Weekly Music News 01.06.25
The band "Halestorm" released the title track from its new album, "Everest", this week, which Lzzy Hale describes as "the summit of everything we have fought for: every scream, every scar, every victory". Its sixth album, "Everest", is due August 8 through Atlantic, and the band offers a taste of what is to come with a song reflecting its entire journey so far. Speaking about the album as a whole, Hale adds: "This album is us: louder, bolder and more brutally honest than ever. Standing tall in the storm."
The band "Falling In Reverse" releases the provocative new single "God Is A Weapon", a surprising collaboration with none other than Marilyn Manson! The new song marks both a forceful return for the band and Manson's official comeback after a long period of silence and controversy. Heavy, dark and charged, it combines Ronnie Radke's dramatic vocals with Manson's distinctive, menacing presence to create a musical explosion!
The band "Bush" releases a new single, "The Land Of Milk And Honey", from its upcoming tenth album, "I Beat Loneliness.", due July 18.
Singer Glenn Hughes has a new single, "Chosen", from a new album on the way...
The band "Sabaton" has a new single called "Hordes Of Khan".
The band "The All-American Rejects" returns with an exciting new single, "Easy Come, Easy Go"!
After a long quiet spell, the band behind huge hits such as "Gives You Hell" and "Dirty Little Secret" releases a new song combining pop-punk nostalgia with emotional maturity and an updated sound.
This single may mark the start of a new era for The All-American Rejects. An album on the way? A tour to take us back to the carefree 2000s?
Singer Halsey joins Amy Lee (Evanescence) on a powerful new single from the soundtrack of "The World of John Wick: Ballerina"! Bringing the two singers together, one from dark pop and the other from gothic metal, creates a moving musical moment full of drama and power.
The band "Five Finger Death Punch" releases a new version of its hit "Bad Company", a 2025 recording bringing renewed power to the classic song that became one of the band's trademarks.
Originally a song by "Bad Company" from the 1970s, FFDP added it to its arsenal in 2009, turning it into a heavy, hard-hitting and iconic cover. Now, the band refreshes the hit with a more polished sound, updated production and powerful vocals from Ivan Moody.
"The Dead Daisies" releases a new covers album, "Lookin' For Trouble". The band said that
in March 2024, the atmosphere at "Fame" studios inspired them to record the album. The rich acoustics and unique musical legacy of the iconic studio, where many blues legends recorded their early hits in the early 1960s, led them to start playing their favorite blues songs. After a night of sessions, they decided to build an album around some of their standout jams.
Listen: spoitiify
Portraits of the members of "Black Sabbath" on walls in Birmingham, England, where the band formed in 1968, honor the iconic "Back to the Beginning" show taking place a month from now at Villa Park in Birmingham.
"All that hair... where did it go?" asks bassist Geezer Butler in a Facebook post.
The band "In Flames" announced on social media that it had parted ways with drummer Tanner Wayne.
The official statement said: "With gratitude and deep appreciation, we announce our departure from Tanner Wayne... and wish him all the best." The surprising announcement came out of the blue and alarmed the band's devoted fans, especially as it came just one day before the tour began.
Tanner joined In Flames in 2018 and spent seven years with the band, including major albums and tours.
The band "Guns N' Roses" faced extreme heat during its latest show in Saudi Arabia, so intense that one of the guitars simply... melted!
Yes, you read that right. The scorching weather physically damaged the guitar of Richard Fortus, a member of the band since 2002. Fortus said he had never experienced anything like it, despite decades of intensive touring.
Danish metal band "Volbeat" returns with its ninth album, "God Of Angels Trust", bringing fresh, intense energy!! Written relatively quickly, it still retains the production quality, groove and distinctive mix of metal, rockabilly and hard rock that became the band's trademark.
Listen on: Spotify, Apple Music
"Turnstile" returns, this time with an album pushing the boundaries even further: "NEVER ENOUGH"!
Since its previous album, 2021's "GLOW ON", left its mark on the alternative rock scene, expectations for the Baltimore band have been high. The question is: where will it go from here?
Listen on: Spotify, Apple Music
For anyone who missed the big event in Europe on Saturday...
"Linkin Park" conquered the Champions League final stage in Germany with a live performance at Munich's football stadium!
At the final's official opening show, the Pepsi-sponsored UEFA Champions League Final Kick Off Show, the band performed a four-song medley before tens of thousands of Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan fans.
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