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London-based progressive trio HAWXX have announced the first wave of UK headline dates for October 2026. Known for their high-octane performances and songs rooted in resistance and love, the band will be touring in support of their highly anticipated second album, The World Splits Open, which is due for release on 26th June 2026. Pre-orders … Continue reading HAWXX announce first wave of UK headline tour dates

For over 25 years, 100 Demons have stood as one of hardcore’s most uncompromising forces. Now, the Connecticut outfit has finally confirmed the release of their first new album in over 20 years. Titled Embrace the Black Light, the long-awaited third LP is set to drop on 5th June 2026 via Closed Casket Activities. The … Continue reading 100 Demons return after two decades with “Häxan Hammer”

Two new mini-tours have been booked for the summer/fall.

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Straight off the release of their wonderful fourth studio album, For Your Consideration, Pennsylvanian rock favourites Don’t Panic are making their return to the UK at the height of summer. The quartet – Ted, Zach, Anthony, and AJ – will be heading back to British shores in July as main support for US hitmakers American … Continue reading Don’t Panic (PA) announce July 2026 English tour dates with American Hi-Fi

He took an indefinite hiatus from the road last spring.

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That track also features a guest spot from ex-Mushroomhead vocalist J Mann.

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The Rolling Stones has announced Foreign Tongues, a new 14-track studio album due July 10 via Capitol Records. The record follows less than three years after Hackney Diamonds, the band’s Grammy Award-winning 2023 LP that reached No. 1 and went multi-platinum worldwide. Two tracks arrive today digitally: lead single “In The Stars” and album opener “Rough And Twisted.” The “In The Stars” single gets a physical release on May 15. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood are attending a media launch event in Brooklyn, New York, today.

Before the official announcement, the band planted early seeds with a limited white-label vinyl pressing of “Rough And Twisted” released under the alias The Cockroaches, which circulated among fans and collectors and sparked speculation about the album’s direction. Foreign Tongues was recorded in under a month at Metropolis Studios in West London, reuniting Jagger, Richards, and Wood with producer Andrew Watt, who also helmed Hackney Diamonds.

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The album features the band’s core collaborators — bassist Darryl Jones, multi-instrumentalist Matt Clifford, and drummer Steve Jordan — alongside guests Steve Winwood, Paul McCartney of The Beatles, Robert Smith of The Cure, and Chad Smith of The Red Hot Chili Peppers. The record also includes a special appearance from the late Charlie Watts, captured during one of his final recording sessions before his death in August 2021.

Jagger said: “I love doing these recording sessions in London at Metropolis. It was a very intense few weeks recording ‘Foreign Tongues.’ We had 14 great tracks, and we went as fast as we could. I like the room there as it’s not too big, so you can feel the passion in the room from everyone.”

Richards said: “The ‘Foreign Tongues’ album has a continuity from ‘Hackney Diamonds’, and it was great to be working in London again, and to have that London vibe around us. It was a month of concentrated punch. To me, it’s all about the enjoyment of it. I’m blessed to be able to do this and long may it last.”

Wood said: “The atmosphere in the room was so creative, and the whole band was on top form throughout the whole process. Very often, we nailed it on the first take. I hope everyone loves it.”

The album’s cover art is a painting by American artist Nathaniel Mary Quinn, who said: “Creating the album cover for The Rolling Stones is an artistic honour — a dialogue with one of the most enduring forces in cultural history.”

Foreign Tongues will be released across a wide range of formats: CD, deluxe CD editions, cassette, standard and limited-colour vinyl pressings, exclusive retailer editions, and special box sets. The “In The Stars” single will also be available on CD and vinyl.

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NASHVILLE, TN — Machine Gun Kelly (mgk) has finally confirmed the rock world’s biggest suspicion, officially admitting that his savage bars on the new Fred Durst-assisted track “FIX UR FACE” were aimed squarely at former brother-in-arms Yungblud. After weeks of fan theories and cryptic social media teasing, the rapper-turned-rocker sat down for an emotional interview to set the record straight: the brotherhood is dead, and “loyalty” was the sacrificial lamb.

