Tag: covid 19
Party Favor and Elohim collab on new track “Losing My Mind”—listen
Producer/DJ Party Favor (Dylan Ragland) and vocalist Elohim are unleashing their menacing new single “Losing My Mind.” AltPress is bringing you a first look...
Bring Me The Horizon drop new Oli Sykes-directed video for “DiE4u”—watch
Bring Me The Horizon have released a new video for their latest single "DiE4u.”
Additionally, the band will be hitting the road for their Post...
Gang Of Four on what they learned from James Brown, COVID-19 and more
Welcome to the second installment of our exclusive two-part conversation with Leeds, U.K. post-punk icons Gang Of Four, represented by singer Jon King and...
Coheed And Cambria and the Used livestream gives front-row seat for tour
Tickets for Coheed And Cambria and the Used’s upcoming Veeps stream are available for purchase. The livestream will bring viewers into the audience as...
Evanescence and Halestorm add new dates for fall co-headlining tour
Evanescence and Halestorm have included additional dates in their upcoming fall tour across the United States.
The bands have added Denver, Tampa, Nashville and Minneapolis...
We Came As Romans release “Black Hole” ahead of ‘To Plant A Seed’ tour
We Came As Romans have released a new video for their latest single “Black Hole.” The new track also features Caleb Shomo of Beartooth.
Additionally,...
NOAHFINNCE on self-care, trans rights and Gen Z activism
YOUR FIRST MUSICAL LOVE.
I consider Busted my first musical love. They made me want to play guitar, and then I got a guitar for...
Here’s how to get free tickets to Anti-Flag’s 2021 North American tour
Anti-Flag have announced tour dates for fall 2021. The group will perform in over a dozen North American cities during the run, and tickets...
Lowertown showcase a more mature sound with new single “Seaface”—listen
Lowertown are showing their musical growth and maturity ahead of their upcoming EP in the brand-new single “Seaface.” Alternative Press is bringing you a...
11 alternative groups still playing together after a decade or more
Whether due to personal reasons, creative differences or non-music-related conflicts, it’s pretty common for a band’s lineup to shift over time. And in that...
