Fall Out Boy have premiered a music video for their song ”Rat a Tat”, which features Courtney Love.
You can watch the video below.
The song comes off their latest album, Save Rock & Roll, which was released last April through Island Records. In October, they released the EP Pax Am Days, which was actually included on the limited edition reissue of Save Rock & Roll.
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Screeching Weasel have just announced they will be playing a one-off show in Philadelphia on June 7th, in addition to next month’s sold-out show in San Antonio, Texas. The Queers will be playing both shows and The Manges will be flying in from Italy for the Philly date.
Details on when and where these two shows will be taking place can be found below (more dates are TBA, according to our sources).
Screeching Weasel last released an EP entitled “Carnival Of Schadenfreude” in 2011 through Recess Records, who has since handled the vinyl re-releases of “Anthem for a New Tomorrow” and “How To Make Enemies and Irritate People.”
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Ohio’s Worship This! recently uploaded a photo of themselves recording on their Facebook page with the simple caption “Demos begin. #lp2 #clicktraxxx”.
No further information is currently available, but we’ll keep you posted as more surfaces. Worship This! released their debut album Tomorrow, I’ll Miss You on May 14, 2013 through A-F Records.
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Tiny Empires (featuring members of O Pioneers!!! and New Bruises) has announced that they will be releasing their debut album Weird Headspace next month. The band has also released a stream of the first track off the album, an almost three minute banger titled “Just Imagine”.
You can check out the song below.
Weird Headspace will be released on April 15, 2014. Physical and digital pre-order information can be found here.
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Wisconsin pop punk act Jetty Boys have announced that they will be releasing a new compilation album through Urban Pirate Records. The compilation, appropriately titled Singles Collection will gather all of the band’s 7″ tracks, plus a few extra tunes.
Pre-orders for the record have been made available as a crowd-funding campaign alongside three other Sheboygan, WI-based acts. You can check that out here.
Jetty Boys last released Let ‘Er Rip! on August 7th, 2013 through Kid Tested Records.
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Though it was previously announced the new album from Austin, Texas pop-punk act The Capitalist Kids entitled “At a Loss” would be released on March 24th, it looks like the record is actually slated for a tentative release date of April 1st.
Fret not though, because we’re exclusively streaming a new track from the album right now! Go ahead and give “Body-Snatchers” a listen below (it’s a real rocker, just like everything else these guys have put out).
Whenever “At a Loss” ends up being released, it’s gonna be put out on It’s Alive, Toxic Pop, and Rad Girlfriend Records.
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Fall Out Boy have released a trailer for their new video, “Rat A Tat,” which premieres tomorrow. The song features the one and only Courtney Love.
You can watch the trailer below.
The song comes off their latest album, Save Rock & Roll, which was released last April through Island Records. In October, they released the EP Pax Am Days, which was actually included on the limited edition reissue of Save Rock & Roll.
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LA pop-punks Margate are in the process of demoing new songs for a currently unannounced release!
We don’t know anything other than that right now, but we’ll be sure keep you updated as more details surface.
The band’s self-titled album was released on May 29, 2012 via El Hefe’s label Cyber Tracks.
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Foxboro Hot Tubs, the Bay Area garage rock band whose members bear a striking resemblance to the four lads in Green Day, have unveiled plans for a few shows at this year’s SXSW festival in Austin. Details of their shows are below.
Foxboro Hot Tubs last album was 2008′s “Stop, Drop and Roll!!!”
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New England pop-punk group Traditions are streaming their upcoming debut EP “Cycles” in its entirety right here.
“Cycles” is due out March 11th on Take This To Heart Records. You can pre-order the EP on digital, CD, or vinyl right here.
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Some recent activity on New Found Glory‘s Instagram page suggests the band may be moving forward as a 4-piece after parting ways with longtime guitarist Steve Klein late last year.
Whether the band will be replacing Klein is currently unannounced but we’ll be sure to keep you in the loop as more details come to light. For now, you can find details on their upcoming UK tour below.
New Found Glory last released a live record entitled Kill It Live last October through Bridge Nine Records. Their latest studio album Radiosurgery came out in 2011 on Epitaph Records.
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Long-running Austrian pop-punk act The Mugwumps‘ kick-ass new album “Mutation In The Family” was released in Europe earlier this week through the almighty Monster Zero Records but, much to the dismay of us ‘Mericans, the album has yet to be released in the US!
To hold you wonderful, pop-punk loving people over ’til “Mutation In The Family” comes out in the states through It’s Alive Records, we’re bringing you an exclusive stream of the full 14-track album.
Go ahead and check it out below and, if you like what you hear and you live in Europe (or you’re willing to spend a ton of money on postage to the US), make sure to head over to Monster Zero’s webstore to pick up a copy of the record on your choice of wax or plastic.
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Indianapolis pop punk group Give and Take have premiered a music video for their song “No Place Left To Stay” and you can check it out below.
The song is taken from the band’s new album “Noteworthy” released last month on We Are Triumphant Records.
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During a recent interview, Midtown singer Gabe Saporta talked about the band’s reunion, which includes two shows at this May’s Skate and Surf Festival. Asked if there were any plans for a Midtown reunion on a full-time basis, Gabe replied:
“It all depends on how this goes, you know? One of my biggest concerns is I don’t want to half-ass this. I don’t want it to be a sloppy thing where we’re not prepared. Unfortunately, everyone has jobs so we can only rehearse once a week, but I think we have enough time to figure it out. To me, Midtown was always something that should have been bigger than it was. I always want to do it justice. I don’t want to just be four guys playing for a niche audience in Jersey. If we succeed and make it something bigger than that, we can see where it leads.”
Gabe also confirmed that a tenth anniversary tour for their last album Forget What You Know is unlikely. He explains, “I want to do that, but Rob Hitt [drummer] does not want to do that! [Laughs.] Sting said something when he left the Police like, “Democracy is great in politics but terrible in art.” But [Rob] is also a manager, and he’s got his manager’s hat on and thinks about things a little differently. We still might do it; like I said, we haven’t figured it out yet. But I would personally love to do it, there’s no better album to do that with because of how important it is to us.”
You can read the rest of the interview here.
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Japanese pop-punks Dradnats have released the music video for their song “Good Morning and Good Night” which is set to appear on their upcoming album My Mind Is Made Up.
You can check out the video below.
My Mind is Made Up is slated for a March 5th release via Pizza Of Death Records.
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Holy. Fucking. Shit. Those were the exact words that came out of my mouth when I first heard The Greatest Sons. This Canadian 3-piece's debut EP "We'll Take The Road" is pure perfection and it's got a little bit of something just about everyone can enjoy, mixing the fast-paced fury of NOFX with the The Bouncing Souls' bass-heavy sound and The Loved Ones' melodicism. That's all I've really got to say - stop reading this and go over to Bandcamp and listen to this bad ass EP!
