MISS MAY I RELEASE NEW SINGLE
Modern metalcore titans MISS MAY I have officially broken their silence for 2026, unleashing their ferocious new single ‘Die on the Vine.’ The track is a masterclass in the band's signature style, pairing high-speed, galloping guitar riffs with massive, plate-shifting breakdowns and the kind of soaring melodies that have defined their career. The release is accompanied by a brand-new music video, out now.
DON BROCO ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM
British alt-rock chameleons DON BROCO have officially kicked off their next era with the release of their explosive new single, ‘Nightmare Tripping,’ featuring the legendary Nickelback. The track serves as the title piece for their upcoming studio album, arriving March 27, 2026, via Fearless Records.
LEAP SIGN TO EPITAPH RECORDS AND RELEASE NEW MUSIC VIDEO
London-based alt-rock outfit LEAP has officially joined the Epitaph Records roster, marking a massive milestone for a band Rolling Stone predicts “will be seen on big stages.” The signing follows the explosive independent success of their debut album, Entropy, which has garnered over 21 million global streams and secured Top 20 chart positions in Germany and Austria since its October 2025 release.
THRICE RELEASE AUDIOTREE 'FROM NOTHING' SESSION
Thrice continues to cement their status as rock innovators with the release of their Audiotree From Nothing session. Featuring a selection of tracks from their latest album, Horizons/West, the session provides an intimate look at a band that has spent decades perfecting the balance between raw intensity and sophisticated composure.
TEENAGE JOANS RELEASE NEW SONG
Adelaide’s rapidly ascending punk-pop duo, Teenage Joans, have officially ushered in their next era with the release of their brand-new single, ‘Bandits.’ This fresh track arrives on the heels of a massive run of live performances, which saw the pair supporting heavyweights like Foo Fighters, Sum 41, Nothing But Thieves, and Sleeping With Sirens. Combining a genre-blurring production style with an undeniable hook, ‘Bandits’ serves as a high-energy benchmark for the band’s evolving sound.
STATE FAYRE 2026: ALANIS MORISSETTE AND SKUNK ANANSIE ADDED TO THE BILL
The brand-new weekend camping destination, State Fayre, has officially confirmed that seven-time GRAMMY winner Alanis Morissette will headline the Saturday night of its debut event at Hylands Park, Chelmsford.
MUNA RETURN WITH NEW SONG AND ALBUM ANNOUNCEMENT
After three years of solo explorations, highlighted by Katie Gavin’s debut What A Relief, MUNA is officially back. The trio has announced their fourth studio album, Dancing On The Wall, set for release this May.
MELROSE AVENUE SHARE NEW SONG
Sydney alt-rockers Melrose Avenue have made a striking return with their latest single, ‘Taste,’ released via Hopeless Records. The track signals a daring evolution for the group, venturing into darker, more provocative sonic territory and capturing the band at their most unapologetic and fearless.
CALVA LOUISE ANNOUNCE UK TOUR DATES
Calva Louise is hitting the road for a 10-date UK tour from April 19 to May 3. The trio is set to bring their high-octane live show to cities including Leeds, London, Glasgow, and Manchester.
NEVERTEL ANNOUNCE UK HEADLINE TOUR
Florida-based trio Nevertel has officially announced a headline tour across the UK and Europe, scheduled for this coming June and July. Adding to the momentum of their rapid rise, the band has also confirmed a coveted slot on the Download Festival lineup.
WATERPARKS SHARE SURPRISE SONG
Waterparks have dropped a surprise new track titled ‘ICE’ across all streaming platforms. The band initially teased the song on social media last week with the defiant caption: “FUCK ICE. NOT ON THE ALBUM, RECORDED LAST NIGHT.”
LIVE REVIEW + PHOTOS: MOTHER VULTURE AT EXETER PHOENIX, EXETER 31/01/26
Ever wished you could go back in time to see your favourite arena band in a smaller venue? A venue where you can crowd surf over the barrier and high five the singer, or hang out at the merch table after and buy a shirt from the drummer? Many of us will have had this daydream, the regrets for not getting out to the local venue when that- then- underground, and underappreciated act was in town. Well the next, next big thing are out there now, lugging their own equipment, slinging their own merch, and at the end of a long, cold January, they were selling out The Phoenix in Exeter.