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This weekend in the City of Brotherly Love, there will be nothing but good times and loud music, as Lamb Of God hosts a special pop-up show in the historic city. Because as you know, these guys have a history with Killadelphia…

Announced earlier this morning, Lamb Of God will play a special show at the Theatre of Living Arts (TLA) on Sunday, March 15 — just two days after the release of their forthcoming record Into Oblivion. Sharing the stage with them that night will be the insanely killer Fit For an Autopsy.

For those that don’t know, the TLA is a pretty intimate venue in Philadelphia, so it’s a great time to catch a band like Lamb Of God up-close and personal. And how much would a show like this set you back? $15. That’s it. Fees included.

Fans looking to attend the show will have to request tickets via Ticketmaster. Tickets that can be fulfilled will automatically be charged to your credit card if you sign up, just know that signing up doesn’t guarantee you tickets. Requests must be sent in by March 11, 10 p.m. Eastern.

If you can’t make it out this Sunday, don’t fret. They’ll be playing a fuck ton of shows pretty soon. You can find the full list of dates below.

Into Oblivion North American tour dates:

March 17 National Harbor, MD The Theater MGM National Harbor
March 19 Montreal, QC Bell Centre
March 20 Toronto, ON GCT Theatre
March 22 Detroit, MI Fox Theatre
March 24 Minneapolis, MN Armory
March 25 Chicago, IL Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
March 27 Denver, CO Fillmore Auditorium
March 28 Salt Lake City, UT The Union Event Center
March 30 Portland, OR Theater of the Clouds
March 31 Seattle, WA WAMU Theater
April 1 Vancouver, BC PNE Forum
April 3 San Francisco, CA The Masonic
April 4 Inglewood, CA YouTube Theater
April 5 Phoenix, AZ Arizona Financial Theatre
April 7 Albuquerque, NM Revel Entertainment Center
April 10 Austin, TX Moody Amphitheater
April 11 Irving, TX The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
April 12 Houston, TX 713 Music Hall
April 14 Nashville, TN War Memorial Auditorium
April 15 Atlanta, GA Coca-Cola Roxy Theatre
April 16 Raleigh, NC Red Hat Amphitheater
April 18 Reading, PA Santander Arena
April 19 Virginia Beach, VA The Dome
April 21 Buffalo, NY Buffalo RiverWorks
April 23 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Paramount
April 25 Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena
April 26 Boston, MA MGM Music Hall at Fenway

Additional 2026 tour dates:

May 9 Daytona Beach, FL Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival
May 17 Dayton, OH Welcome to Rockville
May 20 San Juan, PR Coliseo de Puerto Rico
July 24 Istanbul, TR Bonus Parkorman
July 25 – 27 Plovdiv, BG Hills of Rock
July 27 – 31 Râşnov, RO Rockstadt Extreme Fest
August 1 Wacken, DE Wacken Open Air
August 3 Leipzig, DE Haus Auensee
August 5 Lisbon, PT Vagos Open Air
August 6 – 9 Kortrijk, BE Alcatraz Open Air
August 7 Walton-on-Trent, UK Bloodstock Open Air
August 11 Copenhagen, DK K.B. Hallen
August 12 – 16 Dinkelsbühl, DE Summer Breeze
August 13 – 15 Sulingen, DE Reload Festival
August 14 – 16 Eindhoven, NL Dynamo Metalfest
October 30 – November 3 Miami, FL Headbangers Boat

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(Here we have DGR’s review of the latest album from Exhumed, which is out now on Relapse Records.) When you start writing you assume you won’t ever be on the journalistic “beat” of some bands, yet somehow you seem to fall into a routine and over time wind up covering their releases far more than […]

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Posted on March 10th 2026, 2:00p.m.

A month ago, New York City’s sadie released the enchanting song “Arms Wide.” Now the hyperpop-tinged singer-songwriter is announcing her long-awaited, self-produced debut album Better Angels. The second single “Wash” is here today. “I wrote this album during a sea change in my life — my 10 year relationship was ending, and I was about…

The post sadie Announces Debut Album <em>Better Angels</em>: Hear “Wash” appeared first on Stereogum.

Jack White is tired of being misquoted

Kim Gordon isn’t the only Sonic Youth co-leader who’s about to put out a new album. Her ex-husband Thurston Moore recently teamed up with fellow underground veteran Bonner Kramer (formerly known as just plain Kramer) to record a mostly improvisational LP called They Came Like Swallows – Seven Requiems For The Children Of Gaza. We…

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Oklou made Choke Enough, one of the Best Albums Of 2025, and now she’s also the latest artist to do a cover for Australian radio station Triple J’s Like A Version series. The French electro-pop artist picked the 2005 Plain White T’s hit “Hey There Delilah” and flaunted some of her cello skills while she was at it, backed by Florian Le Prisé on acoustic guitar. It’s a whole lot better than that Drake remix! Watch it below.

The post Watch Oklou Cover “Hey There Delilah” On Cello For Triple J appeared first on Stereogum.

Where they from?
A Coruna, Spain. Whats up with the NHL scheduling these random afternoon games on Monday? Just checked my phone to see that L.A. and Columbus are tied at three heading into the third period. Dude, I just got off work, I am not emotionally prepared for Darcy Kuemper to sabotage my fantasy team this early in the day. Give me an hour or two for fuck’s sake.

Why the hype?
Spain’s finest and most legendary grindcore unit have decided to mark their 25th anniversary (Jesus, where does the time go?) with an EP that brings the band back to their rudiments, namely concocting whirling dervishes of grindcore mixed with splatter-thrash that turn on a dime. Nashgul are one of the few bands to appear in this column that would appeal just as much to the hardcore Terrorizer crowd as they would fans of Municipal Waste and Creepsylvania’s own Ghoul. Almost like it’s worth it missing the L.A. Kings shitting the bed in the middle of the day to listen to ‘em.

Latest Release?
Santa Cruz Session, self-released. This aforementioned EP contains everything we love about longform grindcore: mountains of thrash and D-beats punctuated with eviscerating single-pedal blasts and, of course, cheesy horror movie samples. I could easily see these songs setting fire to basement venues around the world.

The post Blast Worship: Nashgul appeared first on Decibel Magazine.

Joseph Settine of Nashville-based The Brook and The Bluff talks about the bar tab at the band’s first gig and why he takes a blender on tour.

Joseph Settine of Nashville-based The Brook and The Bluff talks about the bar tab at the band’s first gig and why he takes a blender on tour.