#north-american-tour

#north-american-tour

“From the first verse's innocent rejection, to the third verse's plunge into premature adulthood, 'Little Kids' is about trying to avoid looking back in anger, and instead look back with newfound empathy and perspective on adolescent attempts at stumbling towards love, friendship and intimacy,” says Lerche. “It's about forgiving who you were and who you were with, and that feeling we get when we see photos of ourselves and realize we were so much younger than we thought at the time. It's personal, but highly universal.”

The performance started with Tommy Lee on piano as the band played the ballad “Home Sweet Home” with singer Vince Neil duetting with Underwood. Lee then jumped on the drums as the Crüe launched into the hard-rocking “Kickstart My Heart,” with Underwood's powerful pipes giving the chorus some extra punch.

Behemoth brought their spring North American tour to Palladium Times Square in New York City on May 2nd. The stacked extreme-metal package also features Deicide, Rotting Christ, and Immolation. Get Behemoth Tickets Here The tour runs through May 21st in Los Angeles, with shows in Toronto, Nashville, Atlanta, and Dallas, among other cities, coming up ( tickets available here).

As both father and mother to our precious dinosaur Gor Gor, my hearts break to see what he has become: a crack-addicted truck-stop lizard-of-the-evening. We didn't raise him to hustle his cloaca up and down the street. It is time for some tough love! Come watch as GWAR lays a whoopin' on his giant red ass on the 'Gor Gor Must Die Tour' with Midnight, Mac Sabbath, X-Cops, and Atomic Rule.

Dimmu Borgir will embark on a North American tour in 2026, featuring support from Hypocrisy and Hulder, with Suffocation filling in for Hypocrisy on the first two dates. The tour kicks off on August 7th in New York City and wraps up on August 23rd in Los Angeles, hitting major cities along the way.

The Strokes will perform at various venues across North America, including arena and amphitheater shows in cities such as Chicago, Toronto, and Boston, starting in June.

"I'm super excited to tell you that I'm coming over for a huge tour covering a bunch of places that I haven't been to in a long time and some entirely new places."

To all American ticket holders: it's dark times, especially in the states. There are so many good folks who are carving out community and lifting each other up in the face of fascism. Making space for subversion and resistance is at the core of what this band is about.

Courtney Barnett celebrated the early release of her highly anticipated fourth album, Creature of Habit, with an intimate performance at Rough Trade in NYC, featuring five new songs and two older tracks.

Gelli Haha and her backup dancers twirl around vibrant decor in the sky before the singer hops behind the steering wheel of a huge, fluffy cloud and takes off on a trippy voyage.

Jeff Tweedy performed 'Lou Reed Was My Babysitter' on Jimmy Kimmel Live! with his band, which features his sons Spencer and Sammy Tweedy, showcasing his musical talent and family connection.

The 26-date amphitheater tour goes down beginning in late August and includes stops in Atlantic City, Kansas City, Cincinnati, Toronto, Virginia Beach, Charlotte, Atlanta, Orlando, Tampa, Salt Lake City, Sacramento, Las Vegas, and Phoenix.

Puscifer are set to kick off their Spring 2026 North American tour, featuring support from comedian-musician Dave Hill. The outing, dubbed "The Normal Isn't Tour," launches this Friday, March 20th, in Las Vegas, and runs through a May 14th show in Los Angeles, making stops in Dallas, Boston, New York City, Detroit, Chicago, Seattle, and San Francisco, among other cities.

It's no secret that we're passionate about Foundations of Burden. Revisiting the record last year was so invigorating for us, and presenting it live in its entirety on stage has been a blast. We hold it as a special landmark in our history. We are so pleased to announce more of these performances in 2026, including a reprise of appearances alongside the funereal chaos apparitions in Knoll who joined us last December.

While mixing and editing the batch of tunes that became HORROR, we had a feeling they might have some sort of secret double life. So much potential, so many layers and forks in the road, so many split decisions that could've gone either way. Tony was the man to get his tools out and see what lurked beneath the hood and make it truly HORRORble.