaustion that comes with constant self awareness and the pressure of believing that each restart will finally lead to growth. Written from the perspective of someone who continues to start over, either within the same life or across many, the song confronts the frustration of repeating the same failures despite intention and effort.
ABOUT ADVENTS
Rising from the heart of New York City, Advents is carving out their own corner in the modern heavy music world with no interest in following the rules. The band did not quietly step onto the scene, they grabbed heavy music fans with a sound that is equal parts cathartic and cinematic. Built on the foundation of four artists who are not afraid to take risks, Tyler Simpson, Kevin Chapilliquen, Sebastian Ferlin, and Joe Koza each bring something different to the table, pushing the project forward with drive and intention. 
Blending atmospheric textures with the punch of metalcore and the weight of hard rock, Advents has been steadily leveling up with every release. Their music is immersive by design, introspective and explosive in equal measure, and it is meant to connect with listeners on more than just the surface. What started as raw and aggressive has grown into something more layered and thoughtful. The band has become sharper, more focused, and more fearless in their storytelling, with their new vocalist Tyler Simpson bringing his own dynamic presence to the vocal front. 
With more than 10 million streams and counting, Advents is already making waves far beyond their home turf. Their breakout EP, PERSONA MELODIES, delivered standout tracks like "CHROMA" and "NEVER GAME OVER," both of which passed the one million stream mark. They have landed placements on major Spotify playlists including All New Metal, and earned top 10 positions on iTunes Rock and Metal charts in Australia and Finland. Behind the scenes, they have worked with producers Ricky Armellino of Ice Nine Kills and Currents, and Jonathan Dolese of Emmure and D.R.U.G.S. Together they helped fine-tune a sound that hits hard but always moves forward. 
Signed to InVogue Records and fueled by the momentum of their single "Liminal," Advents has been deep in the creative process. With new material in the works, the band continues to refine their sound and explore just how far they can take it. Each step forward is a reminder that they're only just beginning to tap into what Advents can truly become. 

Orlando's metalcore band Dark Divine drops their surprise new single "Midnight Masquerade" on Friday, February 27th via Thriller Records. The release follows the band's album announcement and pre-order launch for Undead Melody at 12PM ET on February 24th, ahead of its release on May 29th. 
Vocalist Anthony Martinez shares the idea behind the song:
"'Midnight Masquerade' came about in a very interesting way. While on tour, I was listening to a podcast about elite, secret society parties and their cult-like activities. The idea of desperation to be somebody resulting in one casting aside their humanity and morality was such a disturbing concept to me that it stuck in my head until it came time to hit the studio. On that drive I had also drawn many parallels between concepts of these secret society parties with the lyrics of my favorite song of all time, 'Hotel California.' Many people believe that song to be about drugs, but I now believe that song could have been written in a much more literal sense. 'Midnight Masquerade' is essentially my homage to 'Hotel California' through the lens of secret, elite, 'Eyes Wide Shut'-esque gatherings."
"Midnight Masquerade" centers on the idea of anonymity as both freedom and trap. People can easily slip into versions of themselves built to impress, survive, or belong, especially in spaces where identity can be hidden and accountability fades. Driven by a heavier sound throughout and anchored by a melodic chorus, the track reflects on the cost of that escape and how losing yourself in the mask can make it harder to recognize what was left behind. 

Today, following the success of their recent singles "Dead" and "Ego Death," ATREYU are proud to announce their long awaited new studio album 'The End is Not the End,' set for release on April 24, 2026 via Spinefarm. To coincide with the announcement, the band also shares their new track "All For You," alongside an official music video, available below.
On the new single "All For You," ATREYU comments:
"It's hard to give someone what they want or need when they don't know what that thing is. It's hard to love someone who doesn't love themselves."
'The End is Not the End' is undeniably ATREYU's heaviest album ever and their most adventurous. "We realized what made ATREYU great in the beginning was that we didn't sound like anyone else," frontman Brandon Saller explains. "We didn't really make sense anywhere. We weren't an emo band, a metal band, a punk band - but somehow it all worked. We kind of just carved our own path."
Guitarists Dan Jacobs and Travis Miguel, bassist Porter McKnight, drummer Kyle Rosa, and Saller created several of 'The End is Not the End''s songs on creative trips.
"Tokyo made us feel like kids again," Saller says. "We'd write for a few hours in the morning, then go out and get lost in all this inspiration. The first song we finished was 'Dead,' and we knew we were onto something." 
After the Japanese sessions, the band and their producer decamped to San Juan Island off the coast of Washington, where isolation became a creative accelerant. "It was the polar opposite of Tokyo. We didn't leave the house for four days and wrote some of the heaviest songs on the record." 
The result is an album that feels simultaneously classic and unfamiliar, aggressive and unselfconscious, deeply emotional and unconcerned with trends. Produced by Matt Pauling, ATREYU's tenth album is vibrant, inventive, and beautifully aggressive.
?"It's our heaviest, most metal record we've made," Saller points out. "But it's also the biggest musical journey we've taken in years." 
The album moves seamlessly from soaring melodic heft to muscular metallic weight, with cinematic shades and atmosphere, all tied together by a driving, raw intensity. Tracks like "Dead," "Ghost in Me," "Children of Light (featuring Max Cavalera)," and "Afterglow" sound both timely and timeless. 

