Periphery has set out on a headlining tour for the ages, bringing Ne Obliviscaris, Greyhaven, and Ando San along on the road with them.
Rock band My Chemical Romance returned to Los Angeles for an unforgettable night and celebration of their most iconic album, The Black Parade.
Judah & the Lion returned to Toronto for the first time in seven years on their The Boys Are Back Tour
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MUSIC EXTRAS
From folk and Midwest emo classics to slowcore tracks perfect for spooky season, here are OTR’s picks for the perfect fall album.
After Turnstile’s electric set last week, OTR reflects on the rock performances of SNL past.
The South is home to many exciting up-and-coming indie, rock, and alt acts. Explore the playlist here.
REVIEWS
Gus Dapperton released his album, 4 Dear Life, marking a creative fusion of his musical interests, bringing together his various projects and exploring a range of sonic directions.
The band sat down with Off the Record a week after the release of their debut album to talk battle of the bands, artistic evolution, and playing Logan Paul’s wedding.
Something out of an early-2000s romantic comedy or a summer vacation you could relive forever, Penelope Road pieces their music together with genres new and old, finding a magical space in-between to build their musical world.
INTERVIEWS
See all posts in ‘Interviews’→Turnstile, The xx, Blood Orange, and more perform at weekend one of Austin City Limits 2026.
FESTIVALS
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Now that we’re done looking back on this year’s highlights, it’s time to ask: What does the music world have in store for 2026?
MONTH BY MONTH
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Australian singer-songwriter Julia Jacklin is back on tour for the release of her latest record, The Gem, leaving an indelible mark on Los Angeles.