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”Please give us a moment. And we will see you all at Tid The Season,” Every Time I Die write

Plus: Weird Al, Amyl & the Sniffers, Thursday, Reverend Horton Heat, This Ain't No Picnic lineup, and more tour and festival news.

Tears for Fears‘ new album ‘The Tipping Point‘ will be out in February.

Like he did in 2018, Weird Al will hit the road to perform his original, non-parody songs with no crazy costumes. ‘The Vanity tour is the most fun I’ve ever had on stage,” Al says, “so I’ve been dying to get back out there and torture everybody with it once again!”

Both the ‘Let England Shake‘ vinyl reissue and the album of demos will be out in January.

The song is part of a two-song single that officially arrives tomorrow, also including a Link 80 cover.

Singer Amy Taylor and drummer Gus Romer recently tested positive for Covid, so their December shows, including next week's Brooklyn show, are off. ”The band is very dissapointed but safety and health first.”

The DC death metallers also play a toy drive in NYC this month with Xibalba, Section H8, Hangman, Scowl, Soul Blind, and Stabbed.

Whether solo or with the Pharmacists, Ted Leo is always worth seeing, and there are a few chances to do so on the horizon.

Jesse Malin's annual holiday show, which is a benefit for his D Generation bandmate Howie Pyro, also features L7's Suzi Gardner, Tommy Stinson, Scream's Pete Stahl, The Toilet Boys, Bob Bert, and more...