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When We Were Young Turns Back the Clock in Las Vegas

For the 4th year in a row Las Vegas was transformed into a pop punk time machine as thousands of fans made trek to the desert on October 18. The When We Were Young Festival didn’t just live up to the hype – it delivered one of the most unforgettable days the genre has ever seen

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Oceans Calling Festival 2025 – Day 3

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Oceans Calling Festival 2025 – Day 2

Show Coverage

Letlive brought all the ll.ove to the Electric City on Tuesday

This venue is one of a kind—equal parts haunted charm and gothic fantasy. Between the ice cream shop, tattoo parlor, and full-on

A Pop-Punk Revival with The Story So Far at Franklin Music Hall

California’s The Story So Far returned to Franklin Music Hall on Saturday, October 4, playing to a sold-out crowd that was ready

Keith Urban’s High and Alive Tour Rolls into Hershey, PA

On Thursday, October 2nd, Keith Urban brought his High and Alive Tour to the Giant Center in Hershey PA. This was his

Melvins and Redd Kross level Tellus 360

Tellus 360 is a warm room. Three chandeliers and a disco ball hang over a packed floor. Shoulder to shoulder from the

Oceans Calling Festival 2025 – Day 1

The Oceans Calling Festival is back, delivering another unforgettable weekend of music, mouthwatering food, sandy shores, and yes, plenty of rain to

Twenty One Pilots Closes the 2025 Hersheypark Stadium Concert Series

What a way to close out the 2025 summer concert series at Hersheypark Stadium. Twenty One Pilots brought their Clancy Tour: Breach

SLAYER’s only East Coast show of 2025 at Hersheypark Stadium

Hershey, PA — Hersheypark Stadium feels like a festival the moment doors open. Sun on concrete, black tees wall to wall. WWE’s

Stone Temple Pilots Headline ROCKFEST

Grantville, PA — Stone Temple Pilots headline Hollywood Casino’s ROCKFEST and turn a one-off Pennsylvania date into a statement. No album cycle,

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Album Reviews

Can’t Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company

Bad Company was an English rock supergroup formed in London in 1973 by singer Paul Rodgers and drummer Simon Kirke (both members of Free),

Album Review: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – X’s For Eyes

This fall, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus mark a new milestone in their two-decade career with the release of X’s For Eyes, due out October

Early Takes on Bad Wolves – Die About It (Deluxe Edition)

Bad Wolves return September 19th with the deluxe edition of Die About It, featuring nine brand-new tracks and a handful of high-profile collaborations. Guests

Three Days Grace deliver Alienation — a reunion record that rips

Three Days Grace don’t just come back—they crash in on Alienation, their eighth studio album, released August 22, 2025. It’s a reunion grounded in

Interviews

Saving Abel return with Randy Webb and bring the band fans remember back to life

We feel it the second the lights punch on. The first chord lands and there’s no confusion about which Saving Abel is in the

Lee Jennings of The Funeral Portrait Talks Theatrics, Emotion, and Belonging

Backstage at a bustling festival, with music thundering through the summer air, Lee Jennings of The Funeral Portrait was equal parts charming and thoughtful

SkyDxddy Is Screaming the Truth: Inside the Making of ‘Trauma-Core’

SkyDxddy’s rise in the rock world hasn’t gone unnoticed — especially by SiriusXM Octane, who added her track “Choker” to their coveted Test Drive

Chris Taylor Brown on Trapt’s Roots and the Heavier Sound Ahead

Chris Taylor Brown has spent nearly a quarter-century at the forefront of Trapt’s hard-hitting journey, yet he still sounds like a kid discovering rock

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