Queens of the Stone Age

The Florida fest also includes QOTSA, Mr. Bungle, Code Orange, Drain, Terror, L7, Nitzer Ebb, Helmet, Baroness, Biohazard, Militarie Gun, and much more.

John Nolan talks with us about how Taking Back Sunday’s eighth album was influenced by everything from Haim to Steely Dan to not just The Beatles but specifically Ringo Starr…

Spiritualized’s East Coast dates in November include three NYC-area shows.

Plus Insane Clown Posse, Mr. Bungle, 070 Shake, Head Automatica, Viagra Boys, High Vis, Rival Schools, Snapcase, Warpaint, Pool Kids, Drain, and more.

”I started playing in bands as a freshman in high school, and since some of the lyrics on Rabbit Rabbit relayed my early connections with music, it felt appropriate to dive into the 20-year nostalgia cycle and channel my heroes from that time.”

Conflicts include The Postal Service vs Mr. Bungle, The Breeders (playing Last Splash) vs Braid (playing Frame & Canvas), The Mars Volta vs Godspeed You! Black Emperor vs The Gaslight Anthem vs The Used, and more.

The Armed’s new album ‘Perfect Saviors’ is out later this month.

Queens of the Stone Age played a career-spanning set that never lulled, and things kicked off bright and early with a fiery set from The Armed…

Listen to new songs by Denzel Curry, QOTSA, Stormzy, Max Tundra, Don Letts, Grandaddy, King Tuff, and more…

Including Pixies, Modest Mouse & Cat Power; Beck, Phoenix & Weyes Blood; Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa; Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival; Queens of the Stone Age; Tegan and Sara; The Smashing Pumpkins, Sunny Day Real Estate; and more.