Weekly Music News 11.05.25
Updated: 9 hours ago
The band "Pearl Jam" takes a different, even commercial step...
The band released a special EP and a video for "Future Days" this week as part of the soundtrack to the second season of "The Last Of Us". The soundtrack songs come from its 2013 album, "Lightning Bolt".
The band "Puddle of Mudd" announced its new album, "Kiss The Machine", and released the lead single, "Beautimous". The album arrives amid continuing legal problems for singer Wes Scantlin, who was arrested in California last month and charged with domestic violence and drug possession after an alleged incident involving his partner.
The duo "Nova Twins" releases a new single!
The song joins the earlier 2025 singles "Monsters" and "Soprano", all from the band's anticipated new album, "Parasites & Butterflies", due August 29.
The band "Synergia" releases a new EP!!
It is the band's first record since "Hatum BaEsh", released in 2012.
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It seems F1 has found a new way to bring new audiences to the racetrack.
It started with Metallica at the Saudi Arabia round, and now it is recruiting more heavy hitters!!
The band "Foo Fighters" will play its first, and perhaps only, show of 2025 at the F1 race in Singapore in October.
Congratulations to our dear brother, so close to our hearts!! David Draiman, the "Disturbed" singer, proposed to his beloved during the band's California show. The moving proposal took place onstage before the final song. David drew her close and declared: "Sarah, my love, my life is so much better because of you. You are the light in the darkness. I love you more than anything I have ever loved in this world, and it would be the absolute pinnacle of my life and existence..."
The band "I Prevail" announced on social media this week that it is parting ways with singer Brian Burkheiser.
Burkheiser had provided clean vocals alongside Eric Vanlerberghe since the band formed in 2013. In its statement, the band called it a "difficult decision", but said the split was "mutual and amicable".
Vanlerberghe will take over all lead vocals, with guitarist Dylan Bowman providing backing vocals. The band has already performed with the new lineup at Sonic Temple in Columbus, Ohio. Its next show is scheduled for this coming Saturday at Welcome to Rockville.
"Bullet for My Valentine" confirmed that its joint tour with "Trivium", "Poisoned Ascendancy", is coming to an end earlier than expected.
The tour celebrates the 20th anniversaries of "Bullet for My Valentine"'s "The Poison" and "Trivium"'s "Ascendancy". Despite the tour's huge success and plans for several more shows, BFMV decided to end it early. Trivium expressed deep disappointment with BFMV's conduct. BFMV said all its members unanimously agreed that now was the time to work on its next chapter.
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