Day one of Upheaval Festival 2025 lit up Grand Rapids with crushing sets, wild energy, and a lineup that brought the heat straight out the gate.

Mathura strip it back and let it rip on their new single “Run”—a raw, no-frills dose of indie energy.

Snooper return with Worldwide, a wild burst of hyperactive punk energy—out October 3rd via Third Man Records.

Lathe of Heaven unveil haunting new single “Oblivion” from upcoming LP Aurora.

Midnight Housework’s “Red Party Cups” blends shoegaze haze with alt-rock punch, building from dreamy calm to explosive, math rock-fueled intensity.

Kallai dives into dreamy shoegaze territory with “The Wave,” blending ethereal textures and emotional depth into a sonic swell.

Bonze’s genre-defying single “Food” blends house, techno, and indie-pop into an emotionally charged track that nourishes like its namesake.

Loose Buttons cleverly dissect ambition and identity in “Just a Boy in a Band,” a sharp and reflective indie rock track that balances self-awareness with swagger.

Warped Tour storms into Long Beach, but the real madness kicked off a night earlier at the Hollywood Palladium.

Atomic Tom capture the chaos and thrill of nightlife on “Wake Up the Night,” a swaggering indie rock anthem built for reckless abandon.

Marcane’s “Despite the Sharpest Knives” fuses trap beats, metalcore chaos, and haunting vocals into one genre-defying blast.

AJ Dyce turns pain into poetry on “The Silence on the Road,” a haunting synth-pop track that’s as emotionally raw as it is rhythmically infectious.

Lace up your checkered Vans shoes because Warped Tour is finally hitting up Long Beach!

Grave Secrets recovers from a toxic relationship in their new skate punk single, “OMWDOWN!”

McKay’s new single “Casino” crescendos with emotion.

Kai Bosch channels pure romantic euphoria on “Summer of Love,” a radiant indie pop track that captures the dizzying rush of new connection.

Former Anberlin member Stephen Christian returns with new project Anchor & Braille, and a new alt-rock single, “Real Life.”

Burp’s new single, “ELW,” offers both good advice and catchy hooks.

King of Foxes irreverantly pokes fun at the “bad boy” trope in catchy new single, “Bad News.”