Before they head out for their largest world tour to date genre benders Nothing More have released their interpretation of “We’re in This Together” by Nine Inch Nails—currently on tour to promote their latest TRON: Ares (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) album—from 1999’s The Fragile.

“‘We’re in This Together’ sounds like a love song colliding with a war cry,” says frontman Jonny Hawkins. “Alan Watts [the British American writer and orator] once said that ‘you are the universe experiencing itself’—and this song embodies that truth. It’s us against the world, and this song is my inner monologue.”

The band’s guitarist Mark Vollelunga elaborates. “This song is from my favorite Nine Inch Nails’ album, The Fragile, and by far one of my favorite NIN songs. It’s such a beautiful cataclysm. Essentially, it’s a love song, but as I dove deeper, my interpretation shifted to it being about my relationship to my personal demons and mental trauma. It’s about making peace with those monsters and accepting who and what they are while realizing they will always be a part of me,” he adds. “It took a long time to achieve that cathartic clarity in regard to the very real nature of that evil’s presence. We actually started recording the song 11 years ago, and it’s just been lying in wait until recently. I was upset we hadn’t released it earlier, but I now believe its relevance and timing couldn’t be more immaculate.”

Check out NOTHING MORE at any of the following stops:

Headlining with Catch Your Breath, Solence, and Ankor:

Fri 11/7        Tampere, Finland – Tavara-Asema

Sat 11/8       Lahti, Finland – XXL Metalli Mosso Festival

Mon 11/10    Stockholm, Sweden – Göta Lejon

Tue 11/11    Oslo, Norway – Vulkan Arena

Wed 11/12   Copenhagen, Denmark – Amager Bio

Fri 11/14      Hamburg, Germany – Docks

Sat 11/15     Berlin, Germany – Astra Kulturhaus

Sun 11/16    Warsaw, Poland – Progresja

Tue 11/18    Prague, Czeck – Roxy

Wed 11/19   Wien, Austia – Arena Wien

Fri 11/21      Munich, Germany – Backstage

Sat 11/22     Stuttgart, Germany – Lka Longhorn

Sun 11/23    Zurich, Switzerland – Komplex 457

Tue 11/25    Tilburg, Netherlands – Poppodium O13

Wed 11/26   Paris, France – Elysee Montmarte

Fri 11/28      Frankfurt Am Main, Germany – Batschkapp

Sat 11/29     Cologne, Germany – Essigfabrik

Sun 11/30    Antwerp, Belgium – Trix

Tue 12/2      Glasgow, Scotland – SWG3 Galvanizers

Thu 12/4      Manchester, U.K. – O2 Ritz

Fri 12/5        London, U.K. – O2 Forum Kentish Town

Sat 12/6       Bristol, U.K. – O2 Academy

Headlining with Catch Your Breath, Archers, and Doobie:

Wed 1/14     Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore

Fri 1/16        Raleigh, NC – The Ritz

Sat 1/17       Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore

Mon 1/19     Lake Buena Vista, FL – House of Blues

Tue 1/20      Tampa, FL – Jannus Live

Wed 1/21     Atlanta, GA – Buckhead

Fri 1/23        Dallas, TX – South Side Ballroom

Sat 1/24       Austin, TX – ACL Live

Tue 1/27      Los Angeles, CA – The Belasco Theater

Wed 1/28     Riverside, CA – Riverside Municipal Auditorium

Fri 1/30        Las Vegas, NV – Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas

Sat 1/31       Phoenix, AZ – The Van Buren

Mon 2/2       Albuquerque, NM – REVEL

Tue 2/3        Oklahoma City, OK – Criterion

Thu 2/5        Kansas City, MO – VooDoo Lounge

Fri 2/6          Nashville, TN – Marathon Music Works

Sat 2/7         Indianapolis, IN – Egyptian Room

Thu 2/19      Montclair, NJ – The Wellmont

Fri 2/20        Boston, MA – House of Blues

Sat 2/21       Bethlehem, PA – Wind Creek

Mon 2/23     Montreal, QC. – L’Olympia

Tue 2/24      Toronto, ON. – History

Wed 2/25     Detroit, MI – The Fillmore

Fri 2/27        Grand Rapids, MI – 20 Monroe

Sat 2/28       Chicago, IL – Riviera Theatre

Sun 3/1        Madison, WI – The Sylvee

Tue 3/3        Minneapolis, MN – The Fillmore

Wed 3/4       Winnipeg, MB. – Burton Cummings

Fri 3/6          Edmonton, AB. – Midway

Sat 3/7         Calgary, AB. – Grey Eagle Casino

Mon 3/9       Vancouver, BC. – Commodore

Tue 3/10      Seattle, WA – Moore Theater

Wed 3/11     Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom

Fri 3/13        Salt Lake City, UT – Union Event Center

Sat 3/14       Denver, CO – Fillmore Auditorium

Mon 3/16     St. Louis, MO – The Pageant

Tue 3/17      Fayetteville, AR – Ozark Music Hall

Europe Festivals:

Sat 7/25       Plovdiv, Bulgaria – Hills of Rock

Mon 7/27     Rasnov, Romania – Rockstadt Extreme Fest

Fri 8/7          Villena, Spain – Leyendas Del Rock

Fri 8/14        Sulingen, Germany – Reload Festival 2026

The rock world has taken another major hit as its been announced that bassist and co-founder Sam Rivers of legendary nu metal act Limp Bizkit has passed away. It was announced earlier today that unexpected Rivers passed, he was 48.

