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Every Friday, we've got your weekly roundup of all the latest rock and metal tour announcements.

The Pretty Reckless, Hawthorne Heights and Rise Against were among the acts announcing major tours this week.

Creed and Chiodos lead the new tour announcements over the past week. See who else is hitting the road and what festivals may be in your area.

Some bands said their farewells, others we welcomed back with arms wide open. Check out who broke up and who reunited in 2024.

Lineup announcements resumed this week, bringing us to nine artists in total who are booked for Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival 2025.

Everything old is new again, as some of your favorite bands are finally giving it another go in 2024.

Which new rock and metal tours will you be seeing and did you put aside some concert cash for festivals as well?

Chiodos fans rejoice! The band entered the studio this week to begin recording their fourth album. The disc is being tracked at Dreamland Studio in Woodstock, N.Y. with producer David Bottrill (Tool, Muse, Stone Sour) and is expected to be released sometime next year.

The high pitched screams of girls could be heard all throughout the five boroughs during the Vans Warped Tour’s recent New York stop. The shrieks were much louder at the Kia Forte Stage and for good reason, as some of the top acts on this year's Warped run delivered electrifying sets.

The Vans Warped Tour is not just a festival filled with a collection of diverse rock acts, as the renowned festival is also dedicated to spotlighting worthy causes that trumps any kind of concert performance. This week, the 6th Annual Vans Warped Tour Charity Bowling Tournament was held at the Brunswick Tri-City Bowl in Phoenix, with nineteen bands from the tour trying their best to throw strikes.