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Upon This Dawning have announced that Giani Molinari has been replaced by new vocalist Dani Nelli.

Details for ‘A Softcore Gathering…’ mini-fest have been unveiled, with US outfits Hit The Lights and State Champs headlining the event. The first annual mini-fest makes its way to Sydney’s Metro Theatre this September. Joining the aforementioned on the bill are: Heroes For Hire, Skyway, Milestones, Monuments, Strickland, Breakaway, Your Weight In Gold, Sunsets, Atlantis Awaits, and Thesis.

UK experimental hardcore quintet Rolo Tomassi have announced a headline Australian tour for this September/October.The band will play a slew of dates come Spring in support of third studio album 'Astraea' - out now through their own Destination Moon label. Joining the band for the shows will be chaotic Wollongong act Totally Unicorn as well as Melbourne post-hardcore outfit Stockades.Vocalist/keyboardist James Spence had the following to say:"As far as we're concerned, it's been long overdue that we return to Australia and we're delighted to have the opportunity to come back and play a more extensive tour following the trips we made across in 2010. Since we were last over, we've had two new members join the band and released a new record called ‘Astraea’. We can't wait to play this new set of songs for you and to show our new guys Nathan and Chris that Australia is one of the best countries to play shows in in the world."Tickets go on sale Monday 1 July.

Sydney folk-punk singer-songwriter Isaac Graham has announced a national tour in support of forthcoming album, 'Glorious Momentum'.

Michigan rock band Citizen have unveiled the video for new track "The Summer".

Sydney outfit Tonight Alive have released a lyric video for their new single, ‘The Ocean.’

Local supports for the upcoming Youth of Today Australian tour have been announced.

Animals As Leaders guitarist Javier Reyes has been acquitted of charges stemming from a 2012 arrest.

We Came As Romans have released a lyric video for new song, ‘Tracing Back Roots.’