Newcastle, U.K. has seen the birth of some big name bands such as Eric Burden and the Animals, Dire Straits and the Pet Shop Boys. In what could be described as a punk 'supergroup' of sorts we now can add Monkey Mind to the listContinue Reading
Belgium's 10th anniversary of this annual punk festival has a huge line-up over two daysContinue Reading
The ever-popular punks have teased new music recorded in London – and fans think it could be next album.Continue Reading
As Covid-19 continues to ravage Europe the UK punks reschedule tour dates and focus on new NFT project.Continue Reading
‘Young at Heart’ is the second single off the band’s upcoming album ‘Low Expectations’ – their first LP in over a decade.Continue Reading
"As a result of all the current uncertainty surrounding Covid, we have taken the tough decision to postpone the original Damned line-up shows to later in 2022," The Damned.Continue Reading
The German Punks presents singer Tex Brasket, a former homeless Berlin street musician, in the video for their new single. A new album is on its way too.Continue Reading
The first single off their soon to be released LP‘The Glory, The Defeat‘ marks a new chapter for the punks from New Jersey.Continue Reading
WTF? 30 years since Kerplunk! was released. Not possible? Well it is!Continue Reading
LA-based ska-punks release their live performance from Tokyo via social streaming. Continue Reading
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