Dazzling Killmen and Point Line Plane team up for a three-city run capped by a headlining set at Caterwaul Fest, while Squid Pisser announce back-to-back cross-country tours: the Internal Violence Tour (June–July) and Tumors Across America (August–September).

Ukrainian modern metal quartet IGNEA return with ‘Monumental,’ a nine-track meditation on nostalgia, Cold War space dreams, and crumbling modernist architecture. Out October 23 via Napalm Records.

SANDBOX, Australia’s fast-rising hard techno brand, is launching its first national festival series this September, hitting Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth with a lineup that includes JOVVYN, ZAPRAVKA and BEAUZ.

SoCal supergroup A-100s — featuring Matt Hensley (Flogging Molly) and Sean Wheeler (Throw Rag) — release the music video for “Rude and Lovely,” the title track from their debut LP out July 10, 2026 via Pirates Press Records. Catch them at Supernova International Ska Festival in Hampton, VA this September.

Nashville trio Just Jayne shrug off an ex on their playfully unbothered new anthem “What’s His Name?”, out now via The Core Records.

SKiN GRAFT Records sends the recently reformed Dazzling Killmen and Point Line Plane on a Midwest run culminating at Caterwaul Fest in Minneapolis, unlocks a bonus Point Line Plane track “Descender: 2003,” and unleashes two back-to-back Squid Pisser tours crisscrossing the U.S. in summer 2026.

G Herbo returns to his roots with the Bone Thugs-inspired single “Thug” and its new LVTRKevin-directed visual, setting the stage for Lil Herb: Lil Heroin Edition, out June 12.

The Trust of Darrell “Dimebag” Abbott responds to a Tampa court’s summary judgment ruling in favor of Armadillo Enterprises/Dean Guitars, vowing to appeal and continue fighting for the late Pantera guitarist’s Razorback and Stealth designs, name, likeness, and iconic “Dean From Hell” artwork.

Barns Courtney drops the sweat-soaked official live video for “Hands,” recorded in Paris and taken from his forthcoming live album ‘Live and Wired,’ out June 26 via Avenue A/Virgin Records.

Niall Horan’s fourth solo LP “Dinner Party” arrives via Capitol Records, paired with late-night TV spots and a massive Live Nation arena tour rolling into 2027.

Rising alt-rock storyteller Wes Parker drops his debut LP ‘Super Rare’ via Big Machine Rock, shares the cinematic video for ‘Dinosaur Park,’ and heads out on tour with Shakey Graves ahead of All Things Go Fest.

Amanda Palmer and Brian Viglione share “My Alcoholic Friends (Tailor’s Version),” previewing their re-recorded 20th anniversary edition of Yes, Virginia…, out August 7, ahead of a global headline tour kicking off September 1 in Vienna.

The late country legend Dan Seals joins forces with singer-actress Katharine McPhee for a stirring new duet version of “The Healing Kind,” the latest single from the upcoming tribute album Dan Seals & Friends: The Last Duet, out August 28 via Melody Place Records.

Belgian producer-artist noevdv releases his cinematic debut EP ‘mulholland drive,’ an eight-track journey through nostalgia, ambition, and electronic lo-fi soundscapes.

Los Angeles singer-songwriter Haylie Davis — recently named to Rolling Stone’s “The Future 25” — releases her Laurel Canyon-tinged debut LP “Wandering Star” via Fire Records.

UK rising stars South Arcade drop their reckless, romance-fueled new single “DEADMEAT” as they gear up for a jam-packed summer of festivals and a massive U.S. headline tour.

Holly Humberstone strips back four fan-favorites from her acclaimed second album on the new EP ‘it’s a real Cruel World,’ then heads out on a North American headline run before opening for Gracie Abrams at LA’s Kia Forum in December.

Manchester hardcore/metal quintet Guilt Trip release their Roadrunner Records debut “Armour of Angels” and share a tour-fueled video for album opener “One By One.”

The Red Clay Strays release their third studio album “Grateful” via HBYCO Records/RCA Records, alongside a stunning new music video for “Do Today.” The Mobile, AL rockers also kick off their biggest headline tour yet, following their ACM “Group of the Year” win.

Minneapolis dream-pop outfit she’s green share the hazy, hypnotic single “close your eyes,” the final preview of their forthcoming EP swallowtail, out July 10 via Photo Finish Records. The band makes their Bonnaroo debut on June 13.

Berlin-based producers Marlon Hoffstadt (aka DJ Daddy Trance) and southstar link up for “I Like,” a shimmering, dancefloor-ready new single out now via Capitol Records. Here’s what you need to know — plus every festival stop on Hoffstadt’s stacked 2026 tour.

Rising angelcore artist Baby Jane teams up with akiaura for “Motorbike,” a shimmering, high-octane dance single that arrives just weeks ahead of her sophomore album Winter Forever, out July 10.

Melbourne post-punk favorites Radio Free Alice announce their signing to Atlantic Records with new single “Lunch Money,” a jangly, jacket-and-gloves-written banger arriving just in time for their Governors Ball set and a summer of 16 European festival dates.

South Texas metalcore veterans Scarlett O’Hara push their sound into cyberpunk-industrial territory with the glitchy, riff-heavy new single and video “Common Side Effects” — the third salvo in a hard-hitting 2026 run.

Pennsylvania heavy hitters UltraViolent unleash the corrosive new video for “Eyes of God” — the first single from their upcoming project NOTHING IS WORTH BELIEVING.