Tokyo Rose and The Beautiful Mistake brought raw emotion and unfiltered energy to an unforgettable night at Los Globos.

With their second single back, Motion City Soundtrack doubles down on energy, attitude, and unmistakable pop-punk charm.

Dead Poet Society reimagine “Running in Circles” with a stripped-down piano version—raw, intimate, and emotionally powerful.

A gentle, emotionally rich journey told through lush instrumentation and heartfelt Korean vocals.

Jane Doe blends classic rock grit with ‘90s grunge fire on their explosive new single “The Menu”—a raw, riff-heavy blast of pure rock swagger.

Dark Divine drop a haunting, breakdown-heavy banger with “Better Start Digging”—dark, intense, and impossible to ignore.

San Gabriel’s “Playing With Fire” is a powerful anthem of heartbreak, healing, and finding strength through letting go.

A raw, emotionally charged anthem that captures the ache of moving on—“Letting Go” sets the tone for what’s to come.

Gag Salon’s new single “Man’s An Artist” challenges the status quo and parasocial dynamics.

With “Easy Love,” The Blue Van deliver a sun-soaked anthem of resilience—bright, catchy, and full of hope even when life gets messy.

Crystal Tides channel big-screen nostalgia in “Movies,” a dreamy indie-pop escape from real life.

Pool Kids get raw and reflective on “Leona Street,” the latest single from their upcoming album Easier Said Than Done.

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.