2025 - Page 7 of 22 - Loud Hailer Magazine

While on their What We Were Born to Do Tour, Whiskey Myers brought their rock country sound to Austin’s Moody Amphitheater.

Sam Fender brought his first headlining show to Chicago’s Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom as part of his People Watching Tour.

Dark Angel brings their Extinction Level Event Tour to the Gramercy Theatre in New York City with support from Sacred Reich, Hirax, and Void.

While on their U.S. tour, rock band The Criticals left a lasting impression after popping into Austin, TX, Antone’s Nightclub.

Rot and roll snarls with sinister intent as Carcass brings their North American Putrefaction Tour to Elevation in Grand Rapids.

Daughtry brings the rock to the Edge Pavilion in Laughlin, Nevada, with a mix of his classic hits and new ones.

The Hives ignite The Sound in Del Mar with swagger, spectacle, and punk ferocity, proving rock and roll chaos still thrives in controlled perfection.

For over two decades, ZSK has been pushing political boundaries; with Feuer & Papier, out September 26th, they aim to raise a flag of hope.

This morning, Jason Isbell announced solo tour dates for 2026, with presale tickets going on sale tomorrow at 10am.

At Austin, Texas’ 29th Street Ballroom, British indie-rock band English Teacher brought their dreamy tracks to the excited local fans.