Japanese punk favorites Otoboke Beaver are back today with their first new song in four years. “I Don’t Need To Be In Your Strike Zone” is part of a new three-song EP that the band is calling a maxi single, humorously titled Is The New Album Out Yet? The other two tracks are out this…
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Well, if there ever was a more positive word to be used in the title of a song, it has to be the word ‘light.’ I mean, it’s pretty hard to write negative stuff when starting a song out with ‘light’ in the title. I’m sure there are plenty, but in the end, I think the majority of songs that use the word “light” are positive or somewhat joyous. Here are 10 of our favorites. They may not necessarily be the 10 most famous; some are, but they are 10 of our favorites. What’s yours? # 10 – See The
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(Andy Synn presents a quartet of recently released Black Metal recommendations) For reasons we may never understand a huge percentage of the Black Metal scene decided to release their new albums last week – including a surprise drop from long-time NCS favourites Ultha – and, despite our best efforts, we’re probably not going to be […]
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Posted on April 8th 2026, 3:50p.m.
Yes — Lorna Shore’s 2026 North American tour runs April 17 through May 22 with Paleface Swiss and Signs Of The Swarm supporting.
Fans looking to lock in tickets can check current availability here.
This isn’t a padded lineup.
Paleface Swiss and Signs Of The Swarm make this a full-package deathcore night, not a one-band headline with filler underneath. That matters more than people think — especially in the smaller venues where the energy stacks quickly and there’s no dead space in the set.
If you’ve been to one of these shows already, you know how quickly the room turns once the opening bands hit.
Not every stop behaves the same.
The Canadian run (Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg) and the secondary U.S. markets are the ones that tend to move fastest. Fewer dates, tighter rooms, and a fanbase that shows up early — that combination usually means less room for hesitation.
The bigger cities will always look safer on paper. The mid-level stops are where people get caught off guard.
This set isn’t built around one era.
Recent shows lean heavily on:
It’s not just the viral tracks — it’s a full set that actually builds momentum instead of relying on a couple peak moments.
And when that lands live, it hits so much more violently than just hearing clips online.
This is not a “testing the waters” run.
Lorna Shore are fully in headline mode now, and this tour reflects it. The venues, the support, the routing — everything points to a band that knows exactly where they sit in the current heavy landscape.
If anything, this feels like a consolidation run. Lock in the fanbase. Strengthen the markets. Build consistency.
That’s how bands move from hype to staying power.
That same intensity — tight, controlled chaos with zero filler — is exactly the kind of material that ends up sticking on the Loaded Radio stream. It’s built for replay, not just reaction.
When Does The Lorna Shore 2026 Tour Start?
April 17, 2026 in Buffalo, New York.
Who Is Opening For Lorna Shore?
Paleface Swiss and Signs Of The Swarm.
Is Lorna Shore Coming To Canada?
Yes — Edmonton, Calgary, and Winnipeg are confirmed stops.
Where Can I Buy Lorna Shore Tickets?
Through official outlets like Ticketmaster or secondary marketplaces depending on availability.
What Songs Are They Playing Live?
A mix of Pain Remains, newer material, and “To The Hellfire.”
Lorna Shore are a New Jersey deathcore band that have pushed beyond niche heavy music into a much larger audience through a combination of technical precision, viral moments, and consistent touring. Their current run reflects a band fully established in the modern heavy circuit, no longer building — now reinforcing.
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Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE are two of the best, most consistent lyricists of the 2020s, but they’ve never been pretentious enough to try proving it — at least, not outside their individual albums.
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DRAM and Lil Yachty released their euphoric collaboration “Broccoli” on Apr. 6, 2016. Great song! “Broccoli” reached #5 on the Hot 100, and it was a big part of Yachty’s rise to the stardom that he still enjoys today. The song officially turned 10 on Monday, which means it’s the perfect time for a viral tweet about the single’s cover art and its terrible graphic design.
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