Five tracks of breakneck drums, killer guitar riffs, and infectious hooks prove The Chandelier Swing are more than just another Warped Tour nostalgia act.

The Syracuse four-piece deliver aggressive riffs, emotional vocals, and a seriously infectious chorus on their new single.

Trivium are back with a new album, a brand-new music video, and a fall headline tour kicking off November 5.

Popfree deliver raw emotion, haunting melodies, and explosive post-hardcore on “Giving Up.”

Fresh off the release of Hush, Porch Light brought youthful energy, explosive guitars, and a fearless performance to the Troubadour in West Hollywood, with Superhero opening the night.

With Car Culture and Sweden’s Horse Vision opening the night, Chanel Beads transformed the Fonda Theatre into a dreamy, emotional experience.

Godzilla in the Kitchen serve up a sludgy monster with “Humility.”

Parkway Drive bring their massive Sydney Opera House performance home.

Dark pop, desert dreams, and a little Tuesday night chaos.

Sleeping With Sirens launch their North American tour in Anaheim with an emotional opening-night performance and Rain City Drive setting the stage.

Jovi Skyler digs into ’90s grunge, punk, psychedelia, and surf rock across ten tracks that aren’t afraid to get a little strange.

With Violent Magic Orchestra and Secret Chiefs 3 along for the ride, Igorrr delivered a genre-smashing night of operatic beauty, electronic madness, crushing metal, and unforgettable visuals.

The Nashville solo artist goes faster and heavier than ever without losing control of the hooks, grooves, and clean vocals that make his sound stand out.

The British alt-rockers pair explosive guitars, stomach-rattling grooves, and Carmen Millino’s powerhouse vocals on their infectious new single.

The Florida metalcore heavyweights unleash another taste of Landfall before hitting the road with We Came As Romans, Varials, and Cane Hill.

The Louisville band cram intrusive thoughts, emo hooks, skate punk energy, and plenty of chaos into one frantic minute.

The Florida outfit turn a childhood influence into a full-circle collaboration packed with pop-punk hooks, metalcore muscle, and one very warm beer.

Social Distortion, Descendents, and The Chats packed three generations of punk into one massive night at the Hollywood Palladium.

The Canadian alt-rockers bring thick bass, huge guitars, and some serious 120 Minutes energy to a standout from their new album All Your Worships.

The Canadian hardcore veterans bring melody, speed, and one hell of a breakdown to the latest taste of their eighth album, Chosen Hell.