News Ice Nine Kills drop new single and sci-fi video, The Great Unknown “This audio file represents a genre expansion protocol…” Watch Ice Nine Kills’ new Matrix-inspired video for The Great Unknown.
The Cover Story Dayseeker: “This album is about the personal issues I’ve dealt with, trying to navigate life as our band becomes a little more successful” As rapidly-rising post-hardcore crew Dayseeker announce their eagerly-anticipated new album Creature In The Black Night, we sit down with frontman Rory Rodriguez for a world-exclusive interview to get the lowdown on the record, the personal darkness that runs through its veins, and where it will take them next…
News Black Sabbath’s Back To The Beginning show raises more than $190 million for charity Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath’s epic farewell show has raised an incredible amount of money for Parkinson’s and local Birmingham charities.
Features PVRIS: “Art makes people happy, and it’s a connecting tool, and it can be used politically. I’m trying to remember that” Looking at the roots of PVRIS for the anniversary of their White Noise debut, Lyndsey Gunnulfsen wasn’t keen on how things were back then. But, as they prepare to headline 2000trees for the first time, things are much different now. And it started with realising what was missing, and being the change she wanted to see in the musical world…
News Get the Parkway Drive x Kerrang! merch collection Check out this new and exclusive merch from ourselves and Parkway Drive, including tees, hoodie and a cap…
News Spiritbox announce U.S. tour with Periphery and Honey Revenge Spiritbox are heading out across the United States this autumn for Part II of the Tsunami Sea Tour…
Features Split Chain: “Life is not easy and never will be – this album is a depiction of all that sh*t” Ahead of their hotly-anticipated debut album motionblur, we head backstage at one of Split Chain’s umpteen shows this summer to discover the darkness behind the music, and how they’ve found themselves as one of the most talked-about bands of the year…
Reviews The big review: RADAR Festival 2025 In a weekend of massive shows across the country, Manchester's RADAR Festival showcase some of the best and brightest in the more progressive side of alternative music...
Reviews Album review: Enter Shikari – Live At Wembley Enter Shikari put the Rou into rowdy with unstoppable live album.
News Angel Du$t return with new single, The Beat Watch the new video for Angel Du$t's The Beat – their first new music in two years...
Reviews Film review – Simple Plan: The Kids In The Crowd Montreal pop-punks Simple Plan relive the highs and lows of their first quarter-century in sweet doc.
Features “Doing an album without the defence of comedy is daunting!”: Why Blood Vulture are no laughing matter With debut album Die Close painting doom metal claret-red, Blood Vulture’s Jordan Olds explains how friends and heroes – and Bram Stoker – inspired a serious change of direction...
Features “It’s walking through the pain as safely as possible with each other”: Inside the complex, chaotic return of letlive. After almost a decade away, letlive. are back. As they prepare to bring their incendiary, livewire hardcore to the UK, Jason Aalon tells Kerrang! how it all ended last time, why now, and the long road to their return…
Features Tom DeLonge: “Just because I laugh at ridiculous jokes doesn’t mean that I don’t conceptualise what consciousness is, and the way the universe might be” On the UK release of his directorial debut Monsters Of California, blink-182 and Angels & Airwaves mainman Tom DeLonge takes us in search of answers to life, the universe and everything…
News My Chemical Romance announce South East Asia tour dates My Chemical Romance are heading to South Korea, Thailand, Malaysia and more in 2026.
News “An offering to the celebration”: Lamb Of God release cover of Sabbath’s Children Of The Grave Lamb Of God drop their own take on Black Sabbath’s anti-war song Children Of The Grave, following the farewell Back To The Beginning concert...
