GOOD TERMS
Good Terms released Burnout less than a year ago—a record that dismantled any preconceptions of who they are and what they sound like. The band dove headfirst into every unorthodox influence imaginable, putting every musical option back on the table. Burnout is anxious, hopeful, confused, angsty, joyous, loving, regretful, pissed, wistful, sincere, and cathartic. It juxtaposes moments that feel like the sonic recreation of the “dread meme” with others that feel like the triumphant ending of The Land Before Time. The album will have you clearing your sinuses from extreme levels of stank face, dusting off your old air guitar, wanting to do spin kicks in your living room, reconnecting with your younger self, and wishing you’d taken an extra bite of your crazy aunt’s special brownie. It’s mosh-ready, 420-friendly, and hell-yeah-brother approved. Then on a spring day this May, magic happened. Progress exploded onto the scene, landing heavy radio spins on SiriusXM, editorial playlisting across all major streaming platforms and quickly amassing 1M+ streams globally in just 4 months. “Progress” immediately grew to number 1 across all platforms and became the new staple and lost leader for Good Terms. “Progress” explores the emotional challenge of perseverance when on the brink of burnout. The song was inspired in part by vocalist Brian McShea and fiancée Stephanie Raynor, who lost their home earlier this year in the California wildfires. Their story captured national attention, and the outpouring of love and support reminded the couple—and their extended Good Terms family—of the importance of community. Good Terms are poised to take on their debut headline HIGHWAY TO HELL YEAH BROTHER North American tour throughout February and March 2026, a moment that is now built on now years of supporting tours for Hawthorne Heights, Emery, Youth Fountain, Driveways, Boys Of Fall and more.
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Carver Jones & The American Dreamers
22-year old singer-songwriter and Omaha, NE native Carver Jones always felt an undeniable pull towards music. After turning down a college basketball scholarship, Carver with his two best friends, hopped in an Van and hit the road. With no particular destination in mind other than to “see the Country,” the boys have performed on the streets and in venues of cities all across America over the past three years, seemingly gaining a lifetime of experience in the process. Having released his debut EP, CARV, in February 2024, Carver introduced his three-act AMERICAN DREAMERS EP with Vol 1 last Summer and Vol 2 this Spring. After playing a sold-out headline show in his hometown in late May, he and the band have relocated to Nashville to continue the story. On the back of the release of his latest single, Carver announced that he will be hitting the road this Fall to support 54 Ultra on his sold out US Tour. AMERICAN DREAMERS: Vol 3 is due out this Winter.
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Ratboys
Ratboys present a momentous new single, “Light Night Mountains All That,” and announce a North American tour. This is the band’s first new music, and their first with New West Records, since The Window, one of the most-praised albums of 2023. The Window catapulted the band from being beloved to “feverishly fixated upon” (Stereogum), and “Light Night Mountains All That” seizes that attention and doesn’t let it look away. The Window received a wealth of critical praise from the likes of The New York Times, NPR Music, Rolling Stone, Billboard, Stereogum, and Uproxx, while Pitchfork called it “a level-up record” for the band. “Light Night Mountains All That” is singer/guitarist Julia Steiner’s most thrilling vocal take yet, bolstered by a powerhouse performance by guitarist Dave Sagan, drummer Marcus Nuccio, bassist Sean Neumann, and piano by track co-producer Chris Walla. The track, deemed their “wormhole jam” by Steiner, is driven by an unorthodox time structure, exhilarating instrumentation, and the flare of extraterrestrial guitar bloops. In early 2026, Ratboys will perform across North America. As Paste praises, Ratboys have “a live chemistry that remains unparalleled and irreplaceable.”
Ben Kweller – Cover The Mirrors Tour
BK is back and he’s not the same. Who could be after the heartbreak he’s endured since thesudden passing of his 16-year old son. Instead of hiding away, the beloved indie-rocker iswalking through the fire of grief with intention and purpose. This unimaginable journey has ledhim to his seventh album, Cover The Mirrors, and the accompanying tour which begins on April15th.“Music has been my savior throughout my life but never before has it saved me as much as ithas this past year. My upcoming album, Cover The Mirrors, is a deep dive into my new reality.It’s a collage of my good days and my bad days, my highest highs and my lowest of lows. It’s themost personal, emotionally raw project I’ve ever worked on.”Kweller has been an open book throughout his illustrious career. His songs hold a nostalgicquality that takes you to a time and a place, happy or sad. He’s also one of the rare few who cantranslate his recordings into captivating concerts that keep his fans coming back again andagain. If you’ve never seen BK live before, the Cover The Mirrors Tour is sure to be his mostheartfelt and joyous live show yet. This is a chance for old and new fans to come together andwitness one of the great songwriters at his creative peak.
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