Mannequin Pussy have released a Spotify Singles-exclusive cover of Ovlov’s beloved “Where’s My Dini?” while expanding their massive 2026 international tour with Wednesday, Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, Snõõper, Lip Critic, and more.
Wednesday and Mannequin Pussy will hit the road together this fall for The Bitch Cabal Tour, a co-headlining run featuring Snõõper and stops across the Southern United States.
Modest Mouse have officially returned with An Eraser and A Maze, their first studio album in five years. The 15-track release arrives alongside the surreal new video for “Life’s A Dream” and a massive North American tour featuring festival appearances at Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, and Shaky Knees.
Violet Grohl continues her breakout year with an expanded headline tour following her television debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The rising alternative rock artist is currently touring behind her critically acclaimed debut album Be Sweet To Me, a fuzz-soaked collection inspired by the sounds of Pixies, PJ Harvey, Soundgarden, The Breeders, and other influential alternative acts.
E.R. Fightmaster steps into a bold new era with Tolerance, the debut full-length album from their FIGHTMASTER project. Blending raw indie rock, deeply personal songwriting, and hard-earned emotional wisdom, the album arrives alongside the video for standout track “Minotaur” and cements Fightmaster as one of alternative music’s most compelling emerging voices.
Wave to Earth have returned with “heaven and hell,” a contemplative new single and cinematic music video filmed in Mexico. The release marks the South Korean indie rock trio’s first new music since play with earth! 0.03 and offers a glimpse into their next creative chapter.
Modest Mouse continue the rollout of their highly anticipated album An Eraser and a Maze with the release of “Third Side of the Moon,” a haunting and understated track that has already become a fan favorite during the band’s live shows. The song arrives ahead of the June 5 release of the group’s first studio album in five years and coincides with a major North American tour and the 30th anniversary of their debut album, This Is a Long Drive for Someone With Nothing to Talk About.
Bright Eyes mark 21 years of Wide Awake and Digital Ash with a Woodstock cannabis collab, timed to their rare full-album anniversary shows in LA, NYC, and Denver.
Death Cab for Cutie return to their indie roots with I Built You A Tower, out June 5, alongside the release of new single “Punching the Flowers.”
Broken Social Scene have never operated on anyone else’s clock. They disappear, reassemble, and then return when it actually means something. That pattern holds with Remember The Humans, the Toronto collective’s first new studio album in nearly a decade via Arts & Crafts. This isn’t a nostalgia play, even if the timeline suggests it could…
Metric release Romanticize The Dive, their 2026 album, and announce a major tour with Broken Social Scene and Stars across North America and Europe.
Modest Mouse return with An Eraser and a Maze, their first album in five years, led by the explosive single “Picking Dragon’s Pockets.”
FIGHTMASTER announces debut album Tolerance and shares lead single “All or Nothing” ahead of a 2026 tour.
The Strokes return from Coachella with 2026 tour dates and a new album, Reality Awaits, arriving June 26.
Royel Otis return with “Sweet Hallelujah” ahead of their Coachella debut, including a Weekend 2 Mojave Stage set at 5:50 PM.