Chiodos

Chiodos was always more than a single moment or scene. At its center is frontman Craig Owens, whose singular voice and confessional fire turn chaos into catharsis. Owens cofounded Chiodos in 2001, naming it after the Chiodo Brothers, the cult minds behind Killer Klowns from Outer Space, and built a movement defined by an adventurous, rule-breaking spirit. The band's 2005 debut All's Well That Ends Well captured lightning in a bottle, and 2007's Bone Palace Ballet debuted at No. 1 on the Rock chart and No. 5 on the Billboard 200. After a 2015 hiatus, an invitation to play When We Were Young 2024 reignited everything , sold-out tours, a packed Hollywood Palladium, and a surge of intergenerational fans singing every word. In 2025, Owens re-recorded All's Well That Ends Well in full for its 20th Anniversary. Now Chiodos turns the page. "TAPDAT," produced by Keith Sorrells and released via SharpTone Records, is the band's first new original music in over a decade, proof that, nearly 25 years in, Chiodos is bigger than it's ever been.