Kalamazoo, Michigan, mostly rests on the southwest bank of the river that shares its name. Several tributaries feed into the river here, creating hilly terrain that turns the city into a wonder of winding roads, undulating to conform to the natural landscape. Kalamazoo is also the county seat, with both city and county buildings filling downtown, where a maze of one-way streets adds to the congestion. A good summer has brought heavy roadwork, making the city nearly impassable.

Today, Body Count releases their powerful rendition of "Comfortably Numb" featuring David Gilmour—a fresh take on the classic Pink Floyd track that explores themes of detachment and introspection. Gilmour's seminal guitar work adds a haunting, authentic touch, seamlessly blending with Body Count's signature intensity and Ice’s profound new lyrics, making the track a fusion of rock history and raw, modern energy.  Body Count has also revealed the release date for their new album, Merciless, set to drop on November 22.

First City Music Festival, a non-profit event focused on music, community, and the arts, proudly announces its fifth-year celebration, running from September 26th to 29th at The French Commons. With over 25 bands from across the country, the festival promises four days of live music, art, camping, family-friendly activities, yoga, and more.

New York City’s rising rock & roll force, The Thing, is set to electrify the Fox Theatre on Friday, November 29, 2024. The four-piece band, composed of Michael Carter, Jack Bradley, Zane Acord, and Lucas Ebeling, has rapidly gained attention for their gritty sound and relentless touring schedule, delivering over 200 shows across North America since their formation.

Dropkick Murphys have unleashed their new single "Sirens," the first hint of a new album to come in 2025.

Listen to “Sirens” here: https://dropkick-murphys.ffm.to/sirens

Acclaimed SoCal reggae ensemble Iration announces the release of their new single “Island Time,” out today, Friday, Sept. 20. Channeling inspiration from the beloved voice and memory of Jimmy Buffet, “Island Time” calls to mind feel-good, fireside energy as its lyrics encourage listeners to slow down and reflect, one sip at a time.

Maybe I been away too long

I don’t really know what’s going on

Still haven’t found my peace of mind