Music

It’s been a little over a year since Swedish House Mafia last released music, their sophomore album, Paradise Again. The Swedish trio played Ultra Music Festival a couple months ago but have otherwise been outside of fans’ immediate field of view since the end of their album campaign in 2022. Now, they return with new

Though All-American Rejects singer Tyson Ritter is most known for his music, he’s also landed several acting gigs since his rise to fame, and Ritter recently relayed how a nasty on-set dustups with the beau of a co-star actually helped him with a separate film role. That incident came when he offered an acting suggestion

Two of hard rock’s most enduring and prolific acts will be hitting the road together this fall, as Three Days Grace and Chevelle are set to share stages across the U.S. The 23-city tour gets underway Sept. 8 at the Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, with special guests Loathe providing support throughout the

May is officially Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. A time to celebrate the phenomenal contributions and influence of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans to the history, achievements and infrastructure of America’s culture. In honor of AAPI month, Loudwire is highlighting some of the fantastic musicians in the rock and metal sphere who’ve built legendary careers on

It’s been a while since we featured Carbin on Your EDM, but that’s slated to change this year as the producer unveils a new project called CHEMISTREE and also releases the debut single, “CLOCKIN’ OUT” with broke. According to Carbin, “CHEMISTREE is a free-spirited project that encapsulates the cycle of life, the human experience, and

British metalcore group Architects have announced that lead guitarist Josh Middleton is no longer in the band. Fortunately, they infer that the split was cordial and that they “remain close friends.” Yesterday (May 28), Architects posted the following statement to Instagram: It is with a heavy heart that we announce Josh’s time in the band

Of the many surprises during EDC this past week, Subtronics and John Summit going b2b was a big one. It’s not the first time the two have played together, as they debuted “Subjohnics” for the first time at Electric Forest last year and later at Lost Lands. It’s an excited combination of styles that always

At the first date of The Future Past tour in Slovenia today (May 28), Iron Maiden played the Somewhere in Time closer “Alexander the Great” live for the first time ever. The tour pays special attention to both Senjutsu, Iron Maiden’s latest album, as well as their 1986 classic Somewhere in Time. The metal legends opened the show with

Martial Simon has proven himself to have a fantastic ear for reimagining classic hits with an uplifting, modern touch. Martial’s catalog is full of crowd-pleasers like “High In July”, “Don’t You Forget About Me” and “Lost”, which have amassed 8 Million streams and received airplay from 200+ radio stations. His single, “Where My Girls At?”

Smashing Pumpkins would achieve international fame with their second and third albums — Siamese Dream and Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness — but they first caught some attention with the release of their debut disc, Gish, which arrived on May 28, 1991. The talented Billy Corgan had begun his pursuit of music in his teens, gravitating toward

TWO LANES have virtually carved out their own unique lane within electronic music, which is one of many reasons they have over 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone. Well-respected with the industry end and fan end of electronic music culture, it makes sense that they’ve accomplished everything from support via BBC1, Sirius XM, and

Nickelback‘s Chad Kroeger recently shared his distaste for newer musicians who don’t share his work ethic, and used songwriters in Nashville, Tennessee, as examples of the right way to craft a song. In an interview with The Bailey Show on Audacy’s 98 Rock (Sacramento), Kroeger sharing his belief that most musicians enter the industry because they “don’t wanna get

Composer, producer, remixer, songwriter, studio owner, and NY Post celebrity music critic Craig J. Snider can now add record label owner to his impressive list of credentials. In collaboration with music tech company Vydia Inc., Snider has launched Goldfingers Music. This exciting new endeavor aims to cultivate emerging talent while also serving as a platform

The impact of artificial intelligence on music has certainly raised a few eyebrows of late, with the English rock band Breezer recently using artificial intelligence to merge the vocals of Liam Gallagher with their own Oasis-inspired jams. Dubbed AISIS, the album delivered a more trippy dreamlike version of the band’s sound. But as artificial intelligence

Isaac Palmer continues to impress us not only with his talent on stage, but also in the studio. Whether he’s remixing The Chainsmokers or dropping sizzling originals, he’s proven that he has the spark to ignite the dance floor. Now, he’s back with a new single titled “Higher”, teaming up with another talented artist Cuebrick

Producer Bob Rock has issued a new statement following comments made on the Talk Is Jericho podcast (heard below) in which he shared a story about working with Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx in the early days of the band in which the bassist questioned whether or not he had actually played on the band’s