Last night, during her set at Coachella, Halsey brought out Panic! At The Disco's Brendon Urie. First, the two sang Halsey's "New Americana" before jumping into Panic! At The Disco's breakthrough hit and scene staple "I Write Sins Not Tragedies." Watch it all below.

Against The Current have released a new song called “Forget Me Now,” which you can listen to below.

The Maine's John O'Callaghan has unveiled a new side project: John The Ghost. Listen to the first single, "Sour Grapes," and an Instagram announcement from O'Callaghan below.

The Ghost haunts the far corners of my head and permanently lives in a flat he built on the tip of my tongue. He is everything I wished I'd both said and done when I had the chance but simply forgot how. He isn't quite sure why he has so much to say, or if he really means much of it at all, but this is what his voice sounds like and these are his songs. Visit 81twentythree.com to hear and see it all. #johntheghost #8123

Dance Gavin Dance have officially announced that they are back in the studio tracking their next full length record. This will be a followup to their upcoming live album Tree City Sessions, which will be released next month via Rise Records. You can check out an announcement from the band below.

It has begun #DGD8 pic.twitter.com/1z3WT57915

Following a triumphant European tour that saw them hosting their most massive crowds to date, UK rock band Enter Shikari are announcing a Spring Tour to carry some of their adrenaline-drenched shows to North America. In anticipation of their current U.S tour, we sat down with Rory from the band to ask some questions.

How is the tour going so far?

Well we just got back off the european stretch of the mindsweep tour and are preparing ourselves to come over stateside and show you what we have been working on! the euro tour went really well though and just excited to be coming back to the states!

You guys just came back from a tour to different parts of the world, would you say the audiences you've seen varies from countries and cities?

i would say audiences do vary from city to city, but not so much from country to country. anywhere in the world you go the big cities always seem to have the biggest crowds with the most enthusiasm. unless you are lucky enough to stumble upon a small little town somewhere random that has a thriving local music scene. thats why we always like to explore out in the sticks, because you never know!

You guys have just released a fourth studio album,The Mindsweep, and personally I think it sounds really amazing. Would you say this album is the biggest album of Enter Shikari to date?

it depends what you mean by “biggest”. i personally think its our best work to date, and i think it "sounds the biggest”, but with the rapidly changing state of the music industry over the past 10 years its harder to judge exactly how “big” an album is on a commercial level. but it does seem to have had the biggest positive response so in summary, YES its our biggest album to date.

How did that name ‘The Mindsweep’ came about?

"the mindsweep" refers to the "sweeping away" of new ideas and technologies that threaten the current social and political systems by people who are currently benefiting from the way things are

When I listened to The Mindsweep, I hear all this different sounds mashed perfectly together introducing this new style yet not abandoning your signature style and sound. How did that come about? Is it a lot of experimenting? Trying to see what sounds right?

no, its just from always writing honest music. if you always write honestly then you will never deviate from your narrative

In The Mindsweep, you guys talked about global issues (social, political, environmental, etc.) currently happening around the world. Is this your way of trying to make a difference in the world? And are you hoping that your fans will do the same?

i guess mainly what we hope to achieve is to make people participate more in the wider social discussion, not to persuade people to think like us

The vocals in The Mindsweep are angrier, more passionate and aggressive than in your previous albums. Is this anger/frustration channeled to the world issues happening or the fact that it’s constantly happening yet no one seems to be doing anything about it?

yep

The thing that I really love about watching bands performing live shows is the fact that bands always give their 100%, their passion for playing their music and the atmosphere that is created inside the venue. I have never seen a live Enter Shikari performance but I have seen some on Youtube and wow you guys took it to the next level. Do you guys have an intense session of how you guys want your shows to be? Do you guys worked individually with the people involved to make sure that is how your show wants it to be?

its a fine line really, we do try to push each other to put 1000% into every show, but we also have to respect that we aren’t always going to be in that perfect mindset to be the best we can be. i guess a lot of bands end up fighting a lot and ultimately breaking up because they try to control each other too much. like any working relationship you have to respect each others boundaries. luckily we have a pretty good balance these days, i guess that comes from being the exact same line up for 11 years

