- Bourbon Sons: “Sirens”
- Violet Dawn: “People”
- Stahlecker: “A Means to an End” (ft. Wally Joseph)
- The Modern Kollective: “Wolves”
- Night Signal: “With You” (Acoustic)
And I have another honorable mention this week because this song is so good!
And I have another honorable mention this week because this song is so good!
Nonpoint will be playing a handful of shows in January 2025, celebrating the 20th anniversary of To The Pain and the 25th anniversary of Statement. With special guests Crobot and Heartsick, this month-long run kicks off January 10th in Lakewood, Ohio. Tickets and VIP are now on sale at nonpoint.com!

Glenn Hughes is touring this summer to celebrate 50 years of Deep Purple’s Burn. You can snag tickets and VIP experiences at glennhughes.com!

Alt-rock veterans Stone Temple Pilots and Live will be sharing the stage this summer for a co-headlining tour! STP is celebrating 30 years of their sophomore album, Purple, and Live is celebrating the same anniversary of their third record, Throwing Copper. With special guests Soul Asylum or Our Lady Peace, The Jubilee Tour starts August 16th in Concord, California. You can get tickets at stonetemplepilots.com or livetheband.com! (Live is also offering VIP packages.)
* w/Our Lady Peace
^ w/Soul Asylum

This summer, experimental/prog rock legends Primus are sharing the stage with fellow prog outfit Coheed and Cambria. There will be various special guests depending on the city. That list includes Guerilla Toss, Too Many Zooz, Fishbone, Fantastic Negrito, and All Them Witches.
Tickets: primusville.com or coheedandcambria.com (Primus has VIP available, as well.)
* No Coheed and Cambria
+ w/All Them Witches
^ w/Guerilla Toss
# w/Too Many Zooz
% w/Fishbone
☆ w/Fantastic Negrito

Rock band Extreme, who reached the height of their popularity with the release of their ballad “More Than Words,” is touring in early 2024. Living Colour (“Cult of Personality”) will be the opening act. Tickets and VIP available at both extreme-band.com and livingcolour.com.

Rock band Mac Saturn will be headlining a North American tour in early 2024 in support of their new album, Hard to Sell, which will be released on January 26th. The 35-date run comes with support from alt-rock/indie pop trio The Thing With Feathers. You can get tickets at macsaturn.com – and bring your dancing shoes!

Liverpudlian prog-rockers AccidFerry released their latest single, “Monkey Dance,” on November 4th. The band describes the track as “a laid-back groove that [lead guitarist/vocalist] Krawczyk had hidden in his closet for 10 years.” It is all that and more.
According to AccidFerry’s Facebook, “Monkey Dance” will be used to kick off gigs, and I can’t think of a more perfect intro. The song hits the ground running, a simple funky beat setting the tone for what’s to come. Quickly joined by matching bass and guitar, the band builds a groove that is sure to get listeners moving.
The lyrics reiterate the statement the music seems to be making, encouraging the listener to move all night long and promising to “keep the groove alive” – a vow that is delivered throughout the entire 4:04 run time.
The standout portion of “Monkey Dance” for me began at 2:39. AccidFerry throws in a guitar solo, followed by a bass-heavy breakdown and a brief jam session to close out the track. I was definitely feeling the retro vibes for the final 1:25 of the song.
Overall, “Monkey Dance” is a fun and catchy track that will have you dancing and shamelessly singing along. The talent among this group of musicians is undeniable, and while the solo is the most obvious, there are a lot of interesting things deftly woven into the bigger picture. (Pay attention to that bass!)
You can listen to “Monkey Dance” on Spotify, or whatever your favorite major music platform may be. I’m also embedding the audio here, via YouTube.
And don’t forget to give AccidFerry a follow on their various socials!