Shinedown and more have previously exited the fest in light of fan uproar.
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Shinedown and more have previously exited the fest in light of fan uproar.
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TAKEN FROM NEW ALBUM NO PLACE OF WARMTH OUT 8TH MAY via CENTURY MEDIA RECORDS PRE-SAVE / PRE-ORDER HERE FROZEN SOUL drop ‘DEATHWEAVER‘ just ahead of […]
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SISKA present ‘Gangster (Roaring Twenties)‘, a new single taken from the album ‘Broken Dreams‘, released on January 16st, 2026. The track is accompanied by the official music video, now available online. The album ‘Broken Dreams‘ was entirely mixed and mastered by Max Norman, a legendary producer known for his work with Ozzy Osbourne and Megadeth. […]
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DEVILDRIVER to Unleash Ferocious New Album Strike and Kill on July 10, 2026 via Napalm Records! Pre-Order NOW! Official Video For Lead Single “Dig Your Own Grave” Watch HERE! […]
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Featuring four songs from The Fearless Flying Frog Brigade’s 2023 touring.
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In a new interview with British Vogue, Charli XCX has revealed that her upcoming 8th album is built on and inspired by rock music.

In the interview, Charli invites journalist Laura Snapes into a studio in West London to play songs from what is aptly dubbed ‘xcx8’ at the moment. The first song that is played begins with what is described as exhibiting “Heavily processed guitars” before Charli herself states,“I think the dance floor is dead, so now we’re making rock music.” A second song is described as “queasy feedback warps beneath a dead-eyed incantation about going shopping for a new personality and falling at the first hurdle”.
It’s not the first time Charli has dabbled in guitar music, with her 2014 album ‘Sucker’ bringing plenty of Britpop and rebellious punk influences to counter her typically bubblegum pop approach.
But in following up an album that was as much of a cultural movement as 2024’s ‘Brat’ with a sound that is completely the opposite is obviously going to turn heads.
For Charli, it appears as though she didn’t really have any other choice, as she explains:
“If I’d made another album that felt more dance-leaning, it would have felt really hard, really sad, but what’s interesting for me is to bend the possibilities of what my perspective on that could be”.
“For me, it’s fun to flip the form. We know there’s gonna be people who are bothered by it, but that’s fine.”
Whilst her producer AG Cook had this to say about the process and watching Charli create the record with such an intent:
“It’s not just this flex of, ‘Oh, I did this other album.’ She’s really responding to a feeling that a lot of people have in 2026 of there being so much, almost too much. What do you hold onto? I’m inspired by seeing how she’s so ready to do that rather than take it easy.”
The album is currently unfinished, but the direction that it is heading is certainly VERY interesting. Keep those eyes peeled for more.
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When we interviewed her last year ahead of new album Neon Grey Midnight Green, Neko Case said things were in motion with the Thelma & Louise musical she’s been working on for a decade. Now it’s finally going to debut.
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No, we still don’t know when Stove is coming. Lana Del Rey’s long-delayed new album —initially announced as a country album called Lasso — remains an enigma. But it’s not that she refuses to put out new music: In February she dropped the single “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter.” Today she’s back with “First…
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Rock heavyweights Staind have officially been tapped to headline the Sioux Falls, South Dakota, stop of the Rock the Country festival on June 28. While the addition of the multi-platinum band adds massive firepower to the rock-and-country crossover event, the announcement comes amid a wave of fan “betrayal” as organizers slashed ticket prices by 50%—leaving early-bird buyers who paid full price demanding refunds.
Staind frontman Aaron Lewis was already slated for the tour with his solo country band, The Stateliners. However, with superstar Jelly Roll forced to bow out of the Sioux Falls date, Lewis called upon his longtime bandmates in Staind to fill the headlining void.
Sioux Falls is currently the only stop on the seven-city tour that Jelly Roll is scheduled to miss, making the Staind appearance a rare, site-specific pivot for the rock and groove metal crowds attending the festival.
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While Staind fans are cheering the lineup upgrade, the festival’s marketing tactics have sparked a firestorm on social media. To combat rising fuel costs and boost sales, the festival launched promo code “FUEL,” dropping single-day GA tickets to $59 and weekend passes to $99.
The move backfired with loyal fans who bought tickets during the “lowest price guaranteed” presale.
The Sioux Falls stop is just the latest in a series of major changes for the 2026 tour. Since its announcement, Shinedown, Ludacris, and Morgan Wade have all exited the rotating lineup. The instability previously led to the total cancellation of the Anderson, South Carolina, date.
Despite the back-end drama, the festival continues to feature heavy hitters like Kid Rock, Jason Aldean, and Hank Williams Jr. across its remaining small-town stops.
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Staind is replacing Jelly Roll as the headliner for Rock the Country in Sioux Falls on June 28. The news is overshadowed by massive fan backlash after the festival offered a 50% ticket discount (Code: FUEL), leaving original ticket holders feeling “ripped off” and demanding partial refunds.

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