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Nowhere Generation the follow-up to 2017’s Wolves, will be out June 4. Tickets will go on sale Thursday, May 13. Check out the band’s website for ticketing details.

Happier Than Ever, the long-awaited followup to her debut, When We All Fall Asleep Where Do We Go?  Happier Than Ever, due July 30th, leads Olivia Rodrigo’s SOUR (Number Two) and OneRepublic’s Human (Deluxe) as the album with the most pre-adds on Apple Music from April 30th through May 6th. Pre-adds allow listeners to queue up an album to be added to their library when it’s released, offering a good indication of the albums that fans are most excited for. It’s a good sign that it’s leading the pre-add chart, where previous RS 200 toppers like Rod Wave and Moneybagg Yo have also l...

4 days ago Rise Against have announced tour dates for this year. The band will be touring America in the summer beginning in July and ending in late August. Tickets will go on sale Thursday, May 13. The band’s upcoming album Nowhere Generation will be out June 4 via Loma Vista Recordings. Rise Against last released Wolves in 2017. Check out the tour dates below. Date

This summer, everywhere is "nowhere" as Rise Against have announced plans to bring their "Nowhere Generation" tour to U.S. audiences this summer. With a blistering new album filled with band's on-point brand of politically-infused rock, Rise Against are set to welcome fresh material into sets to accompany their already raucous catalog. The trek gets underway June 30 in New York and continues over 17 dates before wrapping Aug. 24 in Salt Lake City. This figures to be the first of plenty of touring in support of the new album, and like many acts, Rise Against can't wait to get out on the concer...

By Syndicated Content Credit: Jason Siegel Rise Against is hitting the road this summer on a U.S. summer tour. The headlining outing, dubbed the Nowhere Generation tour after the band’s upcoming album, will launch July 30 in New York City, and will conclude August 24 in Salt Lake City. A press release notes that the shows on the itinerary will be held “primarily in open-air amphitheaters.” “A year without live music in a time when we needed it most has been trying for all of us,” says frontman Tim McIlrath. “Live music has been missing from all of our lives for far too lo...