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Following a landmark start to 2026 that saw them support the Foo Fighters at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, earn a place on the prestigious NME 100 of 2026, rack up over 2.5 million views across all platforms on their music video for "Fake ID," and surge to nearly 50,000 Instagram followers in a matter of weeks, Venice hardcore unit XCOMM return today with their new single "Hot Pursuit / One And Nothing." 
Released via Blowed Out Records - the incubator-like brainchild of Ross Robinson, Ghostemane, and Bill Armstrong and produced by Ross Robinson (Korn, The Cure, Slipknot, Glassjaw, At The Drive In), the track captures the remarkable spectrum of what XCOMM are capable of. "Hot Pursuit" is fast, confrontational and unrelenting and moves with razor-sharp urgency before folding into the darker, almost ethereal tension of "One And Nothing." The result is the sound of a young band showcasing their exceptional range without any compromise or softening their edges. Speaking on today's release, frontman Michael Gatto shares
"Hot Pursuit is about everyday frustrations and the way we put energy and purpose to combat those frustrations, I remember this one was written at our second ever rehearsal. "One And Nothing", on the other hand, is about moments of clarity and realizations that you do have control over your surroundings and the way things play out."  
WATCH: Official music video for XCOMM's "Hot Pursuit / One And Nothing"The release arrives as XCOMM's live presence continues to expand. It was also announced today that the band will join this year's Warped Tour line-ups in Washington D.C. (June 13 & 14) and Long Beach, CA (July 25 & 26). They will also be playing the previously announced 3rd Anniversary Parking Lot Show at The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas on April 4th, 2026, sharing the bill with Spike and the Gimme Gimmes, Kate Clover, The Whops, and River Ratts and California Chaos Festival at Pacific Electric Los Angeles on April 11 with Militarie Gun, Stateside, Grave Secrets, Blossom, Jawdropped and Star 99. With their debut album on the horizon and a rapidly stacking list of live shows, festivals and momentum that shows absolutely no sign of slowing, XCOMM are poised to be THE breakout band of 2026.
XCOMM 2026 Live Dates
April 4, 2026 - Las Vegas, NV - The Punk Rock Museum (3rd Anniversary Parking Lot Show)April 11, 2026 - Los Angeles, CA - Pacific Electric (California Chaos Festival)June 13 & 14, 2026 - Washington, D.C. - Warped TourJuly 25 & 26, 2026 - Long Beach, CA - Warped Tou

Country superstar Jason Aldean debuts "Don't Tell On Me" the second single and a final preview track that he will be sharing with fans before the new album Songs About Us drops April 24. Penned by Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan & Lydia Vaughan, Jason is pleading with his heart to hold it together and keep the burning secret that he is still in love with an ex. Jason's signature guitars drive this release forward as he takes his Full Throttle Tour worldwide in 2026.
Grammy-nominated, Multi-Platinum award winning entertainer Jason Aldean is one of country's most successful touring powerhouses and influential musical icons of the 21st century. With 30 #1 singles, nearly 20B streams, and over 20M albums sold, Aldean's name is synonymous with country music. Since exploding onto the scene with his 2005 self-titled debut, Aldean has carved out a reputation for delivering hard-hitting, emotionally resonant anthems that blend small-town storytelling with stadium-powered energy. He's remained a steadfast and defining voice, with a fanbase that spans generations and continues to grow. The Georgia native recently released his album 30 Number One Hits, marking his 13th top 10 country album in 20 years with its #4 debut on the Billboard Top Country Album Chart (10/10). His 11th studio album, Highway Desperado (2023), featured his 30th #1 single and garnered his first career #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Known for his electrifying live shows and breakout crossover hits, Aldean is currently igniting stages across the continent on the Full Throttle Tour, a high-octane experience that reinforces his place as a legendary live performer. The Full Throttle World Tour kicks off its international leg in 2026, following an extensive US headlining run, hitting New Zealand and Australia. Aldean will follow his latest country radio hit "How Far Does A Goodbye Go," with "Don't Tell on Me," the final preview of his new upcoming album, Songs About Us, out April 24.

