Year: 2023

Taking Back Sunday’s excitement is palpable as they enter 2023. The band’s core members—Adam Lazzara, John Nolan, Mark O’Connell, and Shaun Cooper—are poised for an eventful year with fresh music. From their 2002 debut to 2016’s Tidal Wave, the band’s evolution remains evident.

Slaughter to Prevail, emerging from metal’s shadows wields an unyielding sound akin to a storm’s fury. Fronted by Alex Terrible, their deathcore-blackened metal fusion is relentless, leaving no survivors.

Pennywise, the enduring institution from Hermosa Beach, CA, defies mainstream norms with their SoCal punk spirit. For over three decades, they’ve melded defiance and celebration, producing classics like “Fuck Authority” and “Bro Hymn.” “Never Gonna Die,” their first full album in a decade, confronts today’s chaos with timeless determination.

Limp Bizkit are returning to Australia for Good Things Festival!

Get ready for an electrifying experience as Fall Out Boy, one of rock music’s best-selling bands, gears up to make their mark at the upcoming ‘Good Things Festival’ in December. On March 24, 2023, Fall Out Boy unleashed their highly anticipated eighth studio album, titled So Much (For) Stardust, released under the banners of Fueled By Ramen/Elektra/DCD2 Records.

Produced by Brian Eno, 1978’s “Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!” ignited underground fame with its call-to-arms sound. DEVO’s unconventional image and themes sparked both admiration and criticism. “Duty Now for the Future” (1979) followed with more success. “Freedom of Choice” (1980) marked a peak, yielding the hit “Whip It” and iconic video. Albums like “New Traditionalists,” “Oh NO It’s DEVO!,” “Shout,” and “Total Devo” led to extensive 1980s touring. In 1990, they shifted focus from music to film and TV.

I Prevail, originating in Detroit in 2013, embody autonomy and distinctive prowess with their latest album “True Power” (Fearless Records).