GRAMMY® Award-winning rock and roll band Greta Van Fleet announce their 2027 North American and European headline tour today. Promoted by Live Nation, the 59-city Into The Beginning Tour kicks off Wednesday, February 3 in Savannah, GA at Enmarket Arena and makes stops in Chicago, Brooklyn, Detroit, Dallas-Fort Worth, Berlin, Milan, Amsterdam, Paris, London, Toronto and more before wrapping back in their home state of Michigan on Saturday, July 31 at Grand Rapids’ Acrisure Amphitheater. Special guests Arc De Soleil, The Kooks, and Portugal. The Man will join as support on select North American dates. VIP Packages are available for North American dates only. Full pre-sale ticket info and album pre-save/pre-order links are below.
Neurosis Continues Their Partnership with Firekeeper Alliance with San Francisco Presentation – On Tour Soon
Poised to continue their comeback with a ton of tour dates and festivals into 2027, Neurosis continues to strengthen their relationship with Firekeeper Alliance with an upcoming presentation in San Francisco. On Saturday, October 17 at 12:30, board members of Firekeeper Alliance and members of Neurosis will gather at Thrillhouse Records, the best independent record store in San Francisco, for a presentation about the work they are doing in Blackfeet Country. In addition to a presentation on the work, there will be a screening for the soon-to-be-released short documentary “HEAVY” – which tells the story of the Heavy Music Symposium class that is offered at Browning Public School. This news follows Steve Von Till’s recent single “iiyiikǎakimǎan” for Suicide Prevention Day. Steve and Neurosis continue to partner with Firekeeper Alliance from Fire In The Mountains Festival, which saw Neurosis perform for the first time since 2019. The band will play two sold-out shows in San Francisco at The Fillmore, supporting their album An Undying Love for A Burning World (Neurot Recordings, review here), which was released this past spring. Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Spike Fuck – Evidence
As a child of the Eighties, when I chose Spike Fuck‘s Evidence (Scared Bones Records), the genre New Wave had me thinking Flock of Seagulls, A-Ha, Howard Jones, Blondie, The Bangles, and a hundred other synth-heavy bands with heavy radio airplay. What I forgot was that New Wave meant the New Wave of Punk Rock. The earliest bands included Lou Reed and The Cars, among others. Spike’s music hearkens back that far. Straight-up near-acoustic vocals, guitars, and drums sorrowfully pour out personal tunes all over this debut album.