💔 In Loving Memory of Our Brother, Sam Rivers 💔

Today we lost our brother.
Our bandmate.
Our heartbeat.

Sam Rivers wasn’t just our bass player — he was pure magic.
The pulse beneath every song, the calm in the chaos, the soul in the sound.

From the first note we ever played together, Sam brought a light and a rhythm that could never be replaced. His talent was effortless, his presence unforgettable, his heart enormous.

We shared so many moments — wild ones, quiet ones, beautiful ones — and every one of them meant more because Sam was there.

He was a once-in-a-lifetime kind of human.
A true legend of legends.
And his spirit will live forever in every groove, every stage, every memory.

We love you, Sam.
We’ll carry you with us, always.

Rest easy, brother.
Your music never ends.

— Fred, Wes, John & DJ Lethal ❤️

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Its been officially confirmed that earlier today rock legend Ace Frehley, ‘The Spaceman’, has passed away. Frehley was the lead guitarist and a founding member of KISS who had influenced rock and helped mold shock rock for generations to come.

Frehley passed away peacefully surrounded by family in Morristown, New Jersey, after a recent fall, according to his agent.

Family members said in a statement that they are “completely devastated and heartbroken” but will cherish his laughter and celebrate the kindness he bestowed upon others.’

Legends of the genre including Pearl Jam, Bret Michaels, Tom Morello, fellow KISS members, and more have all come out with posts of their own about the loss of this legend.

Its crazy to think its been 10 years since The Wonder Years released the classic ‘No Closer To Heaven’ but it has. To celebrate the band has released a remixed and remastered version of the album.

The album is available to stream digitally everywhere now, and fans can pre-order limited vinyl ahead of its full release on November 21. This special double LP will feature the newly mixed/mastered recordings, 2 b-sides never-before-on vinyl, 3 previously unreleased demo recordings, as well as 10 swappable, specially curated, cover art card designs.

Dan Campbell of The Wonder Years Shares:

“Hearing these re-mixes was like hearing the album for the first time all over again—ten years later and it somehow felt brand new. Knowing that people will finally get to hear No Closer to Heaven as it was meant to sound is such an exciting feeling. We hope it deepens the love people already have for these songs, and that the album manages to find its way to new listeners after all this time.”

The Pretty Reckless are bringing the holiday cheer early with the news that the group featuring Taylor Momsen is revisiting Whoville, in a way. The group has covered and given a rock update to ‘Where Are You Christmas’ which was sang by a younger Momsen in the now iconic ‘How The Grinch Stole Christmas’ film.

The track will appear on their upcoming holiday EP, Taylor Momsen’s Pretty Reckless Christmas, set for release on October 31st digitally, and November 14th physically, via Fearless Records.

Momsen on the release: “Revisiting “Where Are You Christmas” 25 years later feels like coming home to a part of myself I hadn’t seen in a long time. I was just a child when I first sang it, and I never could’ve imagined the way the song, and the film, would stay with people for so long and unknowingly shape my career path as an adult. Recording it now, with all the life I’ve lived in between, I hear it through a different lens.. but the heart of it is the same. It’s about wonder, hope, and holding on to the magic – something I think we all need more than ever.”

CKY is back with their first bit of new music since 2018 with their new song ‘Can’t Stop Running’. This brings in a new era of CKY for fans with a more melodic rock sound backing the band.

“This song has been a favorite of ours since it was written and demoed, and it’s remained one of the standouts,” says guitarist and singer Chad I. Ginsburg. “It will be played on tour and we’re very proud of it. The rest of the upcoming tracks we’ll be releasing are all over the map — however, this one happens to be one of our favorites. It has the perfect happy/sad feel, and shows real progression and growth in writing. This is a song for everyone — not just CKY diehards.”

Drummer Jess Margera adds, “I must have heard this song about 2,000 times since we recorded it, and somehow I still get pumped when it comes on shuffle.”

CKY ON TOUR:
UK + IRELAND:
10/31 — Oxford — O2 Academy 2
11/1 — Birmingham — O2 Institute 2
11/2 — Torquay — Foundry
11/3 — Southampton — 1865
11/4 — Bristol — Fleece
11/6 — Swansea — Patti Pavilion
11/9 — Nottingham — Rescue Rooms
11/10 — Newcastle — Digital
11/11 — Birkenhead — Future Yard
11/12 — Manchester — Club Academy
11/14 — Belfast — Limelight 2
11/15 — Dublin — Opium Rooms
11/17 — Glasgow — Garage
11/18 — Leeds — Key Club
11/19 — Sheffield — Corporation
11/20 — Norwich — Waterfront
11/21 — London — O2 Academy Islington
 
AUSTRALIA:
1/23 — Melbourne — Max Watts
1/24 — Sydney — Crowbar
1/25 — Brisbane — Crowbar