HERE’S WHAT YOU MISSED THIS WEEK (12.16-12.22.20):
After releasing their latest single “That Won’t Save Us,” Against the Current dropped an acoustic version of the track. The video was directed by Jade Ehlers, who also photographed the single’s cover artwork.
Enter Shikari released a new music video for their song “T. I. N. A”., which comes off of their latest album Nothing is True and Everything is Possible. The music video was directed by Matthew Taylor.
Good Charlotte released their first new music in two years, an emotional song titled “Last December.” Their last music was released in 2018 in the form of Generation Rx.
Cane Hill released their second song since becoming an independent band, titled “Kill Me.” The track follows their previous single “Power of the High,” both of which will be featured on what is presumed to be a new album called Krewe de la Morte.
Beartooth released a remixed and remastered version of their second album Aggressive. After selling out on vinyl almost instantly, the new version was officially uploaded to streaming services.
Mayday Parade released a new Christmas song, titled “I'm With You.” The band went on to perform the song live from the Decatur City Church in Georgia.
After releasing their album Sudden Sky last year, Crown the Empire debuted a new music video for their song “Red Pills.” The band recently put out another visual for the song “Blurry (Out of Place).”
The Maine’s John O'Callaghan released a new song under his solo project John the Ghost. The song, titled “Live Once,” follows the previous single “Rolled Down Window,” which was released earlier this year.
Jimmy Eat World announced a new concert series, where they will be playing numerous albums in full, titled “The Phoenix Sessions.” The band will be performing their albums Surviving, Futures and Clarity.
“A Bowie Celebration: Just for One Day!” was recently announced, organized by the late singer’s longtime pianist Mike Garson. The lineup features The Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan, Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale, Jane's Addiction’s Perry Farrell and Yungblud.
After performing a livestream of their debut album White Noise in full, PVRIS announced they will be playing their second album in full on January 9, 2021. The album, All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell, was first released in 2017.
To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their album Hold Me Down, You Me at Six will be performing two special live events. The shows will be held on July 6-7, 2021, at Pryzm in Kingston, England.
Lizzy Farrall performed a cover of The Beastie Boys’ classic hit “Sabotage” during her set at Five4Five Fest. The singer released her full-length debut album Bruise earlier this year via Pure Noise Records.
Waterparks released a new “pop-up event” educational video for their latest single “Lowkey as Hell.” The informative video is packed with random facts about the band.
After 178 days, Twenty One Pilots ended their never-ending video for their single “Level of Concern.” The video in question recently set the Guinness World Record for the longest music video of all time.
The Teenage Cancer Trust revealed details of a special Christmas raffle. The Christmas Rocks giveaway features prizes donated by Bring Me the Horizon, Don Broco, Enter Shikari, Architects, Bullet for My Valentine and Twin Atlantic.
I Don’t Know How but They Found Me reached the No. 1 spot on the U.S. Alternative Radio chart. Their song “Leave Me Alone” knocked All Time Low’s “Monsters” off the top spot, which they held for several weeks.
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