Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump has just announced dates for his upcoming summer U.S tour. You can check out when he’ll be coming to town here. Patrick Stump last released “Truant Wave,” on February 22nd.
Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump has just announced dates for his upcoming summer U.S tour. You can check out when he’ll be coming to town here.
Patrick Stump last released “Truant Wave,” on February 22nd.
Recently disbanded Indy hard-hitters Haste The Day have just announced the release of an upcoming live album/DVD. “Haste The Day vs. Haste The Day” will be released September 13th via Solid State Records. You can check out the tracklisting here. Haste The Day last released “Attack Of The Wolf King” on June 29th via Solid […]
Recently disbanded Indy hard-hitters Haste The Day have just announced the release of an upcoming live album/DVD. “Haste The Day vs. Haste The Day” will be released September 13th via Solid State Records. You can check out the tracklisting here.
Haste The Day last released “Attack Of The Wolf King” on June 29th via Solid State Records.
Arizona emo/pop-punk group The Maine have posted the first two parts of their upcoming documentary “Making of Black and White.” You can watch them here. The band will be releasing each part of the documentary every week in July, so keep checking back here to watch. “Black and White” was released last July on Warner Brothers.
Arizona emo/pop-punk group The Maine have posted the first two parts of their upcoming documentary “Making of Black and White.” You can watch them here. The band will be releasing each part of the documentary every week in July, so keep checking back here to watch.
“Black and White” was released last July on Warner Brothers.
Week number 3 of the 2011 Vans Warped Tour is upon us, and Ohio’s screamo/crabcore group Attack Attack! are keeping us updated with what’s happening on tour. You can watch another video update by the band here. Attack Attack! released their self-titled album June 8 through Rise Records. This deluxe re-release will be out July 19th […]
Week number 3 of the 2011 Vans Warped Tour is upon us, and Ohio’s screamo/crabcore group Attack Attack! are keeping us updated with what’s happening on tour. You can watch another video update by the band here.
Attack Attack! released their self-titled album June 8 through Rise Records. This deluxe re-release will be out July 19th on the same label.
To see when the Warped Tour will be coming to town, click here.
If you’ve been a loyal reader, you’d remember that Polar Bear Club and Strike Anywhere recently played some acoustic sets in Rochester. And if you didn’t make it out to the show, or want to see it again, you can watch Polar Bear Club’s set here and Strike Anywhere here. Polar Bear Club will be […]
If you’ve been a loyal reader, you’d remember that Polar Bear Club and Strike Anywhere recently played some acoustic sets in Rochester. And if you didn’t make it out to the show, or want to see it again, you can watch Polar Bear Club’s set here and Strike Anywhere here.
Polar Bear Club will be releasing “Clash Battle Guilt Pride” September 13th via Bridge 9 Records.
UK punk legends Leatherface are currently streaming their upcoming live album “Viva La Arthouse.” You can see the tracklisting here and stream the album here. “Viva La Arthouse” will be released July 2011 via No Idea Records.
UK punk legends Leatherface are currently streaming their upcoming live album “Viva La Arthouse.” You can see the tracklisting here and stream the album here.
“Viva La Arthouse” will be released July 2011 via No Idea Records.
Australian punks Frenzal Rhomb have posted another new track “Mummy Doesn’t Know You’re A Nazi” to their Facebook page. Check it out right here. Frenzel Rhomb will be releasing “Smoko at the Pet Food Factory” August 19th on Shock Records.
Australian punks Frenzal Rhomb have posted another new track “Mummy Doesn’t Know You’re A Nazi” to their Facebook page. Check it out right here.
Frenzel Rhomb will be releasing “Smoko at the Pet Food Factory” August 19th on Shock Records.
Arizona post-hardcore act Greeley Estates have just posted a new track “Straitjacket” off the band’s upcoming album “The Death of Greeley Estates.” You can have a listen right here. “The Death Of Greeley Estates” will be released August 2nd.
Arizona post-hardcore act Greeley Estates have just posted a new track “Straitjacket” off the band’s upcoming album “The Death of Greeley Estates.” You can have a listen right here.
“The Death Of Greeley Estates” will be released August 2nd.
Syracuse metalcore act Earth Crisis are currently streaming their upcoming album “Neutralize the Threat.” If you can’t wait until next week to listen, you can check it out right here. “Neutralize the Threat” is due out July 12th through Century Media.
Syracuse metalcore act Earth Crisis are currently streaming their upcoming album “Neutralize the Threat.” If you can’t wait until next week to listen, you can check it out right here.
“Neutralize the Threat” is due out July 12th through Century Media.
Or, “it’s all fun and games until a stage diver nearly knocks out your nose ring.” I realize that makes me sound really old. Anyway, last night was night 3 of the Bouncing Souls‘ New York leg of the “For All the Unheard” tour, which you may or may not be sick of hearing about […]
Or, “it’s all fun and games until a stage diver nearly knocks out your nose ring.” I realize that makes me sound really old.
Anyway, last night was night 3 of the Bouncing Souls‘ New York leg of the “For All the Unheard” tour, which you may or may not be sick of hearing about at this point. I’m going to keep this brief, show you some pictures and get on with resting my voice and eardrums for the final installment tonight.
The Loved Ones were the final opener. Not being particularly familiar with them, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but they were great. I actually missed when Dave Hause played a solo set as an opener on Wednesday, so I’m glad I at least got to see this.
Tonight there was no in-person boxing announcer (it was a recording), but they still played the “Rocky” theme and had a woman walk around with the album cover for both records. The crowd was much higher energy, especially during “How I Spent My Summer Vacation,” and the whole first album was like a massive punk-rock sing-along. I’m going to be honest, “Anchors Aweigh” is the Souls album that I have, outside of a few songs and for no apparent reason, paid the least attention to over the years. But there are a lot of songs on that record they don’t usually play during regular shows, so it was pretty great to hear them.
Some things to note: Dave Hause joined the Souls on stage to play guitar during one of the songs from “Anchors Aweigh,” and Greg Attonito managed to crowdsurf around the entire room and back to the stage in the span of one song. Now, without further ado, it’s photo time. They’re in black and white today, because we are just that classy here at Dying Scene.