Turnstile, Greta Van Fleet and Vioflesh: Global Music News for October 4, 2026

The hardcore band Turnstile made a remarkable debut on the Saturday Night Live stage, performing tracks from their award-winning album 'Never Enough'. Meanwhile, Greta Van Fleet is gearing up to traverse the globe with their 'Into The Beginning' tour, scheduled for 2027, promising to delight their fans across three continents.

In the coldwave scene, the Chilean duo Vioflesh has launched 'Dark Bellow', their second studio album, strengthening their presence on the international stage. Other artists like Hermidgets and Mass Minor continue to enrich the music scene with captivating new singles.

Turnstile Ignites the Saturday Night Live Stage

The hardcore band from Baltimore, Turnstile, made their first appearance on the famous Saturday Night Live stage on October 3. Musical guests of the second episode of the 52nd season, hosted by Dakota Johnson, they performed three tracks from their Grammy Award-winning album, 'Never Enough'. The band started with 'Birds', one of the most intense pieces from their fourth album, before returning later with a medley of 'I Care' and 'Dull'.

This SNL performance closely follows their set at the Austin City Limits festival in Texas, illustrating a particularly active period for Turnstile since the release of 'Never Enough' in June of the previous year. This album received the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album, while 'Birds' was crowned Best Metal Performance. Following these successes, the band has spoken out about state violence around the world, emphasizing the importance for artists to use their platform to reflect contemporary realities.

Their album 'Never Enough' was praised by NME for its "sincere hardcore poptimism" and "vibrant eccentricity". In August, Turnstile enriched their discography with 'Never Enough: Versions', a complete reinterpretation of the original album, featuring prestigious collaborations such as Elton John, Hayley Williams, and Blood Orange. This SNL performance follows that of KATSEYE during the season premiere, and precedes Rosalía's performance scheduled for October 10.

Source: NME

Dave Grohl Joins AC/DC for Explosive Finale in New Jersey

The legendary Dave Grohl, leader of the Foo Fighters, fulfilled a childhood dream by joining AC/DC on stage to perform the classic 'Highway To Hell'. This memorable moment took place during the last concert of AC/DC's 'Power Up' tour at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on October 2. Originally scheduled for September 25, the show had been postponed due to adverse weather conditions.

Brian Johnson, AC/DC's singer, surprised the audience by announcing Grohl's arrival on stage, stating that Grohl had requested to play with the band. Grohl, armed with his guitar, shared the stage with Johnson, Angus Young, and the other band members, creating an unforgettable moment for the fans present. This was not the first time the Foo Fighters opened for AC/DC, having already replaced The Pretty Reckless in St. Louis on September 8.

The 'Power Up' tour, which began in May 2024 in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, was promoting the eponymous album released in 2020. This final concert in New Jersey concluded two years of intense performances, leaving an indelible mark in rock history. Grohl has repeatedly expressed his admiration for AC/DC, citing their significant influence on his musical career.

Source: NME

Greta Van Fleet Set to Conquer the World with 2027 Tour

The American rock band Greta Van Fleet has announced an ambitious world tour for 2027 titled 'Into The Beginning'. This series of concerts will include 59 dates across the UK, Europe, and North America. British fans can prepare to welcome the band in prestigious venues in London, Birmingham, Manchester, and Glasgow, confirming their status as a heavyweight in the current rock scene.

This tour marks a strong comeback for Greta Van Fleet, who continues to build on the success of their previous tours and albums. The band, often compared to legends of classic rock, promises to take their audience on a musical journey through their hits and perhaps some new compositions. While additional details about the North American dates have yet to be revealed, rock fans in Montreal can hope for a date in the Quebec metropolis, given the scale of this tour.

Source: NME

Henry Rollins Opens the Doors to His Punk Archives in Nashville

Henry Rollins, an iconic figure in punk rock, is set to unveil part of his vast archive to the public with the exhibition 'Cool Evidence — Captured Moments From the Last Century'. The event will take place on November 6 and 7 at the Radar615 Gallery in Nashville. Visitors will be able to explore rare artifacts from legendary bands such as Black Flag and The Cramps. Rollins emphasizes the importance of preserving physical objects to document musical history.

In parallel with this exhibition, Rollins is preparing to release his new memoir 'Bait Dog Boy', scheduled for March 2, 2027. He has recently participated in the revival of Vengeance Records, contributing to the release of 'Gravest Gravy' by The Cramps. Always active in the cultural scene, Rollins has also taken part in public and academic discussions, including at Vanderbilt University as part of the 'Dangerous Ideas' course.

The 'Cool Evidence' exhibition at Radar615 Gallery promises to be a landmark event for punk rock enthusiasts and music history aficionados. Rollins, known for his passion for historical objects, hopes to inspire visitors through this unique collection.

Source: Loudwire

Guitarricadelafuente Closes His World Tour with a Bang in Madrid

Spanish singer Guitarricadelafuente has concluded his world tour 'Spanish Leather' in style at the Movistar Arena in Madrid. Known for his ability to merge grand spectacle with musical intimacy, he delivered a memorable performance for his fans. The sold-out concert featured a simple yet evocative stage design, with a sandy floor reminiscent of arid landscapes and the iconography of the American West, central themes of his album 'Spanish Leather'.

