Led by founding member, vocalist and guitarist Art Alexakis, Everclear helped define the sound of alternative rock in the 1990s with unforgettable hits like “Santa Monica,” “Father of Mine,” “Everything to Everyone,” and “Wonderful.”

The Lucky 7 Tour features 24 headlining dates, with special guests American Hi-Fi

Following the opening show in Los Angeles, the tour travels throughout California before heading east for a series of performances across the Midwest. The tour wraps up on November 22, 2026, in Nashville, Tennessee.

American Hi-Fi, best known for their early 2000s alternative rock hit “Flavor of the Weak,” brings another dose of nostalgia to a tour celebrating the music that helped shape a generation of rock fans.

Once this tour wraps, they will actually be heading closer to the 92Zew Studio preforming at Helen Keller Festival in ’27 @ Tuscumbia, Al

For complete tour dates and ticket information, visit Everclear’s official website.

This is the first release since their 2023 album, In Times New Roman. Which continues the themes of broken people and imperfection. The title of Perfecth is a self named title, showing how imperfect, perfect can be.

The 9-song record includes:

• “It’s Only Love”
• “Insignificant Other” (Lead Single)
• “Where The Goth Girls At?”
• “Mono”
• “From the Cliff”
• “Sunday” (co-written with Iggy Pop)
• “Easy Street” (featuring Nikki Lane)
• “Phantom Limb”
• “Run Away From the Mob”

“Insignificant Other” is the album’s centerpiece – sprawling, loose, and supernatural. “Mono” captures the headspinning feeling of heartbreak with a mix that slips seamlessly from mono to stereo and from claustrophobia to widescreen orchestral grandeur. The band remains enduringly, singularly magnetic. It’s art that snarls and seduces in equal measure.”

Presale began today, Oct. 19th. The tour starts in South America including dates in Mexico City, Sao Paulo and Buenos Aries. The tour starts in February. Beck, will be joining them in South America, and it is unclear if Beck will continue after these confirmed dates.

Love is a business that works at night
I sold myself for less than was right
You taught me what I was worth
In the greatest show on earth
Made a profession out of breaking your heart
You call it lies, I call it art
I was some of your best work
We were once the greatest show on earth
The light scatters things can get worse
These dark matters of the universe
Could not compete with us
We were once the greatest show on earth

European and North American dates are going to be announced soon! Check back in a couple days for an update to find the nearest show to us.

The newest single to drop from Father John, X-panded Universe, is very reminiscent of the same FJM we have always known and loved. The melodious, ominous piano, and strings really pull you into his world.

This single is the 3rd one FJM has dropped in 2026.

Also known as Josh Tillman, is making his first solo tour and will be joined by Damien Jurado. It begins on December 9 in Boulder and wraps up on December 19 in Carmel-by-the-Sea for the 4th Annual Big Sur Park School Benefit. We have checked, and the nearest place to catch him is Dec. 12th at The Lensic, in Santa Fe, NM.

The Irish outfit’s fifth studio effort is due out Oct. 16. It’s the follow-up to 2024’s Romance, which spawned the single “Starburster.”

“The album itself is a dopamine chamber,” says frontman Grian Chatten. “You step inside and we test these different mind- or mood-altering pieces of music on you.”

The record’s first single is called “Marianne” and is out now.

Fontaines D.C. will be performing at the upcoming Shaky Knees, Sea.Hear.Now and Ohana festivals.

In a new interview with Mojo, Collins shared his thoughts as he discussed the possibility of running into the Gallagher brothers at the event.

“The inductees have all been invited to a lunch before the ceremony,” he said. “Which will be interesting, as I’m sure to bump into Oasis.”

According to Mojo, the feud dates back to 1994, around the time Oasis released their debut album, Definitely Maybe. At the time, Noel Gallagher reportedly called Collins “the antichrist of music”; he went on to say other things about him over the course of his career.

