Midland Talks 'Stages'
The Texas trio reflects on the community that shaped their sound, what they’ve learned on the road, and the core of their album ‘Stages’.
In This Issue…
Huddy Reclaims His Voice on 'Somebody to Hate'
No sophomore slump here. Huddy is back with his hard-hitting independent release, 'Somebody to Hate'. Hit Parader got the inside scoop.
PRESIDENT Questions Everything
PRESIDENT tells us about their meteoric rise, the role of anonymity, and the theming behind their brand-new debut album, 'Blood of Your Empire'.
Hannah Cole Finding Her Voice by Trusting Her Own Ears
In conversation with the Nashville-based artist on how growing up can lead to rediscovering the wonder.
Linda Perry is Ready for Her Spotlight
Linda sits down with us to discuss her long awaited documentary Let It Die Here, the upcoming 4 Non Blonds LP, and everything that got her there.
Feature
Anthrax On Songs, Maiden and More
NYC-born heavy metal icons Anthrax discuss everything regarding their twelfth studio album, Cursum Perficio.
Phoebe Bridgers: More Than Just Music
The Pasadena singer-songwriter is the embodiment of emotional honesty, determination, and having the courage to believe in yourself, and now more than ever.
Beck Shows His Full Skills in Brilliant Philly Show
90's alt legend Beck put on a masterclass of an energetic performance at the Met, making the night one hard to forget.
Songs That Shaped Me: Hermanos Gutiérrez
Alejandro and Estevan trace their musical roots through all the diverse recordings that inspired their latest album.
Discovery of the Month: Strangerr
The New York newcomer on turning vulnerability and visual art into uncategorizable genre-blurring alternative rock.
In Conversation
Midland on Their Roots, the Road, and Their Fifth Studio Album, ‘Stages’
The Texas trio reflects on the community that shaped their sound, what they’ve learned on the road, and the core of their album ‘Stages’.
Everlast Has a Lot Left to Say
The House of Pain frontman and Grammy-nominated solo artist on having something to say with 'Embers to Ashes'.
Kenny Mason Discusses Everything 'BULLDAWG'
The Atlanta-based genre-bender discussing the inspiration for BULLDAWG and how it represents the man he is trying to become.
Oso Oso Talks 'an exchange of information’
In conversation with the indie rock mainstay on keeping music interesting, touring the record before release, and their evolution.
All-American Rejects ‘Move Along’ to Being Ambassadors of Alternative
Talking with frontman Tyson Ritter and guitarist Nick Wheeler on the reflection of their past and excitement for the future.
News
Gym Class Heroes Drop Second New Single 'Useless'
The legendary rap/rock group fronted by Travie McCoy is back with their second single after their 15 year hiatus.
Faceless Japanese Rising Star JYuno Places in New Spielberg Film 'GIRL'
New rising Japanese pop star JYuno is set to have three of their tracks featured in Destry Allen Spielberg's newly announced psychological crime-thriller GIRL.
Alkaline Trio + Rise Against Pay Homage To Each Other On New Split Single Release
Rise Against and Alkaline Trio have just released a split single featuring a song from each band's discography, ahead of their co-headline tour.
Genre-Bending Artist Ando San Joins Sumerian Records
The LA based hybrid rapper multi-instrumentalist Ando San has signed to Sumerian Records alongside the release of two new singles.
Bob Dylan’s ‘Highway 61 Revisited’ 61 Years Later
Bob Dylan changed music forever 61 years ago when he released his monumental sixth LP, 'Highway 61 Revisited'.
Hit Parader Approved
Julia Jacklin Brings 'The Gem' Tour to Nashville
The Australian singer-songwriter delivered a memorable communal experience at the Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville.
Sara Bareilles Finds Heart and Humor in Good Grief Tour at the Dolby Theatre
The Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter brought the Good Grief Tour to the Dolby Theatre
Halloween With Metallica in Vegas
The most successful heavy-metal band created a one-of-a-kind, immersive metal experience during their residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas.
Always Choose Love: Mumford & Sons At The Kia Forum
The London-born folk band brought down the house in Los Angeles with an emotional dynamic performance that brought the room together.
Beck Shows His Full Skills in Brilliant Philly Show
90's alt legend Beck put on a masterclass of an energetic performance at the Met, making the night one hard to forget.
Featured Conversations
It Just Fell Into Place: Mayday Parade On Their Toughest Project Yet
Mayday Parade’s Derek Sanders speaks on their three-part emo trilogy, ‘Sweet, Sad, and Sugar’, the process behind it, and what’s…
Barbara and Zakk Wylde: Their Only Joint Interview On More Than 40 Years Together
In an exclusive interview before Zakk’s Black Label Society release their powerful new album, Engines of Demolition, a superb collection…
Hit Parader Archive: Talking With Lars Ulrich After Releasing The Black Album
35 years ago today, Metallica released Metallica, and in Oct. 1991, Hit Parader spoke with Ulrich about the record.
From the Archive: Linkin Park: Sudden Superstars
Linkin Park were already reshaping the rap/metal playbook with Hybrid Theory when this conversation captures them on the cusp of…
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