Riley Green opens up about his whirlwind Marshals experience, juggling film shoots in Utah with relentless touring, admitting he felt unprepared to fully embody his character. He leans into roles that feel authentic to his identity, much like his music, but the grueling schedule left him scrambling. Though he’s proud of his acting debut and even stars in a new music video, he’s reflecting with regret—and hopes for more prep time next time. With his new album That’s Just Me on the horizon, Green’s balancing act between country stardom and acting dreams continues to evolve.

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Death Angel, Bay Area thrash metal titans, are unleashing their 35th anniversary of “Act III” with a fiery European tour this December, headlining twelve cities and bringing their signature speed and raw power to fans across Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, the Czech Republic, and the Netherlands. Joined by fellow Bay Area legends Viol-Lence, the tour features a full set of the classic album plus a special Eindhoven Metal Meeting appearance. Tickets drop July 15 at 2 PM CET — and with a stable lineup and fresh singles like “Wrath (Bring Fire)” and “Cult Of The Used,” Death Angel prove they’re still blazing trails in thrash metal, with the tour extending into 2026 and 2027.

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Beck’s back with his long-awaited fifteenth studio album, Ride Lonesome, dropping September 18th — his first full album since 2019’s Hyperspace. Already teasing the title track and cinematic single “In the Night” (produced by Beck himself and featuring old collaborators), the artist reveals he’s been quietly building a studio and writing prolifically over the past four years, even with his bandmates. After a pandemic-induced pause, Beck’s creative fire is reignited — and he’s kicking off a tour in Vancouver on September 16th, winding down in Nashville by October 31st. Fans are in for a treat: new music, deep collaborations, and a whirlwind live run.

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