In the Mojo interview, Collins claimed one of his daughters, actress Lily Collins, confronted Liam Gallagher about the comments backstage at Live Earth in 2007.

“She went up to him and said, ‘Why do you hate my dad?’” Collins told the mag. “And apparently Liam said, ‘I don’t hate anybody, love.’”

Seems Noel once revealed in an interview that his issues with Collins stemmed from Collins scaring him at a Genesis concert in the ’80s when Noel was “completely out of it.”

“Now I’ve thought this through, and although Noel didn’t specify what song it was, I reckon it was ‘Mama,’ where I go ‘Ha-ha-ha… Oww,’ with the light under my face,” Collins says of what could have scared Noel. “So I think ‘Mama’ is why Noel called me the antichrist.”

He added, “But I’m giving him the benefit of the doubt here, and assuming he doesn’t really think I’m the antichrist.”

Collins and Oasis will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Nov. 14 in Los Angeles. The ceremony will air on ABC

“The song, ‘If You Could Talk,’ and what it means to me is about having a family back home that you never get to see,” vocalist James Tuffs says in a statement. “It’s about what a conversation would sound like with your son if he knew how to talk, or whoever it may be. Everyone has something they are leaving behind when they hit the road, and this song is about all of those endless struggles that come with that.”

You can watch the “If You Could Talk” video on YouTube.

“If You Could Talk” is one of several new Dexter and the Moonrocks singles released in 2026, along with “Freakin’ Out,” “12 Steps” and “Flavorless.” “Freakin’ Out” currently sits at #1 on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart.

Dexter and the Moonrocks will be touring throughout the summer and fall, including playing a show with Shinedown.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer has announced dates for a 19-city tour with The Fixx and Peter Asher.

The trek will hit the Northeast and Midwest, starting Sept. 2 in Somerville, Massachusetts, with stops in New York, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Nashville and more. It wraps Sept. 30 in Troy, New York.

In a post on Instagram, Blunstone writes that he’s “thrilled” to be heading out on tour again, noting fans can expect to hear “songs from my solo career and some Zombies classic tunes.”

Tickets for all shows go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time.

Blunstone wrapped his Believe in Miracles U.K. solo tour on May 28 in London. In a post on Instagram he called it “one of the most enjoyable tours I’ve ever been on,” noting that he hopes he and his band can do another solo tour in the U.K. early next year.

In addition to the upcoming U.S. tour, Blunstone is scheduled to perform at The Zombies’ annual Begin Here festival, taking place Oct. 30- Nov. 1 in their hometown of St. Albans, England. More info can be found at TheZombiesmusic.com.

The track is the latest song the band has released from their upcoming live album, In the Eye of the Storm, due out July 24.

In the Eye of the Storm is the soundtrack to Foreigner’s 50th anniversary concert film, which was shot in New York on Ellis Island and at Brooklyn’s DUMBO House. The film is expected to hit theaters sometime this fall.

“Bridge Over Troubled Water” is out now via digital outlets, with an accompanying video of their Brooklyn performance available on YouTube.

Foreigner is currently on a European tour and will play Northeim, Germany, on Friday. They kick off their Double Trouble Double Vision 2026 tour with Lynyrd Skynyrd on July 23 in Alpharetta, Georgia. A complete list of dates can be found at Foreigneronline.com.

The extended tour marks the 10th anniversary of Mt. Joy. The group debuted back in 2016 with their breakout single Astrovan, and they are using this milestone to look back on the journey. In a Facebook post the band shared, “ten years since we first jammed into a rehearsal space [drummer Sotiris Eliopoulos] had locked out to practice drums… not much has changed to be honest, we just keep pushing to make music we love for anyone kind enough to care. Now we just do it in iconic venues to the best fans in the world. It is party time.”

Presales for the newly added dates are open now, with tickets for the general public going on sale Friday. Fans can find the full list of cities and ticket information at MtJoyBand.com.

Mt. Joy released their latest album Hope We Have Fun in May. The record includes their new single Lucy, which has already become a fan favorite.