The popular punk/heavy festival Full Tilt has changed the dates witparts of the country struggling with Covid restrictions. Continue Reading
New Jersey punks FRND CRCL have just released some classic pop punk with their new single Complications.Continue Reading
The Cincinnati punk outfit Settle Your Scores have launched vinyl pre-orders for upcoming full-length album Retrofit.Continue Reading
Grand Collapse will release another instalment of their potent fusion of rapid hardcore, thrash metal and punk next month with 'Empty Plinths.'Continue Reading
London-based, feminist, queer punk band Dream Nails are finally able to take their self-titled debut album, released via Alcopop! Records and Dine Alone Records in Summer 2020, on the road this autumn. Continue Reading
Pittsburgh pop-punk trio Eternal Boy is debuting their new video for latest track The L-Word.Continue Reading
Patrick Stump has released, possibly the coolest ever, kids cartoon theme song for the new Disney Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends. Check it out!Continue Reading
Eurovision organisers say the Måneskin frontman returned a negative result in test after Italy’s Eurovision win was overshadowed by claims he snorted coke on live TV The lead singer of Eurovision winners Måneskin did not take drugs during the grand final, an inquiry by organisers has concluded. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) said Damiano David, frontman of Continue Reading
The Australian punk-grunge band from Wollongong on the South Coast of New South Wales release new single 141Continue Reading
It’s the announcement New Jersey’s devastated arts communities have waited 15 months to hear: All state-mandated capacity and social distancing limits for both indoor and outdoor entertainment venues will soon be lifted. Outdoor restrictions disappear May 28, indoor goes away June 4. Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday, in a sweeping relaxation of pandemic restrictions, that Continue Reading


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