Stage dives, slam anthems, and unexpected connections. Day one proved hardcore is still fueled by chaos and community.

Jaden Sade stuns in experimental indie pop record, ‘The Forgotten Chapters.’

Ozzy and Black Sabbath’s final show made history—raising over $190 million for charity.

Poptones channel urgency and heartbreak on shimmering new single “Say Something Now.”

Dancehall return with 100% Music—a razor-sharp post-punk album due this fall. Lead single “Fun” is anything but polite.

“I’m Good” is ZØYA’s defiant, synth-fueled anthem about cutting ties, moving on, and owning your worth.

A sharp, cathartic anthem that skewers Southern elitism and religious hypocrisy with wit, style, and fearless honesty.

A moody, slow-burning anthem about heartbreak, reflection, and the things we can’t undo.

Kristen Izer finds comfort after a toxic workplace relationship in her debut EP, ‘The Perfect Hire.’

A soothing, synth-soaked track that turns dystopian anxiety into pure dream pop serenity.

Goldcry put a fresh, brooding spin on Deftones’ classic “Change (In the House of Flies),” honoring the original with haunting intensity.

Curious Volume deliver heartache and hooks on “Former King” — a power-pop anthem for letting go and moving on.

A soaring new single, a stacked tour, and an album on the horizon—Kerosene Heights are leveling up.

Spite House return with a blistering new single and announce their heaviest album yet.

Queens of the Stone Age go subterranean for a European run inspired by death, decay, and distortion.

One more time with feeling—Silverstein’s 25-year celebration ends here.

Real Estate celebrate 11+ years of Atlas with a special anniversary tour this fall.

KOYO announce first-ever headlining tour with Ben Quad, Restraining Order, and more. Tickets on sale Friday.

The Honesty shares their pop-punk “Point of View” in their latest single.

This Will Destroy You turned The Echoplex into a slow-burning dreamscape of sound and silence.