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fall Tour 2026

This fall, we join with a vengeance, fronted by Tommy vext, alongside Chris cain and Kevin crewman, for the first leg of their fall 2026 tour, running october16 - November 14. expect haunting vocals, pushing guitars, with cinematic intensity straight to the chest. were bringing everything we've got to every stage. every city. every night

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Alibis 

Alibis was born out of the need to channel chaos into art. An unflinching pursuit of sound that tells the truth, no matter how dark or beautiful it may be. The project began with Rainy Terrell, a California native with a foundation in opera, piano and theatre. Those classical roots fused with her love for rock, electronic and pop, forming the backbone of her songwriting. Untamed melodies, unapologetic lyrics and dramatic instrumentation. What began as Rainy’s solo project soon demanded expansion. Enter Kris Ferris, a guitarist whose metal infused sensibilities brought a heavier edge to Rainy’s cinematic vision. His dark, robust riffs intertwined seamlessly with her soaring vocals and melancholic progressions, forging the tension driven chemistry that defines Alibis’ sound. With Kris, the music became sharper, grittier and more commanding. Together, their sound became a storm and carved a distinct sonic identity. Ethereal yet hard hitting, delicate yet devastating. Alibis transformed into a fully realized force. Together, they crafted music that feels like confession and explosion all at once. Their songs are cinematic in scope, shifting between moments of haunting beauty and gut punching impact. It’s a sound that refuses to be ignored. Electrifying, disarming and relentlessly human. The result is a sound that’s equal parts elegance and destruction, soaring vocals, brooding progressions, heavy riffs and thunderous percussion. Alibis isn’t just a band. It’s an experience to be felt more than heard and stays with you long after the music stops.

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