“We want to come back to Australia” says Stevie D. “But we just need to make sure the timing is right – so early 2026 – looks likely. We are really proud of the new album and we want to play it for our Australian fans. We think our sound is raw, dryer, mature – it’s a guitar riff album – it has the Buckcherry sound. We hope that people will enjoy the songs”. We spoke to Stevie D about their new album and more.

“For us [A Skylit Drive] we will be delivering a variety of music. Yes. Wires will be a focus, but we have four other albums, many new singles, some covers we love playing and by November we are hopeful for really new music – hopefully going into a new album”. We caught up with Michael Jagmin to chat about their upcoming Oz tour.

“Lyrically, I wanted to dive into issues around my mental health and life – you know song writing - it’s a way to heal off stage so you can be better on stage as a performer and musician. If I can write songs, that give voice to experience and help someone else, or let others know, that I get what they are going through – then I have reached out and hope we can help each other through the music.” Leigh Kakaty gets real in our latest interview.

“The new record is done... we’re handing in the masters the day we fly to Australia.” Testament’s Eric Peterson caught up with Cecilia to talk about the upcoming tour, the new album, and a few surprises along the way.

While on tour in Colombia, Jay Grob spoke with Cecilia about what fans can expect from Burning Witches’ Australian shows. “The setlist for the tour will have a few key songs from each album that will hopefully introduce fans to songs and tracks they have never heard before. It’s a good overview,” she explained.