HASTE THE DAY, the metalcore band that made a scene splash in the '00s, returned in 2024 with the video for the new song "Burn." They also appeared at Furnace Fest that year. It was their first music in nearly a decade. But they didn't stop there. Not a chance!  Earlier this month, the beloved band announce its new album DISSENTER will arrive May 1 on Solid State Records. It's their first album since 2015.  
Today, they share the visualizer for new single "Liminal," featuring Silent Planet's Garrett Russell. 

"'Liminal' expands on the melodic, aggressive metalcore foundation of the record while leaning into the punk and hardcore influences that shaped our early sound," the band explains. "Featuring soaring melodic guitar leads and a powerful guest vocal from Garrett Russell of Silent Planet, the song feels both familiar and forward-moving - drawing a clear line from Attack of the Wolf King into the present. Lyrically, 'Liminal' explores the tension of being stuck between two truths, caught in a space where movement feels impossible.

Country singer-songwriter, independent recording artist Waylon Hanel is readying to release his new music video for his take on "Tow Truck Driver," the humorous and true-to-life story the Bernie Nelson (Randy Travis, Trace Adkins, Kenny Chesney) and Andrew Brockdorf written song intended to tell the story of. In an exclusive premiere of the music video by Cowboys & Indians, Hanel's lighthearted and good ole' boy nature is on full display as breathes life into his own version of the song.
"Tow Truck Driver" peaked at #9 on the CDX's True Indie Chart in 2025 and appears on the young Michigan native's 3rd studio album entitled When Waylon Came To Nashville [Stream/Download] out now by CDX Records. The album was also named to Saving Country Music's 2025 Essential Albums List.
"The real-life story told in "Tow Truck Driver" shows that you can always find humor in some of life's crazy things that happen to us all," says Hanel. "On top of that, it also happens to be one of my favorite songs that I have ever recorded!"
Directed and produced by Karl Weidmann, the "Tow Truck Driver" music video will go live on Waylon's YouTube  today at 1pm EST. Network TV airings begin on Monday, March 02 at 8:34am EST & 9:12pm EST on American Country Network, with further support from The Heartland Network [click to watch], and The JMA TV Network. 
With a mix of feel good honky-tonk sing-a-long anthems to tear-jerking and soul-stirring country ballads, When Waylon Came To Nashville is Hanel's own modern day sonic journey through all the musical trademarks of the traditional outlaw country sound: simple honest stories, steel guitar, and an unmistakable vocal twang to tie it all together.  
"This album has everything a country record should have," Hanel said. "Three chords and the truth, a steel guitar and a great story." 
Recording all but one track at Dark Horse Recording Studio, Hanel collaborated with acclaimed music producer Dave Hagen (Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood, Keb' Mo') to hone the album's intentionally traditional sound. The closing track "My Name" was produced by Josh Emmons at Omni Sound Studio in Nashville prior to its razing. 
Track Listing & Songwriters:
1. "Talk About Crazy" (Bill Don Burns, Karen Sue Brooks)
2. "Keith Whitley Blue" (Bill Don Burns)
3. "When Waylon Came To Nashville" (Bill Don Burns)
4. "Red Bricks" (Dave Gibson, Peter Sallis, Brian White)
5. "Thinkin' About Drinkin'" (Waylon Hanel)
6. "Greyhound" (Bernie Nelson, Tommy Connors, Mark McGuinn)
7. "Tow Truck Driver" (Bernie Nelson, Andrew Brockdorf)
8. "My Name" (Waylon Hanel)
About Waylon Hanel: 
Waylon Hanel is a 24 year old self-taught old school country singer-songwriter and recording artist characterized by his textured vocals, vivid storytelling abilities, and honest straight-forward delivery. Named after one of his biggest musical influences, country legend Waylon Jennings, Hanel has honed his own signature style by incorporating a mixture of outlaw country, blues and southern rock into his own songwriting style that is uniquely his own. The result is a vintage yet fresh sound that appeals to core country music fans, along with those new to the genre. Hanel's recordings are a testament to his artistic individuality and powerful delivery that is well beyond his years.  
The Millington, Michigan native has quickly built a dedicated fan base with his down-to-earth style and an endearing ability to captivate audiences with his bold live performances. Hanel's undeniable stage prowess has earned him a slew of opportunities to open for country giants like Trace Adkins, Travis Tritt, Ashley McBryde, Chris Cagle, Walker Hayes, Josh Turner, Jo Dee Messina, Ward Davis, Mitchell Tenpenny, Lonestar, Matt Stell, Elvie Shane, Jerrod Niemann, Uncle Kracker, Creed Fisher, Ray Scott, Colt Ford, and Chayce Beckham. 

