At The Gates announce new album “The Ghost of a Future Dead,” the final studio statement from late vocalist Tomas Lindberg. Watch the first single “The Fever Mask” here.

Cat Clyde returns with “Man’s World,” a soulful and fiery preview of her upcoming album Mud Blood Bone out March 13. Listen to the track here.

Arkells are stepping into a new era with the announcement of their upcoming album Between Us. Learn more about their upcoming release and watch their new music video for “Next Summer” here.

King Tuff roars back with MOO, a return to raw, joyful rock ‘n’ roll led by the fiery new single “Twisted on a Train.” Click to dive into his revival and hear what makes this record so alive.

The Sheepdogs return with “Keep Out Of The Storm,” a warm, guitar-driven title track from their upcoming album arriving February 27, 2026. The single sets the stage for a major Canadian headline tour kicking off this March.

A$AP Rocky is back with “Punk Rocky,” a left-field, guitar-laced track that feels loose, weird, and fully intentional. It’s not your typical Rocky single, which is exactly why it’s worth your time.

Portrayal of Guilt return with two devastating new singles, “Object of Pain” and “Death From Above,” completing their …Beginning of the End video trilogy with director Craig Murray. A chilling preview of the Austin trio’s next experimental chapter.

Discover 10 rising Canadian artists you need to know now, proving Canada's music scene is set to dominate 2026. Click to find out who's essential.

Rarity release new single and music video “MIRA,” hit play to hear the latest from the Hamilton post-hardcore outfit.

Sweet Pill’s fiery new single “Smoke Screen” lights the way toward their next chapter. Watch the video and feel the glow here.

Collingwood’s Shjaane Glover unveils “Effervescence,” Listen to his latest song, a cinematic indie-folk track about transformation and emotional clarity.

Held, with members of The Sleeping, Coheed and Cambria, and Frank Iero of My Chemical Romance, just unleashed “New You Anthem.” Crank it loud and get hit with the first blast from their upcoming album Grey.

Blending country-tinged indie rock with fuzzed-out energy and heart, Ratboys and Florry lit up Lee’s Palace in Toronto for a night that hit all the right notes.

From second-degree Killswitch burns to intimate moments with Burton Cummings at the El Mocambo, 2025 was stacked with unforgettable shows. Scroll through our favourite concert photos from the year here.

The Mars Volta lit up Toronto’s History with a shadow-drenched set of all-new material. Read our review and explore the full photo gallery from the show.

Swedish hardcore legends Refused tore through Toronto one last time on their farewell tour, delivering a ferocious set that was equal parts celebration and goodbye. Read the full review and see the photos here.

Braving waist-high snowbanks and bone-chilling temperatures, Toronto’s hardcore faithful packed History for the kickoff of Counterparts’ Heaven Let Them Die tour. Read our review and check out all the concert photos from the night here.