Tristin Chambers

Rock band Hawthorne Heights is continuing the celebration of the 20th anniversary of their fan-favorite album If Only You Were Lonely. The group has just announced a new U.S. leg of their worldwide anniversary tour, set to kick off October 21 in Buffalo. They’ll once again be joined by special guests letlive. and Creeper, with stops planned in cities like Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charlotte, Nashville, Atlanta, New Orleans, Indianapolis, Detroit, St. Louis, and more. Tickets, including...

(Image provided by: Atom Splitter PR) Lost In Hollywood aren’t easing into the scene with this release — they’re making an impact right out of the gate. Their self-titled album Lost In Hollywood feels less like a debut and more like a defining moment. It builds on a string of singles that didn’t just gain attention, but genuinely connected with listeners. Over time, the band has steadily grown their audience the right way, with no shortcuts or sudden hype — just consistent momentum that’s now...

Image provided by: Atom Splitter PR Mongolian Hunnu rock trailblazers The Hu are back with not just one, but two brand-new songs. The globally recognized band has dropped “The Men,” complete with an official music video, along with “Warrior Chant,” both released through Better Noise Music. “The Men” opens with traditional Mongolian string instruments before shifting into a heavy, groove-driven riff layered with hypnotic vocals. It blends the band’s signature mix of native instrumentation,...