Would you say your music now reaches out to wider, larger range of audience and fanbase than before?

i would say that the general public are a lot more open to our music these days but i think that has more to do we “them" changing than “us”. the internet has made people way more open to different types of music than ever and crossover genres are the norm now. which is great for us

How has Enter Shikari changed over the years as a band, your lifestyle, the process of wiriting music? Ever since Take to The Skies, Common Dreads?

everything around the band has changed, we now have real “adult” style lives at home, but the band and the way we write etc. is pretty much the same

What/who influences The Mindsweep? Both musically and non-musical.

people who are progressive and innovative

What are Enter Shikari’s future ambitions/goals?

to not suck

What is your favorite song from The Mindsweep?

hard to say. it changes all the time, but at the moment, I’m really enjoying playing Torn Apart so i’ll go with that

Watch their video for “Redshift” below.

Lydia, Cruiser, Beach Weather (May 11 through May 24 only) and Polyenso (May 25 through June 9 only) have been announced as support for PVRIS’ summer headlining tour. (Tickets are on sale now.) See who will be playing at each date below.

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Architects have released the second single from their upcoming album, All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us, which is due out May 27. Listen to their new song below.

Slaves have announced that their show in Santa Cruz tomorrow night  will be their last. The announcement comes less than two weeks after guitarist Alex Lyman revealed his departure from the band. Check out a tweet from the band below.

Tonight in Sacramento and tomorrow in Santa Cruz are the last Slaves shows EVER. Come send the band off with us. ❤️

Saosin have released a music video for their new single "Racing Toward A Red Light", the second single in support of their upcoming comeback album Along The Shadow, out May 20 via Epitaph Records. Pre-orders for their new record are available now here.

Stray From The Path have unveiled a new song dedicated to the Ghost Inside. Listen to the track (available only on Bandcamp) and read a statement from Stray From The Path below. All proceeds from the song will go to the Ghost Inside.

_"We have been touring for the better part of our career. Our first national tour was with The Warriors, Elysia and The Ghost Inside (tour was sick). It was one of The Ghost Inside's first national tours as well, with bands that were big names to us, and we did it together. This was back in 2008, and we've remained best friends ever since. We've toured the world together, we've shared a bus together on Warped Tour, Vigil sang on two of our records, we did a lot. When they crashed, we were in Europe and we were about to go on stage. We couldn't care less about playing, because we weren't sure if the people that were very close to us were alive or not. Right before our set, I got a call from Zach's phone and it was Jim. He grabbed a random phone on his way to the ambulance, and told us to spread the word that right now they were alive, but people have been airlifted to the hospital and that’s all he knew. _

_By now, everyone knows this story. What makes this story special is the fact that all of these people came together and got their backs. Bands that were friends with TGI, bands that have never met them before and complete strangers who held that band so dear to their hearts were giving their hard earned money to support The Ghost Inside. It’s that sense of community that makes our music scene so special, and I’m glad it lived up to our expectations. _

_We wrote this song for The Ghost Inside. Some of our best friends we've met while being in this band. This song is about what it was like to go through this as another fellow touring band, and how amazing it was that everyone pulled together for the band and their crew. It is only available on Bandcamp and every dollar will go to The Ghost Inside. _

Thank you to Will Putney, Josean Orta and Sumerian Records for the assist in getting this going. Enjoy, and thanks for helping our friends."

Pierce the Veil have announced that they will be embarking on a headlining tour across the United States. The tour is set to kick off in Las Vegas on June 5th and wrap up in Los Angeles on June 26th with support coming from I The Mighty and Movements. The band will be playing their new album Misadventures front to back on every night of the tour. General and VIP Tickets on sale tomorrow at 10am Local Time at piercetheveil.net. Watch a video announcement from the band below.

We are excited to announce #TheMisadventuresTour with @ithemighty + @movementsca - https://t.co/IlGYoI1hG3!https://t.co/f9AcNIITvG

— Pierce The Veil (@piercetheveil) April 7, 2016