Pierce the Veil level up in 2026, announcing a massive hometown show at Petco Park as their arena run continues.

Converge enter a new era with their most emotionally charged and commanding work in decades.

A raw and urgent look at the end of the world told through memory, chaos, and crushing post hardcore energy.

Corre Diablo’s “Monument” erupts like a sonic wildfire, blending anguish and adrenaline into four minutes of pure, unfiltered power.

Recollection deliver “Lover’s Quarrel” — a moving new single from their debut EP Vivid Dreams, out Friday via Pop Wig, ahead of their upcoming LA shows at For The Children.

The Sound of Animals Fighting turned The Roxy into a living, breathing experience, blending art, energy, and emotion into one unforgettable night.

Commoner’s “Breach” is powerful, honest, and alive with raw energy.

The Used closed out their House of Blues run with a fiery, emotional celebration of Lies for the Liars.

The Devil Wears Prada return with “Everybody Knows,” a dark and emotional anthem that cuts deep and hits harder.

Dayseeker pour heartbreak and honesty into “Crawl Back To My Coffin” — a haunting, emotional ballad that reminds us pain can still sound beautiful.

Bad Omens return with a track that bleeds emotion and power, turning heartbreak into an anthem built for the big stage.

Save Us crash onto the scene with “Bruised,” a raw and powerful debut that blends emotion, aggression, and honesty in classic Solid State fashion.

Dweller share evocative new single and video “Make Home,” exploring themes of displacement and belonging.

Excide return with “Your Flowers,” a cathartic blast of post-hardcore fury packed with emotion, tension, and a taste of what’s to come.

DIY chaos meets precision fury—A Bitter Canvas’s “Wither” is a short, sharp scream from the East Bay underground.

A fuzz-soaked frenzy of noise and melody, “Traffic Jam” finds Cloud Nothings at their most raw and relentless.

A punchy, heartfelt release that blends pop-punk grit with post-hardcore intensity—Best Noodles In Town are hitting their stride.

An identity crisis you can scream along to—Split Chain’s “Who Am I?” hits hard and cuts deep.

Emo artist Roderik’s new single, “All Or Nothing,” will eventually be hailed as an emo classic.

The Belasco felt small by the end of the night. Superheaven made sure of that. They turned an ordinary concert into a sonic landslide.