Country singer-songwriter Ashley Anne continues the bold new chapter of her artistry with the release of her deeply personal new single, "love looks like."  Following the momentum of "happy birthday," which marked a defining shift in both her sound and storytelling, Ashley returns with a song that turns generational fear into fearless hope. Co-written by Ashley Anne, Ryan Kohn, and Eli Winders, "love looks like" was sparked by a statistic Ashley stumbled across online, one claiming that 60% of daughters of divorce and 40% of sons of divorce will go on to be divorced themselves. Instead of quietly accepting that narrative, she chose to write against it. "I saw this statistic online that 60% of daughters of divorce and 40% of sons of divorce will go on to be divorced one day and it irked me," Ashley shares. "We grow up wanting to be so far from our parents when we're products of divorce. I was like, well I'm in love... does that mean I should just never get married, lol? So I wrote love looks like as a sort of fight against a statistic that was not in my favor as someone in a relationship with a dream of being married and having a family. It's a freedom in song that speaks, 'I can be a product of brokenness and still create wholeness in my own life.'" A Virginia Beach native, Ashley has steadily grown her fan base through her signature emotional transparency, following releases like "couch surfing," her debut EP, dear dolly, and her sophomore project, call me when you land. Recently, she signed an exclusive management agreement with One Spark Entertainment, marking a new era of creative focus. Named an Artist to Watch in 2026 by 1883 Magazine and Galore, and previously recognized by Holler, Sweety High, Women of Country, and Spotify's Fresh Finds Class of 2024, Ashley's rise has been marked by both critical acclaim and undeniable fan connection. She has shared the stage with Avery Anna, Charles Wesley Godwin, Tigirlily Gold, and Josh Turner, performed at CMA Fest in both 2024 and 2025, made a spotlight appearance at Spotify House, and recently wrapped a 12-city run opening for Maddox Batson. With "happy birthday" and now "love looks like," Ashley Anne is laying the foundation for her forthcoming project, which will feature both fan favorites and further cement her place as one of the most compelling voices in the next generation of country artists

Country newcomers Presley & Taylor today sharpen their blades with the release of their new single, "STING." Remaining loyal to the sister's penchant for honest and emotional lyrics, the track boldly voices the questions many have silently rehearsed in their heads after an ex *seemingly* moves on. Written from a place of unapologetic confidence with an antagonistic, almost smirking perspective, the narrator looks down from the breakup's higher ground, twists the knife and channels the snarling, early-2000s energy of Avril Lavigne. "STING" is defiant, biting, and fearless-proving this duo isn't afraid to turn up the volume or the attitude. "You know when your best friend gets their heartbroken and your initial reaction is 'WHAT?!?!! THEY broke up with YOU?!!?!!' That part disbelief, part angry feeling was the inspiration for this song- we wanted to harness that spice in the sound of the song and make it a windows down, scream-it-in-your-car, therapeutic type vibe and really bring the drama," shared Presley & Taylor. "Sometimes all the therapy you need is to know that when an ex closes their eyes and all they sees is you...and it really does STING." Written by Presley & Taylor, Andrew Beason and Emma Place, the contentious track was produced by Andrew Baylis (Jelly Roll, Koe Wetzel, etc.) and is the third release in their new season of music since teaming up with Baylis. It follows "OUT OF THIS DODGE" and the autobiographical ballad "THE KIND OF GIRL," that sends an embracing message to the MILLIONS of Country fans worldwide that aren't native to the South.  The duo has taken stages all across the country, building their base and honing their craft and expanding their audience - and touring schedule, adding festivals like the upcoming BMI Key West Songwriters Festival, Country Stampede and Moon Crush Odie's Beach Vacation to their resume. With more new music on the way, the twosome will be telling their life's story and wearing their hearts on their sleeves.  ABOUT PRESLEY & TAYLOR:Presley & Taylor have been building a dedicated fanbase and have relentlessly honed their craft in the writing room, on stage and in the studio since their early teens. Leading with timeless storytelling, emotional lyrics and a chemistry that only sisters can deliver, they have amassed millions of streams and views. Now in their 20's, they're wiser, more grounded and more connected to the music- and each other. With their new forthcoming album, produced by Andrew Baylis (Jelly Roll, Koe Wetzel), the twosome is in a brand new era and stronger than ever. The lead single "THE KIND OF GIRL" from their forthcoming project is a statement of their place in Nashville and serves as the first taste of music from this new chapter with the follow up single, "OUT OF THIS DOGE" showcasing their edgier side. Their last album Limited Edition was featured on coveted editorial playlists like "New Music Friday Country," "Next From Nashville," "Fresh Finds Country," and more on Spotify, as well as "Country Pop" and "Country Waves" on Tidal, "Breakthrough Country" on Amazon Music, and "New In Country" on Apple Music. The accompanying music videos for "Heartfelt," and "Honky Tonk Girl,"  earned No. 1 spots on the fan-voted CMT 12-Pack Countdown. Presley & Taylor's touring grows each year as they travel across the country, sharing the stage with artists like Old Dominion, Martina McBride, Sammy Kershaw and more, they have proven their ability to captivate audiences and hold their own among some of country music's biggest names. They have also graced the stages of major music festivals such as Pepsi Gulf Coast Jam, Country Thunder SK, and Country Thunder WI. Their talent and hard work have earned them coveted spots on Country music's biggest stages like CMA Fest and the world-famous Grand Ole Opry (alongside Pam Tillis).  Presley & Taylor's dedication to their craft and their fans has undoubtedly set them on a path to even greater success in this new season of music. For more information on Presley & Taylor including tour dates, please visit their website or follow along on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook

