Fireflight has released a timely, hope-saturated single with “Keep Your Head Up,” a stand-out offering from Who We Are: The Head and The Heart.
Fireflight speaks to anxiety, depression, and abuse with the hope-saturated single “Keep Your Head Up”
Back Like They Never Left: “The Letter Black” by The Letter Black
This self-titled album is proof that this band knows what it is doing— even when they're trying new things, they do it with control and consistency.
Habits That Harm: “I Breathe You In” by Drive Thru Society
It has been three years since rockers Drive Thru Society have graced the airwaves with new tunes, but they haven't missed a step. If anything, they've raised the bar for themselves with their latest single "I Breathe You In."
Machine Gun Rhythms: “In the Night” by Phinehas
Mainstay metal band Phinehas has announced a new album (their first since 2017): The Fire Itself is due August 27. With that announcement, they've released the hard-hitting single "In the Night."
Alexandria Cooper Featured in Brio Magazine
Alex Cooper, daughter of John and Korey Cooper of Skillet, was recently featured in Brio Magazine, a Focus on the Family publication.
Catching Up with The Protest: an Interview at Kingdom Come Festival
Rock on Purpose writer Jessica Walker caught up with Josh, Jarob, and TJ from The Protest backstage at Kingdom Come Festival!
Remedy Drive Releases Acoustic Video for “Dragons”
Remedy Drive has released a new acoustic video, including a story behind the song segment, for their song “Dragons” from their album Imago Amor.
NESDAM “Crawl:” An Anthem of Overcoming
"Crawl" is an hard rocking anthem that "represents a raw and open Patrick Madsen," former drummer for Random Hero and current drummer for Zahna.
Project 86 Announces Final Chapter Of 25-Year Run
The veteran hard rock and metal band Project 86 has announced that they are embarking on their final chapter as a band after a 25 year run.
Powerful Imagery: Love and Death and Lacey Sturm Drop “Let Me Love You” Music Video
and Death has released a powerful music video featuring Lacey Sturm for their single "Let Me Love You." The video tells a story about someone dealing with abuse and battling depression and suicidal thoughts, with the musicians appearing on a television set singing about love and not giving up.
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