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Flyleaf Offers a Glimpse Into the Studio, Revealing 17 Potential New Songs With Lacey Sturm
🚌MEDIA ALERT: From Ashes to New Announce Spring 2027 Headline Tour + Donate $1 For Every Ticket Sold to Musicians On Call🚌
Twin Temple Share “Nothing Matters” In Advance Of ‘DOOMED LOVERS’ Release Friday | Announce 2027 N. American Tour
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Is STARSET Hiding a Binary Message in Their New Song Titles?
SLIPKNOT ANNOUNCE MASSIVE 2027 “(sic)EST STADIUM TOUR” WITH BRING ME THE HORIZON
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All I could say was, “I’m sorry.” Visiting the Donald J. Trump & Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Bookmobile | Omaha, Nebraska | September 14, 2026
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Slipknot Launches (sic)est Records, Marking a New Era of Creative Independence – Releases ARSENAL
The reunited rock band shares a behind-the-scenes look at its creative process, offering fans their first tantalizing clues about what could become a long-awaited new album. More than 14 years after Lacey Sturm’s departure from Flyleaf, the band appears to be taking another significant step toward its next chapter. Recent
Confessions of a Football Mom: What the Hell Is Happening on That Field? September 29, 2026 Words by Adam Tibbott Football seems like a relatively simple game, at least until you’re the parent sitting in the stands trying to figure out why everyone is cheering, what just happened on the
VERIZON WIRELESS THEATER – HOUSTON, TX – PHOTOS BY SARAH ERVIN
CYNTHIA WOODS MITCHELL PAVILION – THE WOODLANDS, TX – PHOTOS BY SARAH ERIVN
NEW DAISY THEATER – NOVEMBER 27, 2007 – PHOTOS BY SARAH ERVIN
SCOUT BAR – WEBSTER, TX – PHOTOS BY SARAH ERVIN
WHITE RABBIT – SAN ANTONIO, TX – PHOTOS BY SARAH ERVIN
WHITE RABBIT – SAN ANTONIO, TX – PHOTOS BY SARAH ERVIN
SCOUT BAR – HOUSTON, TX – APRIL 10, 2027 – PHOTOS BY SARAH ERVIN
October 9, 2026 The Truman, Kansas City, Missouri Words and Photos by Adam Tibbott There was something familiar about the aggression inside Kansas City’s The Truman on Friday night. Something I hadn’t experienced on this level in a few decades. It wasn’t simply the volume of the music, the brutality
