Photo credit: Bethan Miller Welsh rock trio Holding Absence announced their first ever Australian headline tour in August, with Kingdom of Giants as their support act. Tickets go on sale Wednesday April 29 at 11am local time, via Destroy All Lines. The first show of the tour will take place at Princess Theatre in Brisbane on August 14, followed by stops in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and concluding in Perth on August 20. It won’t be the first time in Australia for Holding Abs

Moby announced that he will donate the full 100% of his profits from his performances at Coachella to a selection of leading animal rights organizations, following a phenomenal return to the iconic California stage on Friday night. "My main job in life is working as an animal rights activist, and to that end my hope is to use the revenue and attention from my Coachella show to draw attention to, and financially support, animal rights organizations," he says. Photo by Karel Ch

Calling all ENHYPEN fans! K-pop’s unrivaled storytellers, ENHYPEN, have unveiled the venue and ticketing details for their upcoming world tour, ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘BLOOD SAGA,' in Latin America, the United States, the UK & Europe. Photo Courtesy of BELIFT LAB After starting their tour at KSPO Dome in Seoul on May 1st, with three consecutive shows that are all completely sold-out during presale, the powerhouse group will bring ‘BLOOD SAGA’ to Latin America for the first time

SOFIA ISELLA, the unnerving feminist artist bringing alternative art rock into a contemporary pop landscape, has released a new EP, ‘Something is a shell.’. This third independently released EP marks the newest chapter in ISELLA’s work, dropping after a banner year that took her from viral momentum to sold-out rooms and arena stages worldwide. The EP arrives alongside the release of a video for “The Chicken Is Naked And Afraid.” Conceptualized and directed by ISELLA the video

Ultraviolet Magazine is back at the Jersey Shore, this time at a sold-out House of Independents for the “Nights After Vamp World Tour,” featuring Pinknoise, Sillygoose, and Magnolia Park. Upon arrival, the line was already wrapped around the venue, as an eclectic mix of fans eagerly waited to pack inside. The Future of Asbury Is Pink Arizona-based alternative metal newcomer Pinknoise, fronted by Kacey Foxx hit the stage first. Supporting their latest EP ‘Flesh and Bone’, rele

Spring has finally hit Toronto, and with it comes some amazing bands. At the Hard Luck Bar, under a fading red sky, Soul Blind kicked off their Red Sky Mourning tour in Toronto, with support from Split Chain, Downward, Dream Fatigue and local Toronto band, Seventh Dose. After a really quick line check, Seventh Dose took to the stage of Hard Luck Bar. The Northern shoegaze band comprised of lead vocalist and bassist Casper, lead guitarist Andrew, fill in rhythm guitarist Romti