Author: The Anarchist

Cold Slither Takes the Stage in NYC Live Debut at the Gramercy Theater Decibel’s beloved band Cold Slither is set to make their live debut tomorrow, October 11, at the renowned Gramercy Theater in New York City. This highly anticipated performance marks a significant milestone for the band and their fans alike. Exclusive Release: “Cobra Island” In celebration of this momentous occasion, Cold Slither is unveiling their exclusive new track, “Cobra Island,” as part of Decibel’s ongoing Flexi Series. This track is the 179th entry in this ever-expanding collection, showcasing the innovative spirit of the band. For Deluxe Subscribers Fans…

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Celebrate the Season with The Overtones and Rachael Sage This winter, The Overtones are set to dazzle audiences across the UK as they commemorate 15 remarkable years with their unmissable Christmas Party tour. Audiences will be treated to a delightful opening performance by acclaimed singer-songwriter Rachael Sage, whose warmth, humor, and vibrant artistry make her the perfect complement to this joyous celebration. Rachael Sage: A Beacon of Light and Empathy Rachael Sage, a beloved artist on both sides of the Atlantic, has dedicated her career to crafting songs that radiate empathy and positivity. Her upcoming album, Canopy, with her band…

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Haim Teams Up with Bon Iver for New Song “Tie You Down” Upcoming Release: I Quit Deluxe Haim has announced an exciting expansion of their album I Quit, set to release on October 17 under Columbia Records. This deluxe edition will feature three new tracks, including the standout single “Tie You Down,” which showcases a collaboration with Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon. “Tie You Down”: A Collaborative Masterpiece The new track “Tie You Down” features a captivating duet between Haim’s Danielle Haim and Justin Vernon. The song is produced by the duo along with Rostam Batmanglij, known for his work with…

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Rossen: Reflections on Music, Collaboration, and the Evolving Indie Scene Music as a Hobby in Isolation Rossen: It’s funny: I’ve always made music, but I live in Santa Fe and feel isolated from the music world generally, so I tend to think of it as a hobbyist activity now. It doesn’t feel like a pursuit in that same way. That Hannah Frances album Nested in Tangles is an interesting one, in how it came together. She came to one of my solo shows in Philadelphia to help sell my merch, and afterwards she gave me a copy of her record…

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Bad Bunny Hosts Season 51 Premiere of Saturday Night Live Bad Bunny’s Return to SNL Earlier this year, Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny made waves as the musical guest for the finale of Saturday Night Live’s 50th season. Recently, he returned to NBC to host the premiere of Season 51, showcasing his versatility and comedic chops. Sketch Highlights Throughout the evening, Bad Bunny participated in a variety of sketches that highlighted his comedic talent. He portrayed a sperm donor hopeful, a devoted fan of the Netflix original film KPop Demon Hunters, and even the inventor of the Spanish language. One…

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Disturbed Concert Canceled in Brussels Amid Controversy A Disturbed concert originally scheduled for October 15 in Brussels, Belgium has been canceled due to concerns raised by local authorities, including the mayor and police. Reports indicate that this decision stems from the controversy surrounding the band’s lead singer, David Draiman, and his vocal support for the Israeli military. Reason for Disturbed Concert Cancellation Less than a week before the highly anticipated performance at the Forest National concert hall, Belgian publication De Standaard announced the cancellation. The show was deemed controversial following Draiman’s outspoken support for Israel amid the ongoing conflict with…

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Banning the Beat: Controversy Surrounds Disturbed Concert in Vorst, Belgium The Fallout from David Draiman’s Actions The mayor of Vorst, Belgium, has officially canceled an upcoming concert by the heavy metal band Disturbed, citing serious public safety concerns tied to frontman David Draiman’s controversial political stance. This decision follows backlash over a photo of Draiman signing missiles intended for the Israeli army, which has significantly polarized public opinion. Concert Cancellation Details The band was scheduled to perform at Vorst Nationaal on October 15, but the concert was abruptly called off after a police order was issued by Mayor Charles Spapens…

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Megan Moroney: Country Music’s Rising Star and Her Love Life Megan Moroney has quickly established herself as one of the most exciting new talents in country music. As her fame grows, so does the curiosity surrounding her personal life, particularly her romantic interests. Setting the Record Straight After weeks of speculation about a potential relationship with Nick Bosa, a star player for the San Francisco 49ers, Moroney took the opportunity to clarify her romantic status during a recent performance. Addressing the audience, she candidly stated, “I thought I’d literally be married and have children by the time I was 25,”…

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No Doubt Announces Las Vegas Residency at The Sphere in 2026 Excitement is building as iconic band No Doubt prepares to return to the stage for their first extended run of shows in 14 years. The group will embark on a residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere, marking a significant moment for both the band and their fans. About the Band’s Return While No Doubt has made sporadic appearances over the last decade, including performances at various festivals and benefit concerts, this residency will be their first extended series of shows since their 2012 “Seven Night Stand” in Los Angeles. The…

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Frank Zappa’s legendary 1978 Halloween show at New York City’s Palladium is set to be released as a comprehensive box set on October 24. This anticipated Super Deluxe Edition will include a staggering 62 tracks across five CDs, all housed in a specially designed box that features a Zappa-themed devil mask, a pitchfork with light, and a book filled with rare photos and memorabilia. Listen to Frank Zappa’s ‘Ancient Armaments (Live at the Palladium, NYC – 10/31/78) Concert Highlights The box set captures not only the iconic concert from October 31, 1978, but also includes the first concert from October…

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