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Inkcarceration 2026 Turns the Ohio State Reformatory Into a Heavy-Music City
Disturbed, Bad Omens, and Limp Bizkit lead a three-day bill that pairs more than 60 bands with tattoos, prison tours, and horror attractions in Mansfield.
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Tribeca 2025 Put Music, Memory, and New Voices on the Same Marquee
An immersive public-source retrospective of 12 days when New York's festival circuit moved between music premieres, independent discoveries, anniversary screenings, and crowded post-film conversations.
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Sundance Sets Its First Boulder Festival for January 2027
The independent-film institution has named dates and venues for its Colorado debut while submissions and a new international critics' jury move the program into focus.
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Motionless in White Opens the Sweat and Blood Tour
The band's first U.S. headlining run in nearly three years moves through amphitheaters and arenas with a first Red Rocks headline date ahead.
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Outside Lands Brings Bay Area Artists Into the Festival Frame
The festival's new Artists in Residence program expands the Golden Gate Park experience beyond the lineup and gives local visual art a larger public stage.
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Queens of the Stone Age Return With the Loose-Limbed 'Easy Street'
The band's first new song in three years keeps the rough edges intact before a North American run with Foo Fighters this fall.
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