With such a packed lineup, we’re narrowing down a few of the must-see bands at this year’s Aftershock. Check out our picks below.

Niis have released “No Flowers” from their new EP, Play Niis, out Oct. 23 via Rise. The EP was written during a time of heartbreak and uncertainty, with the songs exploring breaking free from societal ...

Slipknot have announced their worldwide (sic)est Stadium Tour. The shows begin in July 2027 at London’s Wembley Stadium ...

Taking Back Sunday brought their hooky blend of emo, post-hardcore, and alt rock to the NYC’s Brooklyn Paramount over the weekend. With support from Thrice and Saves the Day, they are in the middle of ...

She also played it in Brooklyn, where she welcomed Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker onstage for two boygenius tracks.

Evanescence have announced the deluxe edition of their 2006 album, The Open Door, out Nov. 6. The expanded edition will mark ...

Straight up, Plantasia was unlike any event that I’ve ever been to, offering a spaciousness and leisurely pace nonexistent at ...

FM, out Oct. 23. AM:FM marks his first full-length since 2020’s ANTI-ICON. Previewing the album is “BucketList,” a dark, ...

Deux Visages have announced their debut album, Call It Goodbye, out Nov. 6 via Pure Noise Records. Call It Goodbye is their ...

The eerie setting foregrounds his track with Albert Hammond Jr., which explores social inequality and generational trauma.

Bad Brains have announced Are You Ready: The First Studio Recording, their never-before-released album, out Nov. 6 via Trust ...