Being a senior citizen can’t stop the venerable Marty Wilde from doing what he does best: singing and recording. Those who thought the veteran’s 2020’s album “Running Together” could become his last – and hoped it would not – were … Continue reading
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Noise rock duo ’68 are closing the chapter on their career with a final tour, marking the end of an era for fans worldwide.
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On Tuesday, the 15th-seeded Pitt scored an upset win over Stanford in the opening game of the ACC tournament. It was a closely contested game, and Pitt won it by a single point, 64-63. The true hero of the game was senior guard Damarco Minor, who caught his own rebound and scored with less than a second on the clock. But in a game that close, anything can make a difference. So maybe the deciding factor was the one mysterious, extremely loud person, presumably a Pitt fan, who spent the game’s second half bellowing ’90s alt-rock ballads at Stanford players.
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A music video for that track has just landed.
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Industrial metal stalwarts Fear Factory are adding to their existing touring plans by announcing a headlining run of shows called the ‘Cybernetic Domination Tour’.
Set to kick off on November 13 in Wichita, Kansas and coming to a close on November 29 in Los Angeles, the 12-date run will see the band sharing stages with Darkest Hour and Brotality serving as direct support and opening act, respectively.
This newly announced tour will take place after their previously announced run with Mushroomhead and Mongolian folk metal outfit Nine Treasures. The dates for that tour are posted below, along with the dates from the ‘Cybernetic Domination’ run.
Fear Factory live dates:
11/13 Wichita, KS Wave
11/14 Denver, CO Oriental Theater
11/15 Colorado Springs, CO Black Sheep
11/17 Billings, MT Pub Station
11/18 Great Falls, MT The Newberry
11/20 Seattle, WA El Corazon
11/21 Portland, OR The Hawthorne Theatre
11/22 Boise, ID Shrine Social Club
11/24 Fresno, CA Strummers
11/25 San Diego, CA House of Blues
11/27 Pomona, CA The Glass House
11/29 Los Angeles, CA The Whisky A Go Go
10/13 New Haven, CT Toad’s Place
10/14 Portland, ME Aura
10/15 Hampton Beach, NH Wally’s
10/16 Harrisburg, PA Capitol City Music Hall
10/17 Stroudsburg, PA Sherman Theater
10/18 Leesburg, VA Tally Ho
10/20 Glenside, PA Keswick Theater
10/21 Pittsburgh, PA Preserving Underground
10/22 Harrison, OH The Blue Note
10/23 St. Charles, IL Arcada Theater
10/24 Green Bay, WI Epic Events Center
10/25 Belvidere, IL Apollo Theater
10/27 Hobart, IN The Art Theatre
10/28 Cadillac, MI Venue Event Center
10/29 Flint, MI Machine Shop
10/31 Cleveland, OH Agora Theater
11/1 Ft. Wayne, IN Pierre’s
11/3 Lexington, KY Manchester Music Hall
11/5 Houston, TX Scout Bar
11/6 Austin, TX Come And Take It Live
11/7 Corpus Christi, TX Brewster Ice House
11/8 Dallas, TX AM/FM
11/10 Sauget, IL Pop’s
11/11 Nashville, TN Basement East
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Therapy? have just been announced as the new Friday night headliners of Takedown Festival 2026.
The Northern Ireland alt.rock legends will headline the Kerrang! Stage on the Friday night (April 3) of the Portsmouth event, with Phil Campbell And The Bastard Sons having had to pull out due to an ongoing medical condition.
“As you will have heard, Phil Campbell has sadly had to withdraw from this year’s event,” explains Takedown’s Kai Harris. “Phil’s health and family comes first of course and we are sure you will join all of us at Takedown Festival in wishing him a speedy recovery.
“We are super-grateful and beyond excited to announce a band very dear to our hearts that will be filling Phil Campbell And The Bastard Sons’ very large boots. The very first band I saw at a big venue 34 years ago, purveyors of the finest bouncy riffage and hooks to die for, the mighty… Therapy?”
Elsewhere, Jack Bennett aka Grumble Bee will also appear at Takedown 2026, along with the newly-revealed winners of the Amplead: Apply To Play scheme, Blacklight Vice, Monochrome and Stone Soup.
The fest takes place at Portsmouth Guildhall on April 3 – 4, and will also include the likes of PRESIDENT, WARGASM, As It Is, Graphic Nature, Mouth Culture, Vower and Zetra. Get your tickets now.
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Posted on March 11th 2026, 5:00p.m.
(written by Islander) How long has it been? How long has it been since you first heard the Arizona band Lago, or last heard them? In my case the first exposure was 13 years ago when I heard (and was floored by) their two-song demo Tyranny. Ever since then, I’ve followed their releases closely and […]
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Six Feet Under announced their new record this morning, but that’s not all they’ve got planned for 2026.
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