Check out the video to the first single, “You Waste Your Time,” off of Alter Bridge/Creed guitarist Mark Tremonti’s solo project aptly titled Tremonti. The debut album called, “All I Was,” is scheduled for release on July 10.
Adam Levine is on the run. Check out the video to Maroon 5’s hit single “Payphone” featuring Wiz Khalifa. The band’s new album, “Overexposed,” will be released June 26.
Australian duo for KING & COUNTRY, featuring brothers Joel and Luke, are the hottest debut to watch this year. They released their debut album, “Crave,” earlier this year and have regularly blogged for The Comet. Here, Luke writes about tough love and his amazing mum.
No Doubt have launched a series of webisodes to preview their new album, their first in over a decade, which is due out September 25. Here is a preview of new track with Major Lazer and Jamaican artist Busy Signal called “Push & Shove.”
Alt-rockers Hoobastank will release their fifth studio album, “Fight or Flight on July 31, independently. Take a listen to the first single “This Is Gonna Hurt.” Plus, get a free download
Yes, that is Maroon 5’s “Adam Levin” working as a bank teller during a heist. Check out this behind-the-scenes look to Maroon 5’s upcoming video to “Payphone.” The band’s new album, “Overexposed,” will be released June 26.
No Doubt have finally released the details of their new album via video announcement! The ska-rock band’s will drop their first album since 2001’s ‘Rock Steady,” on Sept 25.
Happy Cinco de Mayo! This may be the coolest mash up ever! Twisted Sister performing “We’re Not Gonna Take It” with a Mariachi band! The video was released in conjunction with Hornitos Premium Tequila! Yay!
Seminal rockers Soundgarden had released the video to “Live to Rise,” off of the soundtrack for Disney’s “Avengers.” The video, directed by Robert Hales, features live performance mixed with film footage. The film opens May 4.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse will release their first new album in almost nine years, a collection of classic, American folk songs titled, “Americana,” on June 5. Check out the super cool video and cover of “Oh Susannah.”
The soundtrack to “Rock of Ages” makes us want to band our heads. The 20 track release features our favorite 80s licks performed by the film’s stars, including Tom Cruise, Russell Brand, Alec Baldwin, Julianne Hough and Mary J. Blige.
We loves us some System of a Down, and we love us some Serj. The one-of-a-kind singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, poet and political activist is back with a new single “Figure it Out,” due out May 1. Check out the tease.
Fashion, music and art equals indie rock duo Early Morning Rebel. The band has already garnered such followers as Orlando Bloom, Kirsten Dunst and Drew Barrymore. Plus their music has been featured in such TV hits as “Grey’s Anatomy” and A&E’s “Breakout Kings.” The group answers six questions with The Comet. Plus, get a free download of “Life Boat”!
The Beach Boys’ 50th anniversary is shaping up to be a bang up year for the sound of California. Their new studio album, their first in decades, aptly titled “That’s Why God Made The Radio,” will be released June 5. Check out the the title track!
Grammy Award-winning singer & songwriter Shelby Lynne’s voice haunts you. And her current album, “Revelation Road,” is heartbreak at its best. Check out the video to “Heaven’s Only Days Down The Road.”
LP is simply amazing. New York-born, Los Angeles-based artist singer & songwriter LP, just released her debut EP, “Into the Wild,” which was recorded live at Hollywood’s EastWest recording. Check out the video to the title track. Plus, as a bonus, her genius cover of Beyonce’s “Halo.”
Yay! Seminal rockers, the Red Hot Chili Peppers will release a classic covers EP titled “We Salute You,” to commemorate their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The EP will come out May 1. Check out the track listing.
Check out the new All-American Rejects video for the title track from their latest album, “Kids In the Street.” It’s a nostalgic romp of misspent youth.
In this week’s episode, co-hosts Jonathan McHugh and Tamara Conniff welcome Echo Park indie band NO, who perform two songs. Plus, The Track Team talk “Legend of Korra” and the Tadasana Festival founders dish on world music.
Styx’ Tommy Shaw and The Comet blogger talks about Dick Clack and his appearance on “American Bandstand” in 1985.