Guitarricadelafuente, whose real name is Álvaro Lafuente Calvo, kicked off the evening with 'Full time papi', the flagship single from his album, wearing golden cowboy boots. This final performance crowns an already busy year for the artist, who also shone in cinema with his role in 'La Bola Negra', an acclaimed film that won the Audience Award at the Toronto International Film Festival. Despite the buzz surrounding his big-screen debut, Guitarricadelafuente reminded everyone that he remains, above all, a rising star in the pop scene.

Source: Consequence

Mike Patton and Mariachi Gama 1000: A Mexican Debut for Mondo Cane

The charismatic Mike Patton recently brought his project Mondo Cane to Mexico, marking a first for the group. This unique project is dedicated to revisiting Italian pop songs from the 50s and 60s. The concert took place on October 1 as part of the Festival Internacional Cervantino, a renowned cultural event. This performance was held under the auspices of the Circuito CDMX-INBAL, a circuit that highlights cultural richness across various artistic disciplines.

For this special occasion, Patton collaborated with the group Mariachi Gama 1000, adding a local touch to his already eclectic repertoire. This musical fusion created a unique sound experience, blending nostalgic Italian melodies with the vibrant energy of mariachi. The audience's reception was enthusiastic, underscoring the international and timeless appeal of Mondo Cane.

Source: Stereogum

Vioflesh Unveils Their New Coldwave Album 'Dark Bellow'

The Chilean duo Vioflesh, hailing from Santiago, has just released their second studio album titled "Dark Bellow". This project continues their musical exploration between coldwave and darkwave, genres that have allowed them to stand out on the international scene. The group, known for its dark and immersive approach, continues to push sonic boundaries with this new production.

"Dark Bellow" marks an important milestone in Vioflesh's career, which had already gained attention with their first album. While details regarding the tracks and potential collaborations are not yet available, coldwave enthusiasts can expect to find the melancholic atmosphere and enveloping sounds characteristic of the duo. With this new opus, Vioflesh strengthens its position in the alternative music landscape, offering an auditory experience that promises to captivate an ever-growing audience.

Source: Side-Line

Hermidgets Unveils "Like Moths", an Enchanting New Single

The Italian project Hermidgets, known for its dark and mysterious synthpop, has just released a new single titled "Like Moths". This track, available on Bandcamp, is the fourth preview of their upcoming third album expected in early 2027. "Like Moths" stands out with its heavy bass opening, followed by rhythmic and buzzing synthesizers, over which Hermidgets' baritone voice lays down a dancing groove and a bright, slender synth line. The lyrics explore the complex dynamics of a destructive relationship, transforming abandonment into a form of devotion.

The music video accompanying "Like Moths" is a black-and-white work created around a concept independent of the song, inspired by French artist Olivier de Sagazan. The video features Hermidgets, whose face is obscured by white clay, reflecting the anonymity of the project. This visual choice reinforces the mystery surrounding the group members, who remain unidentified. Since their debut in 2020 with the album "The Mire", Hermidgets has captivated with tracks like "This Is Over" and "Nothing’s Perfect", and continues to enchant with this new release.

Since July 2025, Hermidgets has begun to unveil snippets of their upcoming album, with titles like "Fall Apart", "Sundown", and "Could I Be Better", the latter revisiting "Could Be Better" from their first album. "Like Moths" adds to this series of releases, consolidating the anticipation surrounding their next opus. The mixing of this latest single was handled by Matteo Sandri, while Giovanni Versari took care of the mastering, providing a polished finish to this intriguing composition.

Source: Side-Line

Mass Minor Unveils Their New Single 'Get Up'

The darkwave and electronic rock project Mass Minor, led by Andrew J. Martin Jr. in Austin, Texas, has just released a new single titled 'Get Up'. Available since October 2, 2026, via Metropolis Records, this track addresses deep themes such as sin, money, and mortality through an imaginary conversation with God. Martin explains that the song explores the idea that we may need to solve the problems we have created ourselves.

'Get Up' is accompanied by a music video directed by Teresa Jolie and edited by Beau Loy. This track follows the single 'Nowhere Now', released last July. Both songs will feature on Mass Minor's upcoming album, 'Beyond The Edge Of Reason', scheduled for late February 2027. Since their first album 'Become Each Other' in 2020, Mass Minor has carved out a place in the dark alternative scene through appearances at SXSW and collaborations with bands like Twin Tribes and Vision Video.

Signed to Metropolis Records, Mass Minor continues to evolve in a musical universe that blends atmospheric synths and catchy guitars, influenced by post-punk and synth-pop. Andrew J. Martin Jr.'s project stands out for its introspective approach and ability to captivate a diverse audience.

Source: Side-Line

AC/DC and Foo Fighters: A Legendary Rock Night at MetLife Stadium

MetLife Stadium in New Jersey recently hosted an unforgettable night, bringing together two rock giants: AC/DC and Foo Fighters. This exceptional concert, which took place after a postponement due to a storm in the area, saw the Foo Fighters open for AC/DC, a rare event where two bands inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame share the same stage.

The Foo Fighters, led by a visibly delighted Dave Grohl, delivered a powerful set of nine songs, chaining classics like 'All My Life', 'The Pretender', and 'Times Like These'. Grohl did not miss the opportunity to pay tribute to AC/DC several times, even sharing a personal anecdote about his admiration for the band since childhood.

The concert took place under a clear sky after a brief shower, providing spectators with a memorable experience. This unique event not only left a mark due to the quality of the performances but also due to the rare opportunity to see the Foo Fighters opening for AC/DC, a combination of rock legends rarely seen on stage.

Source: Consequence

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