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Oliver Pinder’s new track “Monster” is a raw, resonant anthem about healing through pain and growing from messy relationships, proving his talent for turning personal struggle into deeply relatable music that champions resilience and emotional maturity. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated...

D.O.S.E Sound’s new track “Forget Me” is a raw, emotionally charged masterpiece that blends intimate recording with polished production to deliver a sound that’s both deeply personal and irresistibly smooth. It’s not just music—it’s a mood, a quiet moment of reflection, and a story told with honesty and artistry. This is the kind of authentic, independent sound that’s rare today, crafted with tech...

Aurelia drops her hauntingly beautiful new single “sometimes i wish,” a raw, self-produced anthem of queer longing, loneliness, and transformation. Born from the emotional wreckage of ending a long marriage, the track blends electronic pop with unfiltered vulnerability, setting the tone for her upcoming project “UNG0DLY H0UR.” With full creative control—from writing to visuals—Aurelia crafts a dee...

Anthrax just dropped their new single “The Edge of Perfection” — a sonic explosion blending shoegaze atmospheres with blistering blast beats and black metal undertones — proving they’re still redefining thrash after decades. It’s the second taste of their upcoming September 18 album Cursum Perficio, following the buzzworthy “It’s for the Kids.” Scott Ian’s hype is real — this track’s a bold, bound...

Riley Green’s wild new music video for “Think As You Drunk” drops chaos, corgis, and classic country flair — from getting cut off at his own bar to a DUI stop that somehow ends with him back on stage. Co-written with Toby Keith (who makes a posthumous cameo), the track’s vibe is pure Riley: messy, hilarious, and deeply personal. It’s the first taste of his upcoming album “That’s Just Me,” out Sept...

Shania Twain drops her fiery new single “Faded Blue Jeans,” a guitar-driven rock anthem co-written by her and featuring a gritty, rebellious chorus from Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age. Inspired by her own teenage love and the wild freedom of youth, the track captures that fleeting, fearless energy of first love—and it’s the final taste before her new album Little Miss Twain drops July 24. P...

Metal’s true titans defy time: bands that’ve roared for 40+ years without ever officially breaking up or taking a break. No rebrands, no hiatuses—just relentless riffs, tours, and passion. Formed by the mid-80s at the latest, these legends weathered industry shifts, lineup changes, and personal storms—all while keeping the flame alive. For fans, it’s a gift: decades of unbroken sound, proof that m...

The music world is rolling out AI music labels—think nutrition labels for your ears—to help fans spot AI-made tracks. Backed by major industry players, this new system uses simple icons to flag songs as “AI-Generated” or “AI-Assisted,” aiming to restore trust and transparency as AI floods streaming platforms. It’s about honoring the human touch in music while responsibly embracing AI as a creative...

Thirty years on, the Sex Pistols’ explosive 1996 Finsbury Park concert—“Filthy Lucre Live”—is getting a legendary reissue on red vinyl and CD, complete with bonus Japanese tracks, on November 20, 2026. This reunion show, featuring original bassist Glen Matlock and anthems like “Anarchy in the U.K.” and “God Save the Queen,” proved they still ruled with raw, rebellious energy—amplified by football...

Iron Maiden’s 50th anniversary isn’t just about new music—it’s a full-blown celebration called Eddfest, featuring the immersive Infinite Dreams Experience, where fans get up-close access to legendary props and memorabilia spanning decades. From never-before-seen Eddie statues—including a 3-meter Clairvoyant Eddie and the iconic Sarcophagus Eddie—to stage artifacts like icebergs and Egyptian cats,...

In 1974, after a wild Atlanta show, David Bowie’s party was interrupted by armed cops searching for him—turning a chaotic night into a near-miss scandal. Though they didn’t find the drugs Bowie allegedly had, they nabbed his bodyguard, who took the fall thanks to Bowie’s powerful legal connections. Just two days later, Bowie and guitarist Earl Slick were in New York, laying down the tracks for You...

Nine Inch Nails just won Live Act of the Year for 2025, delivering jaw-dropping shows packed with cinematic visuals, wild lighting, and an electric crowd — so wild, in fact, that John Waters, usually the oldest person in the room, was mesmerized by the youthful energy. He’s got a point: don’t look back — just dive into the vibe. And while NIN takes a break to make new music, Waters is hitting the...

My Chemical Romance threw a wild Wembley fan party before dropping the deluxe “Danger Days” reissue — and yes, Gerard and Mikey showed up as DJs, Party Poison and Kobra Kid. The night climaxed with Gerard dropping “When The Toad Came Home” from The Wind In The Willows, sparking viral buzz and questions about his creative mind. Amid sold-out stadium shows featuring full “Black Parade” runs and surp...

