Upon Circa Survive ’s formation in 2004, Anthony Green was surrounded by hype, having departed Saosin just as they were taking off with 2003’s Translating the Name. However, something greater was ...

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See our recap and photos from Inkcarceration 2026, featuring the Used, Poppy, Bad Omens, Limp Bizkit, Sleeping With Sirens, and more.

And despite making a trip to a German emergency room after breaking her wrist, the run became one of the most memorable chapters of her career. “Opening up for Fred and the band was one of my favorite ...

Previewing their new era, My Chemical Romance starred on Alternative Press’ Most Anticipated Albums of 2010 issue in October 2009 before appearing on the cover of issue 272 in March 2011. Opening up ...

Grab our limited-edition AP x Thursday fan bundle, featuring a repress of No Devolución, custom poster/zine, stickers, and pillow. Only at the AP Shop. We’ve been in this beige room all morning. The ...

Sleep Theory have covered Paramore’s “My Heart.” The cover is significant to the band after vocalist Cullen Moore and producer Dave met bassist Paolo Vergara, who impressed them by playing the song on ...

Bring Me the Horizon have released “Dehumanized,” a new track for Count Your Blessings | Repented, the rerecorded version of their 2006 album. “We can’t have ...

Turnstile have announced the second leg of their NEVER ENOUGH tour. Presales will start on Thursday (June 25) at 10 a.m. local venue time, with GA ticket sales starting on Friday (June 26) at 10 a.m.

The release comes on the heels of a historic milestone for the Paradox, who recently became the first all-Black band to reach No. 1 on Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart with “Get the Message.” ...

American Football’s legacy is well deserved, and honored. However, it's something they themselves have a unique relationship with. The group spawned in the ’90s Illinois scene, where “Midwest emo” was ...

For ONE OK ROCK, scale has never been the end goal — it’s been the byproduct of continuous evolution. For over a decade, the band have grown from a domestic rock group into a global force, selling out ...