Levity will bring their ‘Lasership Tour’ to Mesa, Arizona, on February 14th at Mesa Amphitheater. This sold-out show will feature the biggest production they have ever done, including a spaceship “full of lasers” which took them almost 1 whole year to plan and put together. Their production for this tour is so large that it would not fit in most venues they can perform at. I personally cannot wait to see what they have in store for fans in person.

INZO’s 38-stop headline ‘Mirrorverse’ Tour will be making a stop in Mesa, Arizona, on January 31st at Mesa Amphitheatre with support from Dirt Monkey, Know Good, OkayJake, and Blookah. This 38-stop tour follows a year full of accomplishments for INZO, including launching a record label and selling out his debut headline show at Red Rocks, where this tour will conclude.

On November 2nd, Marc “Loop Daddy” Rebillet graced Tempe, Arizona, with improvised loops and his beloved songs like “Your New Morning Alarm,” “Girl’s Club,” “Late To Work,” and oh my god, is that the Flamingo song? 

Cartel has one of the most delightful back stories that a pop punk band formed in the early 2000s could hope to have. Forming in their hometown of Conyers, Georgia in 2003 while the guys were attending college the band built their strong fan base and signed a label early on releasing an EP and soon later they they were caught up in the whirlwind that was MTV and wrote, recorded and released their second studio self-titled album in 20 days while inside a building dubbed ‘the bubble’. (You can watch the episodes on YouTube, it’s highly nostalgic Cartel - Band in a Bubble - Episode 1 - MTV - 2007)  After a well-needed break, the band slowly returned to the scene, starting in 2022 with another pop-punk powerhouse, Dashboard Confessional. In celebration of the 20th anniversary of their first album Chroma, the band is back on tour to play the entire album front to back with a splash of songs from Cycles & Cartel; their support for this tour is Hunny and Macseal. 

ThxSoMch, Carter De Filippis, hails from Toronto and has been making waves in the darkwave genre since 2022, with his biggest singles coming in the form of Spit in My Face! and Hate. His latest album, The Sound of You Laughing, dropped just a little over two months ago and has garnered millions of streams on Spotify. Already having kicked off this tour of the US in Salt Lake City, ThxSoMch and crew made their stop in the desert.    

On March 7th & 8th, McDowell Mountain Music Festival will take over Steele Indian School Park with a whopping 30+ set lineup, multiple art installations by Phoenix-based artists, local food trucks curated by Phoenix Magazine, small business vendors, drinks (of course), and more.

Arriving as a standout group in the current American shoegaze renaissance, Phoenix four-piece Glixen transcend all expectations of what the genre should currently look and sound like.

Today, Charlotte, NC pop-punk/alternative rock band Never Home have released their new EP, Beautiful Years.

Grammy-nominated, Lancaster five-piece AUGUST BURNS RED — JB Brubaker on lead guitar, Brent Rambler on rhythm guitar, Matt Greiner on drums, Jake Luhrs on vocals, and Dustin Davidson on bass — have some "thrilling" news" for their diehard legion of fans.

The Haunting’s self-titled debut album features 13 tracks of dark ambient music offering an uncanny and macabre aura experience.

Wonderly, the Portland, WA-based duo of Jim Brunberg and Ben Landsverk have released, “A World So Kind,” a melancholic winter song that represents the duality of light and darkness inherent in this time of year.

Australian singer/songwriter and rock guitarist Paul Kelly has released his latest single, “All Those Smiling Faces.”

On 13th December band Poisoned Hestia released their new EP “Further Down” and a music video for “South Of Here” with it.

On 12th December Fake Dad released their new single “So Simple!” that reached a lot of official Spotify playlists.

On 17th December band King Diamond dropped a new single and a music video for it, and today I’m going to give it a listen and watch it.

On 12th December Dead Poet Society released a new version of their song “HURT” featuring The Warning.

It’s that time of year again that here at Death Moth Press we share our top albums of the year and what a year for music it was.

The first leg of the Hollywood & N9ne Tour was such a resounding success, with over 60,000 tickets sold, that Hollywood Undead and Tech N9ne will hit the road again.

On December 4th, a band Dead American released a brand new music video for a song ‘Hate It’.

Fuck Your Birthday has released their latest music video that captures a live performance of “Moonshine,” which is a track off their BBQd EP.