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Hawthorne Heights Announce 2026 “Lonely World Tour” Celebrating If Only You Were Lonely 20th Anniversary Hawthorne Heights are keeping the momentum going with USA Part II of the Lonely World Tour , and this one leans fully into something fans have been waiting for. The Hawthorne Heights Lonely World Tour 2026 doubles as a 20th anniversary celebration of If Only You Were Lonely , one of the records that helped define mid-2000s emo and post-hardcore. If you were around for tha

St. Vincent is taking things in a completely different direction this summer. Known for constantly evolving her sound and live performances, Annie Clark is stepping into a full orchestral setting with the newly announced “Live With Orchestra” tour, bringing her catalog into concert halls across North America and beyond.

Jinjer are heading back to North America this summer with a run that leans fully into their heavier side. The “Duél Tour 2026” brings the Ukrainian metal powerhouse across the U.S. and Canada, joined by special guests Crystal Lake and Entheos for a lineup that hits across multiple corners of modern metal.

Public Image Ltd are heading back out on the road with a statement that feels very on-brand. Titled “This Is Not The Last Tour,” the 2026-2027 North American run brings John Lydon and company across the U.S. and Canada for an extensive stretch that spans late summer into early spring.

Japanese rock phenomenon HANABIE. announce their 2026 North American headline tour with Nekrogoblikon and Enterprise Earth. Tickets available now at LiveNation.com.

Atlanta’s Tabernacle crowd showed up early and the energy never let up. From the first hit of the kick drum to the final chord of “The End,” Mammoth owned every second of their set. Wolfgang Van Halen has become a frontman who feels completely at home on stage, and this show proved it. It wasn’t about production tricks or nostalgia. It was a rock band playing loud, honest music in one of the city’s best venues.

Earlier on Friday, Nov. 7th, Hayley Williams earned four Grammy nominations for her latest solo album, Ego Death, at a Bachelorette Party. The news coincided with the album’s physical release, and in true Hayley fashion, she quietly “leaked” the tour dates herself through her website, mirroring the unconventional rollout she used for the album’s first drop.

Atlanta’s Coca-Cola Roxy turned into a temple of controlled chaos on October 19, 2025, as Mudvayne, Static-X, and Vended delivered one of the heaviest lineups of the fall. The night celebrated both legacy and evolution, proving that aggressive music still commands the stage with precision and emotion.

The Cult brought something special to Atlanta on October 18 when they took the stage at Cobb Energy Centre for their Paradise Now tour, which featured two full sets: one revisiting their early incarnation Death Cult, and another celebrating their defining era as The Cult. The result was a night that felt both nostalgic and alive, a look back at where the band came from and a reminder of why they still matter today.

The walls of the Buckhead Theatre shook on October 15 as Black Rebel Motorcycle Club brought their dark, thunderous brand of rock to Atlanta. Touring deep into their third decade, the San Francisco trio reminded everyone that they are still as commanding, raw, and magnetic as ever.

Photo by Chris Collett Garbage’s stop at The Eastern on September 8 was one of those Atlanta nights where everything lined up just right....

The Struts brought their Everybody Wants 10-year anniversary tour to The Masquerade’s Heaven stage on August 29, and Atlanta showed up...

JET - Photo by Chris Collett Jet and Band of Skulls Light Up The Tabernacle in a Night of Raw Rock Revival On June 9, The Tabernacle in...

Poppy at Buckhead Theatre On April 10, 2025, Poppy brought her They're All Around Us tour to Atlanta's Buckhead Theatre, delivering a...