Six months after calling it quits, I Am Ghost have announced their final show. The band will play one last time on Saturday April 16th at Chain Reaction in Anaheim. No other supporting acts have been announced, more details will soon be announced. I Am Ghost broke up in July of 2010, they last released Those […]
Six months after calling it quits, I Am Ghost have announced their final show. The band will play one last time on Saturday April 16th at Chain Reaction in Anaheim. No other supporting acts have been announced, more details will soon be announced.
I Am Ghost broke up in July of 2010, they last released Those We Leave Behind onEpitaph in 2008.
Last September we reported that Ontario progressive metal-punk act Protest The Hero were working on a new album. Well the band has finally announced that the new album will be titled “Scurrilous” and will be released on March 22nd, 2011. “Scurrilous” will be a follow-up to 2008’s “Fortress” which was released on Vagrant. Later this […]
Last September we reported that Ontario progressive metal-punk act Protest The Hero were working on a new album. Well the band has finally announced that the new album will be titled “Scurrilous” and will be released on March 22nd, 2011.
“Scurrilous” will be a follow-up to 2008’s “Fortress” which was released on Vagrant.
Later this month, they will touring Europe with Darkest Hour so be sure to check out their shows page.
Michigan pop-punk act Fireworks have just announced that they will be co-headlining a Spring U.S. tour alongside The Wonder Years with support from Living With Lions, Make Do And Mend and Such Gold, Click here for dates and locations. Fireworks released their latest EP “Bonfires” on December 9th on Triple Crown Records.
Michigan pop-punk act Fireworks have just announced that they will be co-headlining a Spring U.S. tour alongside The Wonder Years with support from Living With Lions, Make Do And Mend and Such Gold,
Click here for dates and locations.
Fireworks released their latest EP “Bonfires” on December 9th on Triple Crown Records.
Melodic punk act Random Orbits have announced a few U.S. tour dates. Check out their Dying Scene shows page for dates and locations. The band released their latest EP “Heart Attacks” last September on Death To False Hope Records.
Melodic punk act Random Orbits have announced a few U.S. tour dates.
Check out their Dying Scene shows page for dates and locations.
The band released their latest EP “Heart Attacks” last September on Death To False Hope Records.
Buffalo melodic hardcore / pop-punk act Rust Belt Lights have announced U.S. / Canadian tour dates with Such Gold, Take It Back!, Kid Liberty and I Call Fives. Click here for dates and locations. Rust Belt Lights released their latest album “These Are The Good Old Days” last November on Paper+Plastick Records.
Buffalo melodic hardcore / pop-punk act Rust Belt Lights have announced U.S. / Canadian tour dates with Such Gold, Take It Back!, Kid Liberty and I Call Fives.
Click here for dates and locations.
Rust Belt Lights released their latest album “These Are The Good Old Days” last November on Paper+Plastick Records.
Social Distortion frontman and guitarist Mike Ness recently talked to OC Register about their long-awaited new record “Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes,” the band‘s seventh studio album due out next week. He also explains why the band decided to sign to Epitaph Records (the home of many well-known punk bands like Bad Religion, NOFX, Pennywise, […]
Social Distortion frontman and guitarist Mike Ness recently talked to OC Register about their long-awaited new record “Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes,” the band‘s seventh studio album due out next week. He also explains why the band decided to sign to Epitaph Records (the home of many well-known punk bands like Bad Religion, NOFX, Pennywise, The Offspring, Rancid, Bouncing Souls, just to name a few) and admitted that he was trying to get “Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes” out by Thanksgiving (remember the story from last September?).
Ness also mentions that Social D has a new manager, apparently having parted ways with Jim Guerinot’s Rebel Waltz management roster, which also included mainstream acts like Gwen Stefani, No Doubt and the Offspring. He says, “It’s been a year of change — new management, new label, new attorney, new accountant. Liberating is the right word, because I’ve gotten a lot more involved in my career and future. I always used to just trust Jim — and I love Jim, we ended things very good, and we’re still very good friends. But I kinda also felt like … and he’ll probably laugh at this, I don’t know … but I always felt like he was my boss, you know?”
Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes will be Social D’s first studio album since 2004’s Sex, Love and Rock ‘n’ Roll and first release on Epitaph. You can listen to the entire album here.
You lucky East Coast kids get some new additions to the annual Bamboozle Festival. Further Seems Forever, Alkaline Trio, Taking Back Sunday, The Gaslight Anthem and Thrice have been confirmed for this year. The Bamboozle Festival will take place April 29, 30 and May 1 at the new Meadowlands Stadium in New Jersey. We’ll keep you updated […]
You lucky East Coast kids get some new additions to the annual Bamboozle Festival. Further Seems Forever, Alkaline Trio, Taking Back Sunday, The Gaslight Anthem and Thrice have been confirmed for this year.
The Bamboozle Festival will take place April 29, 30 and May 1 at the new Meadowlands Stadium in New Jersey. We’ll keep you updated on new details, as well as band announcements, and Roadshow information.
Dropkick Murphys have out of nowhere announced that their new studio album will be titled “Going Out In Style” and will be released on March 1st, 2011. Hey oh! Tracklist and artwork can be seen here. The band’s last studio album was 2007’s The Meanest Of Times, released through Hellcat Records. . . .
Dropkick Murphys have out of nowhere announced that their new studio album will be titled “Going Out In Style” and will be released on March 1st, 2011. Hey oh!
Tracklist and artwork can be seen here.
The band’s last studio album was 2007’s The Meanest Of Times, released through Hellcat Records.
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Matt Freeman’s (Rancid) project Devils Brigade is going to be busy for the first few months of this new year. We reported earlier that they are going to the UK this March. Now there are additional dates, including a California tour with Roger Miret & the Disasters, and a short (3-date) tour in Italy. Check […]
Matt Freeman’s (Rancid) project Devils Brigade is going to be busy for the first few months of this new year. We reported earlier that they are going to the UK this March. Now there are additional dates, including a California tour with Roger Miret & the Disasters, and a short (3-date) tour in Italy. Check the dates here.
Devils Brigade’s self-titled debut album was released last summer on Hellcat Records.
No, that’s not Avril Lavigne on the cover. At least, I don’t think it is. This is what Sum 41‘s Screaming Bloody Murder is going to look like on the store shelves and on iTunes. Is this going to be a return to form for The Sums? Is this going to continue down the alternative […]
No, that’s not Avril Lavigne on the cover. At least, I don’t think it is.
This is what Sum 41‘s Screaming Bloody Murder is going to look like on the store shelves and on iTunes. Is this going to be a return to form for The Sums? Is this going to continue down the alternative rock path they have been known for lately? Is new lead guitarist Tom Thacker going to be an adequate replacement for Dave Baksh?
All your questions will be answered on March 29th when Screaming Bloody Murder hits stores, released on Island Records.
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