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WATCH: Bad Omens Perform Special 10-Song Set In Intimate LA Venue
Bad Omens recently performed in the iconic KROQ studios in Los Angeles on October 13th and they have now released the official live footage.
This intimate performance came on the heels of their headlining spot at the reintroduced Mayhem Festival in California, marking an exciting time for the group and their fans. The 10-song setlist highlighted tracks fromThe Death of Peace of Mind, a record that’s resonated with listeners globally for its haunting lyrics and innovative production. The band also gave fans a live taste of Anything > Human, a standout track from their recent Concrete Jungle OSTproject.
Check out the performance below and let us know what you think!
WATCH: Twenty One Pilots Release Live Video For ‘Routines In The Night’
Twenty One Pilots fans have a fresh reason to celebrate as the band just released a live video for their latest single, Routines In The Night. Filmed over three nights in their hometown of Columbus, Ohio, the video captures the connection that has come to define the band’s live performances.
The footage, shot during sold-out shows at the Nationwide Arena on The Clancy World Tour,brings the band’s hometown roots to the forefront. In the film, frontman Tyler Joseph is seen making his way through the crowd. The video follows a recent live rendition of the song on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, which you can watch here.
Described by the band as a “concert film,” Routines In The Night is more than a music video—it’s a visual celebration of their journey and fanbase.
Check out the new video below and let us know what you think!
Ghost fans, get ready! The band have just announced a massive world tour for 2025, set to be their biggest one yet, with over 55 shows across the United States, Europe, the UK, and Mexico and even more to be announced.
The tour will kick off in Manchester on April 15th, with more UK shows in London, Birmingham, and Glasgow. Tickets will be available starting tomorrow, October 29th, through an artist pre-sale.
Ghost recently released a live concert movie, RITE HERE RITE NOW, along with a soundtrack album. This tour promises even more excitement, with unforgettable performances and surprises for everyone in attendance.
Check out the dates and venues on the tour poster below and let us know if you plan on attending!
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Linkin Park Drop New Single ‘Over Each Other’ With Joe Hahn Directed Music Video
Linkin Park have just released a new single, Over Each Other, along with a music video directed by their own Joe Hahn. This is the third single from their upcoming album From Zero, which will be out on November 15th. The track follows their recent songs The Emptiness Machine and Heavy Is The Crown.
The music video, shot in Korea, has a dramatic feel inspired by popular Korean TV dramas. It stars Emily Armstrong, the new vocalist for the band, who brings fresh energy to the track. Joe Hahn, known for directing classic Linkin Park videos like Numb and What I’ve Done, adds another memorable piece to their video collection with this release.
With From Zerojust around the corner, Over Each Other gives fans another exciting preview of what’s to come.
Check out the new song and music video below and let us know what you think!
Hollywood Undead Release New Song ‘Hollywood Forever’, Bring Back Masks
Hollywood Undead have signed with Sumerian Records, marking a new chapter in their career. To kick things off, the band released a music video for their latest single, Hollywood Forever.
The song is a tribute to the band’s dedicated fanbase, with vocalist and bassist Johnny 3 Tears sharing, “This song is for the fans. They’ve allowed us to live out our dreams and simple words can’t express our gratitude – so we wrote this for them.”
This collaboration with Sumerian Records signals a bold direction for Hollywood Undead, who have also revealed new, reimagined masks designed by Jerry Constantine. Guitarist and vocalist Charlie Scene expressed his excitement about the deal, stating, “It’s refreshing to find a group of people who share the same vision and are as passionate as we are about this next chapter for Hollywood Undead. Our idea of what this band could be has never seemed so possible. Excited to get started.”
Sumerian Records founder Ash Avildsen added his thoughts on working with the band:
“Hollywood Undead is a band who are unapologetically themselves. They are authentic, diehard for their art and never back down from taking a chance for what they believe. In an era where so much has been vitiated, these gents carry the torch for the attitude of rock that made me fall in love with it as a kid.”
Check out the new song with music video below and let us know what you think!
CONCERT REVIEW: “So Long, Goodbye: – Sum 41 Bid Farewell To Europe
Sum 41’s farewell tour made an emotional and explosive stop in The Netherlands’ Den Bosch on Monday night at the Brabanthallen, marking the final time Dutch fans would get to experience the iconic pop-punk outfit live. The night was filled with nostalgia, raw energy, and just the right hint of uncertainty as the band leaned into their final bow—but not without leaving the door open for a potential return.
As usual, the set kicked off with an adrenaline-pumping remix of AC/DC’s T.N.T, setting the stage for a night packed with a career-spanning selection of hits. From the fiery Motivation to the anthemic Still Waiting, Sum 41 made sure to showcase the evolution of their sound, blending the early pop-punk days with the heavier, more aggressive tracks from their later years.
Deryck Whibley, as always, commanded the stage with magnetic presence. Whether playing the guitar he bought in Den Bosch just a day before the show during Dopamine, or cranking out fan favorites like Over My Head (Better Off Dead) and The Hell Song, his energy never wavered.
The show was far from just music, with a visual spectacle of lasers, fire, and CO2 cannons enhancing the night. Whibley joked with the crowd, referencing the guitar he’d lost and recently recovered—a symbol of how things sometimes come full circle, fitting for a band on their final run.
One of the most touching moments came when Whibley reworked parts of “So Long Goodbye” specifically for this performance, however, he explicitly did not change the “goodbye for now,”, hinting that this might not be the end forever, but rather a temporary farewell? A hopeful sentiment the crowd clung to, if we have to believe the whispers around us.
Sum 41 didn’t just play a concert; they brought their history to life. From early hits like Makes No Difference and Summer, to the harder cuts like We’re All to Blame and Fake My Own Death, the setlist was a perfect balance of their punk roots and metal influences.
As they closed with the cover of NOFX’s Linoleum, a nod to the band’s 90s beginnings, it felt like a full-circle moment. The night wasn’t just an ending—it was a celebration of everything Sum 41 have given to its fans over the past three decades. And if Whibley’s “goodbye for now” is anything to go by, there just might be a chance we’ll hear from them again someday.
For now, however, the Tour of the Setting Sum has come to its end in the Netherlands—a fitting, powerful farewell to a band that’s left an indelible mark on the pop-punk world.