TL;DR: The Key Takeaways

• The Confirmation: Speaking on The Garza Podcast, mgk confirmed the line “Mickey Mouse kids turned rockstars / Leaving private schools, tryna be outlaws” is about Yungblud.
• The “Hurt” Factor: mgk admitted the track was written in anger after Yungblud failed to defend him during a viral session with Kelly and Sharon Osbourne.
• The Backstory: The “Mickey Mouse” dig refers to Yungblud’s Disney UK past and his private school education at Ackworth School.
• The Fallout: Despite their massive hits together like “I Think I’m Okay,” mgk states that Yungblud’s lack of public loyalty “shattered” him.

From Speculation to Smoking Gun: mgk Breaks His Silence

When “FIX UR FACE” dropped on April 21, 2026, the internet immediately caught fire. We previously reported on the fan theories surrounding the “Mickey Mouse” lyric, but mgk has now removed all doubt. Appearing on The Garza Podcast with Suicide Silence guitarist Chris Garza, mgk was asked point-blank about the line.

“Yeah, the specific line… loyalty is really the only thing that matters,” mgk admitted. “When I open my heart that means I’m vulnerable and I let you in. And so when someone’s given an opportunity to defend their friend and they don’t, then that breaks my heart. It shatters me. Be my friend in public the same way that you are in private.”

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The Osbournes Incident: The Moment the Bridge Burned

The catalyst for this nu-metal-infused diss track was a 2024 appearance by Yungblud on The Osbournes podcast. During the episode, Kelly and Sharon Osbourne took aim at mgk, accusing him of “stealing” Yungblud’s pink aesthetic and openly stating they didn’t care for him.

While Yungblud appeared uncomfortable and attempted to shift the topic, he notably failed to stand up for mgk. This public silence was the final straw. “That shit hurt me,” mgk told Garza. “I’ve watched a lot of my peers stand with me and next to me and they never moved with envy. To me, that was just a moment of seeing something and being like, ‘Damn. That hurts.’”

Deconstructing the “Mickey Mouse” Dig

For those unaware of the British rocker’s origin story, mgk’s “Mickey Mouse” line is a precise surgical strike. Before his “Idols” era, Yungblud (Dominic Harrison) was a child actor on the Disney UK series The Lodge and attended the prestigious Ackworth School.

By weaponizing these facts, mgk is directly attacking the “outlaw” authenticity that Yungblud has championed throughout his career. It’s a bitter end to a partnership that once produced “I Think I’m Okay” and “Acting Like That”—songs that defined the modern pop-punk revival. While mgk says he “forgives,” the inclusion of the diss on a high-profile track with Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst ensures this beef won’t be forgotten anytime soon.

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FAQ: mgk vs. Yungblud Confirmed

Did mgk officially confirm the Yungblud diss?

Yes. In May 2026, mgk appeared on The Garza Podcast and confirmed the lyrics in “FIX UR FACE” were a direct response to Yungblud’s lack of loyalty.

What Disney show was Yungblud on?

Yungblud appeared on the Disney Channel drama/mystery series The Lodge in 2016 and recorded the song “Tell It Like It Is” for the soundtrack.

What is the song “FIX UR FACE” about?

While the song covers various topics, mgk confirmed it features a specific verse calling out “Mickey Mouse kids” who pretend to be outlaws, referencing Yungblud’s background.

Band Bio: Machine Gun Kelly (mgk)

Colson Baker, known as Machine Gun Kelly, is a Grammy-nominated artist who transitioned from a successful rap career into a dominant force in modern rock. With back-to-back #1 albums like Tickets to My Downfall and Mainstream Sellout, he has become one of the most polarizing and influential figures in the genre. His 2026 “Lost Americana” tour continues to push boundaries, blending nu-metal influences with his signature pop-punk sound.

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They won’t be one of the headliners though.

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The first new album in 20 years will be out this June.

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