Terrible news in the world of Punk Rock as New Found Glory co-founding guitarist Chad Gilbert has died. He was just 45 years old. His wife and the band shared the news in a joint post, which you can read below. Gilbert had battled cancer off and on since 2021, and had a serious thyroid gland removal in 2011. After surgery in late 2021 for cancer, Gilbert had been cancer-free. In 2022, he shared that he was cancer-free again, only to have it return in 2024, forcing him to eventually undergo brain surgery to remove a tumor this past Spring. In April, he expressed hope in returning to the stage this summer following surgery. In addition to all 13 albums with New Found Glory (including 2026’s Listen Up – Pure Noise Records), Chad was the original vocalist of influential Hardcore legends Shai Hulud, a member of punk supergroups Hazen Street and International Superheroes of Hardcore, solo music under What’s Eating Gilbert, as well as countless producing credits for H2O, A Day to Remember, Terror, Trapped Under Ice, Lisa Loeb, State Champs, Candy Hearts, and more. Beyond that, we covered Chad and his bands all-around the world on countless tours, including Warped Tour and Riot Fest. RIP. Continue reading
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FESTIVAL REVIEW: Sick New World Las Vegas 2026 ft. System of a Down, Korn, and More
Back in October of 2025, an announcement was made that Sick New World (SNW) would take place once again in Las Vegas, Nevada, on April 25, 2026. A list of bands was part of the announcement, along with a new second festival in Fort Worth, Texas. Metal fans rejoiced after the unexpected cancellation the previous year, thus began six months of planning and activity for attendees. Continue reading
Terror Drop Their Documentary “A Deeper Struggle” – New Album Out Now
Hardcore giants, Terror, have just delivered their new short film, A Deeper Struggle, in collaboration with director, Derek Rathbun. It landed just before the band’s new album, Still Suffer, out now, on Flatspot Records. Catch the new documentary and more below.
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