Guitar virtuoso Grace Bowers explores the confusion of early adulthood on “19,” revealing a more personal, punk-influenced direction ahead of her five-track debut EP Grace.
Jesse Jo Stark announces MUSE, a 13-track album arriving November 6, alongside the intimate new single “colorado.” Written during a three-week retreat in Aspen, the record explores heartbreak, vulnerability and the space between gothic rock and melancholic Americana.
Angine de Poitrine made their U.S. television debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, performing the unreleased “Zugzegk” amid their sold-out 2026 tour.
The Punk Rock Museum is opening a new Motörhead exhibition featuring Lemmy Kilmister’s personal artifacts, handwritten lyrics and gear, including the chance to actually play Lemmy’s bass through his own stack.
The Paradox turned Kai Cenat’s 24-hour livestream into an impromptu rock show as the Atlanta band prepares to release Proceed With Caution and embark on its completely sold-out first national headline tour.
Militarie Gun and Joyce Manor closed out their run together with a sold-out show at the Fillmore in San Francisco. For the first installment of PRJ’s The Vault, we revisit a night that made an increasingly convincing case for Militarie Gun as the best actively recording and touring band in America right now.
SEMA Fest returns to Las Vegas on November 6 with The Offspring, Jimmy Eat World, 311 and The Alive, combining live rock music with motorsports, drifting and custom car culture.
The Linda Lindas have announced their third album, GOTTA GET OUT, arriving August 28 alongside new single “Closer” featuring Hayley Williams and an extensive 2026 North American headline tour.
Rico Nasty is returning to her roots with the announcement of her new album RX, arriving July 24. Alongside the release of the energetic new single “Cupcake,” the genre-defying rapper has also unveiled an expanded 2026 headlining tour that will run alongside her dates supporting Hayley Williams, marking a new chapter fueled by confidence, creativity, and the fearless sound that first made her a standout.
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.
The Linda Lindas have signed to Reprise Records and Warner Records and unveiled their new single “Burning Out.” The nostalgic yet energetic track arrives alongside a new music video and upcoming tour dates with Bleachers and Tom Morello’s Power To The People Festival.
Towa Bird has announced a North American headline tour in support of her acclaimed new album Gentleman. The British-Filipina guitarist and songwriter, who recently toured with Billie Eilish and collaborated with Kathleen Hanna, will bring her explosive live show to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and more this fall.
Fresh off making Billboard history as the first all-Black band to top the Alternative Airplay chart, Atlanta’s The Paradox return with “Good For Me,” a soaring pop-punk anthem that signals a bold new chapter. Backed by a rapidly growing fanbase, major industry support, and an upcoming NPR Tiny Desk appearance, the quartet continue to redefine what modern alternative music can look and sound like.
After more than a decade of protest, imprisonment, surveillance, exile, and artistic provocation, Pussy Riot has announced its debut album CYKA. The record arrives June 12 and is led by the new single “Candy Dopamine,” a collaboration with Avenged Sevenfold that explores prescription drug culture, mental health, and dependency through the group’s signature blend of confrontation and catharsis.
Garage Beer is going all-in on nostalgia this summer with a campaign featuring New Found Glory, a ’96 Bronco giveaway, patriotic beer cans, Utz Cheese Balls, and Jason Kelce diving into a literal cheese ball pit.