Coachella’s 2026 lineup is rock-heavy, suggesting a sonically diverse event with appearances by Justin Bieber, Drain, and Turnstile.

Turnstile returned to NPR’s Tiny Desk with stripped-down cuts from Never Enough — and made history by pulling off the first stage dive in the series.

Chiodos double down on nostalgia, bringing All’s Well That Ends Well back for a second victory lap 20 years later.

Boys Like Girls bring the stadium home with The Homecoming—a live album and film that proves their anthems still hit just as hard.

Kevin Parker ushers in a new era with Tame Impala’s fifth album Deadbeat, blending club psychedelia and rave-inspired grooves—out October 17 via Columbia Records.

The Home Team take their high-energy heavy-pop worldwide with The Crucible of Life Tour, hitting Australia, the UK, and the U.S. this fall.

Memphis May Fire return with The Shapeshifter Tour Leg 2, joined by Rain City Drive, Nevertel, and If Not For Me for a high-voltage fall run.

Dying Wish hit the road this fall with the Flesh Stays Together Tour—brutal, emotional, and unmissable.

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.

Purity Ring return with a self-titled album, dreamy new single, and a fall 2025 tour — marking a bold new chapter in their ethereal sound.

A career-defining tour backed by their most vulnerable album yet—hot mulligan are ready to break hearts and blow roofs off.

A genre-smashing fall invasion from Poppy, where metal meets mayhem and nothing is what it seems.

A new era begins—Twenty One Pilots break the silence with “The Contract” and prepare to breach everything you thought you knew.

David Byrne returns with a new album, a global vision, and absolutely no intention of standing still.

Turnstile’s bringing Never Enough to L.A.—and this time, it’s outside, louder, and way less forgiving.

Two generations of anthems, one unforgettable tour—get ready for maximum fun.

21 years of chaos, breakdowns, and blood—The Curse rides again.