Carly Pearce and Riley Green released a video teaser on Thursday (Feb. 26) that hints at an upcoming musical collaboration between the two country music stars. The clip shows the pair sitting together as Green touches Pearce's hair while she holds a glass of wine, with audio of their unreleased duet playing in the background. Pearce captioned the Instagram post, "baby isn't doing this the definition of insane," appearing to reference song lyrics, while tagging Green who also shared the content on his platforms. The teaser comes as Pearce works on her next album, having recently released tracks "Church Girl" and "Dream Come True." Green, who recently scored Country Airplay No. 1 hits with "Worst Way" and "Don't Mind If I Do" with Ella Langley, released his album Don't Mind If I Do in 2024. Both artists were formerly signed to Big Machine Label Group, though Pearce is now on the roster of the new Nashville label Blue Highway

Megan Thee Stallion will take the Broadway stage to portray Zidler in Moulin Rouge! The Musical from March 24 through May 17. The role of the Moulin Rouge's owner and MC was originated by Tony winner Danny Burstein and was previously played by stars like Tituss Burgess, Boy George, and Wayne Brady. The Grammy-winning rapper will be the first woman to play the character previously named Harold Zidler, and she will perform in all scheduled shows except May 2. "I've always believed in pushing myself creatively, and theater is definitely a new opportunity that I'm excited to embrace," Megan said in a statement to The New York Times. Lead producer Carmen Pavlovic stated "We want our show to go out with a spectacular bang, and Megan is the force of nature to lead us there." The musical will end its Broadway run July 26, with Megan's casting likely to boost final ticket sales before closing

Oliver "Power" Grant, the man who helped build Wu-Tang Clan's music and business empire, has died at age 52 from unknown causes. Hip-hop site Okayplayer first confirmed his death on social media on Wednesday (Feb. 25). Grant grew up in Staten Island's Park Hill projects with future Wu-Tang members and provided financing for their 1992 debut single, "Protect Ya Neck." "I think I came with most of the money," Grant said in 2011. "I was more the financial guy, and Ghost and RZA were the guys that had the musical talent." He executive-produced their landmark 1993 album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), and founded Wu Wear clothing line, which grossed $25 million annually at its peak. Method Man posted a tribute to Grant on Instagram: "Paradise my Brother safe Travels!! Bruh I am not ok." Wu-Tang Clan's official account shared a classic photo of Grant and captioned the post, "Rest in Power, Power. ???" Marcus Callender recently portrayed Grant in Hulu's hit series, Wu-Tang: An American Saga, while the hip-hop collective received their first nomination for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame earlier this week. 

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.