One of music's most anticipated summer events is ready to take over Music City as CMA Fest presented by SoFi returns June 4-7, transforming downtown Nashville into the global epicenter of Country Music. Hosted by the Country Music Association, the four-day celebration will once again culminate each night inside Nissan Stadium with unforgettable performances from the genre's biggest stars and breakout talent. SoFi returns as the festival's presenting sponsor, continuing its multi-year partnership as the official bank and financial services partner of CMA Fest. 
The lineup for the nightly concerts includes Bailey Zimmerman, Blake Shelton, Carly Pearce, Cody Johnson, Deana Carter, Ella Langley, Gretchen Wilson, HARDY, Jason Aldean, Jordan Davis, Keith Urban, Luke Bryan, The Red Clay Strays, Riley Green, Russell Dickerson, Shaboozey, Tim McGraw, Tucker Wetmore and Zach Top. The Band Perry and Stephen Wilson Jr. will also bring dynamic mid-field performances to the heart of Nissan Stadium. Additional Nissan Stadium performers, as well as Platform Stage performers, openers and the national anthem performer will be announced in the coming weeks, along with surprise moments fans won't want to miss.  
Fans can secure their place inside Nissan Stadium by purchasing Four-Night Stadium Passes, on sale now at CMAfest.com/tickets. The pass offers the ultimate CMA Fest experience: four consecutive nights of can't-miss performances, unforgettable collaborations and the electric atmosphere that only CMA Fest can deliver. 
While Nissan Stadium lights up each night, CMA Fest will also transform downtown Nashville into a vibrant celebration of Country Music, with hundreds of performances across multiple stages, special fan experiences and memorable moments around every corner. Performers across all daytime stages and activities will be announced in the coming weeks. 
Beyond incredible performances, at its heart, CMA Fest reflects the Country Music community's shared commitment to giving back. Through the participation of artists and the broader Country Music community, a portion of proceeds from each annual CMA Fest supports the CMA Foundation's music education initiatives nationwide. To learn more, visit CMAfoundation.org. 

Social Distortion unveiled details of their new album, Born To Kill, marking their first release in 15 years since 2011's Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes. The 11-track album drops May 8th, with the band also sharing the title track and Lance Bangs-directed music video. This project represents frontman Mike Ness' first album since recovering from tonsil cancer diagnosed in 2023. According to a press release, "The first Social Distortion album since Ness' recovery from a bout with cancer, Born To Kill brims with aggressive optimism," with the band proudly stating, "A lot of time & effort went into making these songs, hope you enjoy them ?????." The announcement follows their 2026 North American tour reveal with fellow punk legends Descendents, which kicks off in late August. Pre-sales started Wednesday (Feb. 25), with general on-sales beginning Friday (Feb. 27). The band has performed "Born To Kill" live over recent years before its studio release. 

Demi Lovato will launch her It's Not That Deep Tour in April, two years after suggesting she might never tour again. The singer says that touring is taxing "on the body, on the mind," while explaining her earlier hesitation. "It's just a lot of work, but the reward of playing in front of your fans and getting to see their reactions to my new music, to older songs... It's the feeling when I see a fan crying through a smile because they're so excited to be there," Lovato said. "As hard as touring can be, it is so much fun." The 18-show tour begins April 13 in Orlando and runs through late May, supporting her 2025 album, It's Not That Deep. Lovato has been doing cardio and strength training to prepare physically for the performances, though she did recently cancel five tour dates in order to prioritize her health and allow for more rest and rehearsal time.