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1 week ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Mynxii White
HEALTH and Chelsea Wolfe have joined forces for a new single, MEAN. The collab follows HEALTH’s FREE TO DIE with Filter last October, and Chelsea’s 2024 album She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She – which landed at #13 in Kerrang!’s albums of the year round-up. “Chelsea Wolfe simply doesn't make bad music,” we wrote of the record. “But even so, She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She was an exceptional work.
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3 weeks ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner
With several live appearances planned, it looks like 2025 might also be the year we finally get new music from Good Charlotte.
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3 weeks ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Joseph Llanes
Following 2022 ninth LP The Art Of Survival, Bush have just announced their 10th album, I Beat Loneliness. Due out on July 18 via earMUSIC, the record is previewed today by teaser track 60 Ways To Forget People, with an ‘official first single’ then dropping on June 5. Frontman Gavin Rossdale – who produced the album alongside Erik Ron – reveals: “What I feel about this record is it addresses the common struggles we all have.
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3 weeks ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Kevin Allen
Three years after Pressure Cooker, Militarie Gun and Dazy have teamed up for another new single. They join forces for 2025 collab Tall People Don’t Live Long, which is Militarie Gun’s first new music since the band’s summer standalone track Thought You Were Waving. Frontman Ian Shelton shares: “James [Goodson, aka Dazy] is taller than me so you can guess how I came up with the title of this song.
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4 weeks ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Gareth Parker
Following a triumphant UKheadline tour, The Darkness have just announced they’ll be taking their newalbum Dreams On Toast over to North America. The band tease that theU.S. and Canada will get to experience their “rock’n’roll rampage” in August,September and November, sharing that fans of “peanut butter and jelly, maplesyrup, or lovers of marmite” are all welcome.
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4 weeks ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Matt Chapman
Ahead of this summer’s debut album Violent Delights, Jools have just dropped another new single. The track goes by the name Live Deliciously, and vocalist Kate Price explains that it “explores a personal struggle between a person’s masculine and feminine sides, framed through the lens of a bar fight between those two conflicting sides.
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1 month ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner
Mark Hoppus has reflected on the moment he accidentally went public with the news he had cancer. Thinking he was simply sending a private photo to his family WhatsApp chat, the blink-182 bassist mistakenly posted a pic of himself undergoing chemo in the summer of 2021 to his Instagram – with the news then of course spreading like wildfire, and Mark having to make a public statement about what he had been going through for the past few months.
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1 month ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner
Guitarist Téa Campbell has announced that she has left Meet Me @ The Altar. The pop-punks – who are therefore now a duo, comprised of vocalist Edith Victoria and drummer Ada Juarez – have confirmed that they will continue, and in fact have now become an independent band again after several years signed to Fueled By Ramen. A statement from MMATA reads: “Téa is stepping away from the band to embark on a new chapter of her life.
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1 month ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner
Sleep Theory have released another new single from their forthcoming debut album Afterglow. Following previous tracks Static, Stuck In My Head and Fallout, today they share the intriguingly-titled III, which vocalist Cullen Moore says is about “betrayal”. “It’s that gut-wrenching feeling when someone you trusted completely lets you down,” the singer explains. “The song dives into that pain, but it’s also about facing the truth, even when it hurts and realising not everyone is who they say they are.
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1 month ago | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Chris Tomlin |Phil Rowley
A special new Nirvana exhibition has been announced at London’s Royal College of Music Museum this summer. The prestigious Kensington institution is bringing Kurt Cobain’s rare Martin D-18E guitar to public view in the UK for the first time as part of a wider exploration of the band’s legendary 1993 MTV Unplugged performance.