Yungblud’s sudden exit from the Cowboys Music Festival in Calgary has fans buzzing — the rockstar’s team says it was a reluctant move made for his mental health, as he takes time off in the U.K. to heal. After admitting he broke down emotionally during a recent show in Czechia, citing career burnout and relentless criticism, Yungblud’s absence stings Canadian fans — though his tour continues, with...

The Sex Pistols are reviving their 1996 reunion show with a special reissue of “Filthy Lucre Live,” dropping November 20 as red vinyl and CD with bonus tracks “No Fun” and “Buddies.” Capturing their electrifying Finsbury Park gig—30 years after their split—the album reunites Johnny Rotten, Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock, who hadn’t performed together since 1977. Set against the backdrop...

Country music smells like hair salon perms and funnel cake—yes, really. Luke Bryan nailed it on Taste of Country Nights, linking the nostalgic scent of ’80s and ’90s big hair with the sweet, fried aroma of summer fairs where country artists thrive. It’s a wild, sensory snapshot of the genre’s roots and vibe. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Ad...

Kelela unleashes her most experimental album yet, New Avatar, blending shoegaze guitars with futuristic vibes and D’Angelo-esque soul, while Jack White returns to his blues-rock roots with raw, rebellious Frozen Charlotte. New Orleans’ Twisted Teens keep the Southern rock-punk fire burning with Florida Water Blues, Philly’s 19-year-old Slayr drops a maximalist, arena-ready EP Avant Nova that’s alr...

Miss May I drops their raw, introspective new album “No Place For Me” on October 4th, accompanied by a fresh single and video for “Sanctuary.” Singer Levi Benton reveals the album is a deeply personal journey — a cathartic reckoning with self, showcasing their evolution from where they started to where they are now. It’s an experimental leap for the band, with each track designed to feel uniquely...

Alabama Shakes are back with a dreamy new track “I Feel Hope Coming,” teasing their long-awaited album I Must Be Dreaming, out August 28 — their first full-length in 11 years. Featuring Brittany Howard’s soaring vocals, lush acoustic textures, and a groove-driven bassline, the song radiates hope and anticipation. The band, including Heath Fogg and Zac Cockrell, has been quiet for years, making thi...

Paris Paloma dropped a fiery message at Bilbao BBK Live, urging fans to ditch AI and rally behind human artists—calling out Elon Musk and Andrew Tate before blasting “Good Boy,” a track sampling Emma Thompson. She’s not just making music—she’s building emotional safe spaces, with her debut album “Cacophony” and upcoming sophomore release “The Fatal Flaw” (out Sept 4). Her tour, kicking off Nov/Dec...

Shakira is returning to Egypt’s legendary Pyramids of Giza for a highly anticipated concert on November 28th as part of her “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” world tour — a show originally delayed due to regional unrest. Before heading there, she’ll headline the first-ever FIFA World Cup final halftime show on July 19th, curated by Chris Martin, alongside a global superstar lineup. She recently electrifi...

Cage The Elephant drops their first new track in two years, “Beaches in Tennessee,” a raw, garage-rock banger that nails that signature attitude with heavy guitars and a driving bassline. Brothers Matt and Brad Shultz, joined by producers Justin and Jeremiah Raisen, deliver a sonic punch after a quiet spell since 2024’s “Neon Pill.” The single also kicks off their new chapter with Big Loud Rock —...

Rock and metal fans, buckle up—this week’s tour scene may be low on numbers but high on hype. Twelve new tours dropped, including Bayside’s fall run with Driveways and Grave Secrets, Suicidal Tendencies’ short August-September jaunt with Cro-Mags and New World Man, and Danny Elfman bringing his cinematic and Oingo Boingo magic to the stage. The 2027 311 Cruise is officially set sail from Miami to...

My Dying Bride unleashes a monumental eight-LP box set, “Anthology Of Sombre Reflections,” on August 21st, chronicling their formative years from demo tapes to 1996’s “Like Gods Of The Sun.” Featuring half-speed remastered vinyl, a 48-page book with new interviews, iconic posters, and rare photos, this deluxe package is a definitive tribute to the band’s pioneering death-doom legacy as part of the...

The Rolling Stones drop their explosive new album Foreign Tongues tomorrow, July 10th, after a wild London bash where Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood rocked the stage with new track ‘Ringing Hollow’—a love letter to America with a cheeky jab at Trump. They also tore through classics like ‘Dead Flowers’ and ‘You Can’t Always Get What You Want,’ with a star-studded crowd including Sam Fender, Daniel Cra...