It seems like everyone is doing 10-year tours these days. Why not have some bands who have longevity take their spot? A few of the bands have broken up but that hasn't stopped anyone from reuniting. Check out our picks below and let us know if we missed any!
Seasons Change have premiered their new single and video for the song, Valentine. The song serves as a tribute to the singer's brother. Watch it below
More Than Skies is the singer-songwriter project of Long Island native, Adam James. His musical style has been best described as honest, orchestrated folk-rock with a healthy helping of angst. Each live performance brings something unique to the listener; whether performing as a band or as a solo artist, the passion and vigor remains in tact. He will make his triumphant return on March 24th, 2015, with a self-titled double LP that is as intricate and dynamic, as it is personal.
Hit The Lights have debuted the second chapter of "Skeleton Series," a documentary-style series created by Kyle Thrash. This episode involves the band recalling the last time they moshed. Watch it below
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Millencolin will release their new album titled ‘True Brew’ this April on Epitaph Records! Check out the first track and video ‘Sense & Sensibility’ below
Torche is streaming their upcoming album, Restarter, over at Noisey.
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Looks like Deryck from Sum 41 has been writing with 5 Seconds of Summer. Maybe now they'll make some actual music and not just get by on their looks.
Dead Kennedys have announced a string of UK and EU headline tour dates for June 2015.
Guitar World got an exclusive tour of Dimebag Darrell's home and recording studio.
Enjoy our exclusive video tour, which offers a private look at Dime's impressive guitar collection, not to mention his home, memorabilia, kitchen, bathrooms (Note: Dime's bathrooms are more interesting than they sound!) and a lot more.
Entertain Me has all the great stories about how Deftones got together, what it was like in the early years, and all the other shit that we as fans love to hear, but it also flips it, and talks about the price you pay when touring non stop for years, being in the studio for months and years, and how just being in a band effects not just you, but your family and friends. That might be where it gets depressing. Yes, there are moments that are not so happy, both in interviews and on the road. This film was shelved until it was unearthed recently. Watch the trailer below and the actual film here.
