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Icons of goth and doom, PARADISE LOST have revealed the second single, “Serpent on the Cross,“ from their long-awaited, 17th album Ascension that’s out September 19th from Nuclear Blast Records.

Pierce the Veil’s I Can’t Hear You tour stopped at the Kia Forum for three sold-out shows on June 26 and 27 and then back on July 1 after a stop in Las Vegas.

The second leg of Bayside’s 25th anniversary The Errors Tour stopped in Anaheim for two nights at the House of Blues. Opening both nights was Chicago pop punk band Smoking Popes.

Cleveland, Ohio based doom purveyors FRAYLE have begun their triumphant return with a brand new single, the chillingly dense “Walking Wounded.” The track impresses with a whispering wall-of-sound that crushes with spine-tingling stacks of harmonies, providing a haunting showcase of what’s to come from the band in 2025.

Valiant power metal warriors WARKINGS charge into battle with the epic power metal album of fire, steel, and fate, Armageddon, out July 4, 2025 via Napalm Records.

LISTEN TO THE EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE OF “BETTER NOW“ FROM LIKE GHOSTS ONLY ON OUTBURN.COM Nodding to an array of influence from across post-hardcore and alternative rock, the high-octane thrill ride marks the band’s first single of 2025. 

Fresh off a largely sold out Spring 2025 North American run, GRAMMY-nominated heavyweights TRIVIUM are thrilled to announce their upcoming Fall 2025 headline tour plans.

Meaning “beyond metal,” METAL FORTH features collaborations with Poppy, Spiritbox, Tom Morello, Bloodywood, Electric Callboy, Polyphia, and Slaughter to Prevail—artists BABYMETAL has connected with while touring the globe.

On their sixth studio album, the band returns with a darker, more thunderous brew — diving headfirst into the themes of medieval persecution, religious oppression, and the unbreakable spirit of resistance.

Gaahls Wyrd will soon unleash their sophomore full-length masterpiece, the hypnotic Braiding the Stories, on June 6 via the revered Season of Mist. Formed by the legendary Kristian “Gaahl” Espedal in 2015, Gaahls Wyrd quickly earned much acclaim.