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HERE’S WHAT YOU MISSED THIS WEEK (4.22-4.28.20):

NEW MUSIC:

Less than a week after Fall Out Boy‘s Pete Wentz dropped his new song “Check Your Phone” with Cheap Cuts, he revealed plans for a solo album. FOB are tentatively scheduled to play the U.S. “Hella Mega Tour” this summer.

Knuckle Puck announced their third full-length album 20/20, to be released later this year, also revealing a new single “RSVP.” The band previously dropped the album’s first single “Tune You Out” back in February.

The Ghost Inside revealed the details of their upcoming fifth studio album, which they have elected to be self-titled and will be their first release since 2014’s Dear Youth. In addition, the band also debuted the album’s first single called “Aftermath.”

Silverstein offered fans new content with their latest music video for their track, “Madness,” featuring Princess Nokia. The song comes off of their tenth studio album, A Beautiful Place to Drown, which was released last month.

My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way dropped a brand new unreleased demo, as well as a missing part of “Crate Amp.” The most recent demo, titled “PS Earth,” features Way on guitar and bass and his producer on drums.

Waterparks dropped a remix of their song “Telephone,” the sixth track off their 2019 record Fandom. The band teamed with producer Andrew Atwood of the Dissect Podcast for the more relaxed version of the upbeat track.

The 1975 revealed their new single, “If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know),” alongside a music video showing a black and white clip of the band. The British act’s new album Notes on a Conditional Form is arriving on May 22nd after numerous delays.

After Evanescence revealed the details of their first new album in nine years, The Bitter Truth, last week, they debuted its first single “Wasted on You.” Back in December, frontwoman Amy Lee revealed the band was getting back in the studio.

PVRIS dropped a new song “Gimme a Minute” from their upcoming studio album Use Me, along with a stellar new music video. Earlier this month, we learned the band would unfortunately be delaying their album until July 10th.

YUNGBLUD released the music video for “Weird!,” as well as premiered the first episode of his new show “Stay Home With: YUNGBLUD.” He wrote the song after his Brixton Academy performance last year.

Nick Santino made a triumphant return with a new single “Peace & Love.” The recent changes in his life is what inspired the song, as well as the three other songs that make up his forthcoming Peace & Love EP.

According to the musician himself, a new Machine Gun Kelly song is set to arrive this week. Fans were able to piece together from the hashtag he included that the track is likely titled “Bloody Valentine.”

TOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Post Malone hosted a Nirvana tribute livestream on April 24th to raise funds for the United Nations Foundation’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization. Google matched all donations at a 2:1 rate up to $5 million.

As part of his “Lockdown Sessions,” Machine Gun Kelly covered a Rihanna song as per request by his friend Marilyn Manson. MGK covered the pop singer’s hit, “Love on the Brain,” from her 2016 album ANTI.

The Offspring performed a cover of “Here Kitty Kitty,” made famous by Joe Exotic on the hit Netflix documentary series, Tiger King. Originally sung by the Clinton Johnson band, the performance featured the band members sitting six feet apart.

New Jersey musicians hosted the Jersey 4 Jersey livestream event to raise money for the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund. The event featured performances by Fountains of Wayne, Halsey, Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, SZA and more.

Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer were forced to postpone a number of their upcoming European shows on the “Hella Mega Tour.” The coronavirus pandemic was also the reason the bands had to postpone the first leg of the tour in Asia.

The Foo Fighters‘ song “Times Like These” received a massive at-home collaboration, featuring YUNGBLUD, 5 Seconds of Summer and more. The BBC Radio 1 Stay Home Live Lounge raised money for several coronavirus charities.

After calling off their spring music festivals, Danny Wimmer Presents announced that Louder Than Life, Hometown Rising and Bourbon & Beyond would also be cancelled for 2020. The organizer is offering full refunds for all ticket holders.

OTHER NEWS:

Twenty One Pilots officially dethroned Panic! at the Disco on Billboard‘s Hot Rock Songs Chart with their new song “Level of Concern.” P!ATD previously held the number 1 spot with “High Hopes” and “Hey Look Ma, I Made It” since 2018.

Derek Jones, guitarist of Falling in Reverse, reportedly passed away at the age of 35. No cause of death has been reported yet, but the news was announced by the band’s frontman Ronnie Radke via his social media accounts on April 21st.

Simple Plan’s “I’m Just a Kid” inspired a new TikTok challenge where users post themselves recreating photos from their childhood. As a response, lead singer Pierre Bouvier expressed his gratitude to fans over his social media accounts.

The first teaser for the American Satan spin-off series, Paradise City, was announced to arrive on May 1st. The series, created by Black Veil Brides’ Andy Biersack, features the acting talents of Bella Thorne and the late Cameron Boyce.

A Day to Remember guitarist Kevin Skaff created a playthrough video for the band’s newest single “Mindreader.” In the video, he jokes about fans not playing it correctly before showing players how to shred the track’s riffs themselves.

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