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Incubus, Bush and more announced for 2023 “Victory Live!” Festival

Author Flavia Andrade - 25.4.2023

Incubus, Bush, +LIVE+ and Filter are some of the artists booked for 2023’s “Victory Live!” festival, which will take place at Victory Park in North Ridgeville, OH on August 04. The lineup so far includes:

Incubus
Bush
+LIVE+
Filter
Welshly Arms
The Kaledioscope Kid
Winona Fighter

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Incubus announce Nicole Row as their full-time bassist

Incubus have officially announced bassist Nicole Row as a full-time band member. Row was first brought to the fold as a sub after their previous bassist Ben Kenney got time off band duties due to a surgery for a brain tumor. Kenney has now recovered from that illness, but will not be returning to the band. Frontman Brandon Boyd has recently spoken about Row in an...

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Incubus and Live announce 2024 Australian tour

Incubus will be joining forces with Live for a co-headlining Australian tour next April. Birds Of Tokyo, Eskimo Joe and The Superjesus will be the opening bands. You can check out the tour dates below: Apr 06 Bribie Island, AUS – Sandstone Point Hotel (w/ Birds Of Tokyo, Eskimo Joe & The Superjesus)Apr 07 Southport, AUS – Broadwater Parklands (w/ Birds Of Tokyo, Eskimo Joe & The Superjesus)Apr 09 Wollongong, AUS...

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Chili Peppers, NIN, Slipknot + KISS to headline Louder Than Life 2022

The annual Louder Than Life Festival announced its 2022 artist lineup on Wednesday (March 9). Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nine Inch Nails, Slipknot and KISS are the four main headliners revealed for the Kentucky rock and metal event this fall. To join them in the top slots of the four-day fest at Highland Festival Grounds in Louisville, Ky., on Sept. 22–25 are Alice In...

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“Tori Amos was very inspirational for me” – Sharon den Adel (Within Temptation) shares the top 5 albums of her life

Within Temptation vocalist Sharon den Adel sat down recently with Chaoszine before their show in Helsinki, Finland, to discuss five albums that have made the biggest impact on her as an artist. Check out Sharon’s picks below: If you like the content we do on Chaoszine subscribe also on our YouTube channel. You can do it here. For...

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Ukrainian metalcore unit Space of Variations releases new single “Lies” with an official video

Ukrainian metalcore unit Space Of Variations reveals a brand-new song and digital single “Lies”, an emotionally driven track that starts out calm with a beautifully arranged verse that smoothly transitions into a melancholic chorus. The intensity rises to another level when vocalist Dmytro Kozhukhar switches from soothing clean vocals to aggressive shouts. The song is now available...

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Saxon announce Girlschool as main tour support

Saxon are excited to announce that their great friends, Girlschool, will be joining them as main support on the band’s upcoming Hell, Fire and Steel European tour. Great to be working with our longtime friends Girlschool metal titans… Bring it on! Biff Byford Saxon are also super excited to announce the addition of an extra German date on March 6th in Düsseldorf at the Mitsubishi Electric Halle...

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Smith/Kotzen reunite for “Black Light/White Noise” second studio album out March 7th

BMG are proud to announce the worldwide release of the second album by Adrian Smith and Richie Kotzen, entitled “Black Light / White Noise” on March 7th. The news comes alongside the release of the album’s first single, ‘White Noise’. Recorded at The House, Los Angeles, California, produced by Richie and Adrian and mixed by Jay Ruston, the ten track album is a masterclass...

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Green Day will headline Coachella festival 2025 – but they’re not the only one from rock and metal on the bill

Seven rock and metal performers have been announced as part of the Coachella 2025 roster. The show will take place this spring at the Empire Polo Fields in Indio, California. Although it’s no secret that Coachella has shifted its lineup away from rock and metal in previous years in favor of a more pop-centric lineup,...

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