Daisyhead

Monday, October 19th, 2026 Blind Path is at it again with a lil bit of emo for the masses! Daisyhead rolls through, supporting their new album “if you find it, let me know,” and they’ve got Connecticut’s Sunday Morning along for the ride. Raleigh homies Suns are in on the action, and blush brings you some new alt rock with hardcore roots. It’s gonna be a good one, y’all. DAISYHEAD Bandcamp | Spotify | Instagram | Facebook “rock band or emo or whatever – living in Colorado, Tennessee, and Alabama formed in 2012” SUNDAY MORNING Apple Music | Spotify | Instagram | Facebook “Grief is complicated, both in practice and in definition. Keanu Reeves said, “Grief changes shape, but it never ends.” It ebbs and flows. It lives with you. Eternal Grief, the debut album from Connecticut emo juggernauts Sunday Morning, dismantles grief by carefully examining the prismatic presentation it can have across a lifetime. Engineered by Rob Chiarappa (The Story So Far, Koyo) and mixed by Brett Romnes (Hot Mulligan, Anxious), the album sees the band building upon the foundation they’ve solidified over the past 6 years. The heavy parts are heavier, the melodic parts are catchier, and the lyrics are more personal and resonant than ever before” SUNS Youtube | Apple Music | Spotify | Instagram | Facebook “North Carolina Alternative” BLUSH Bandcamp | Spotify | Instagram “blush is a North Carolina alternative rock band formed by longtime friends whose roots trace back through the region’s hardcore and alternative scene. Blending the grit of their past with expansive guitars, soaring melodies, and emotional songwriting, blush debuts with the five-song EP Count Me In, recorded with Jacob Beeson in June 2026.”