<p>Editor’s Note: Welcome to our new series spotlighting the bands and artists playing this year’s NICE, a fest. With 49 live performances over three days and two venues — July 28 to 30 at Somerville’s Crystal Ballroom and The Rockwell — there’s a lot going on, but consider this your compass to the NICE-est weekend imaginable. Get ticket info here, and check out our continued coverage of the festival. Kitner When and Where: Friday, July 29 at 8 p.m. at […]</p>
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<p>Editor’s Note: Welcome to our new series spotlighting the bands and artists playing this year’s NICE, a fest. With 49 live performances over three days and two venues — July 28 to 30 at Somerville’s Crystal Ballroom and The Rockwell — there’s a lot going on, but consider this your compass to the NICE-est weekend imaginable. Get ticket info here, and check out our continued coverage of the festival. Bowling Shoes When and Where: Friday, July 29 at 8:15 p.m. […]</p>
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Episode #599.7 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode Julia Kugel of The Coathangers and Julia, Julia stops by to talk about her upcoming solo album Derealization, reality, mental health, being an artist, live shows, the benefits of surfing, and much more. She sticks around to talk about the new Dead Kennedys reissue, the guy wearing a Descendents shirt at the January 6 hearing, the new song from Tegan and Sara, the new video from The Chats, and the new track from Pussy Riot with John, Hallie, and Em. Listen to the episode below!

Episode #599.6 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode John recaps the wild adventure that was Summer Soiree 5 and regales Sam, Hallie, and Em with stories about At Night, Froggy, Vixen 77, Marissa Paternoster, DANJOMAR, Joe Jack Talcum, Santa Claus, and so much more. Listen to the episode below!

The Suicide Machines have released a new song. It is called "Slipping Into Darkness" and is off ther upcoming split with Coquettish, Gebo Gomi that will be out July 22 via Bad Time Records. The Suicide Machines released Revolution Spring in 2020. Check out the song below.

Paramore have announced North American tour dates for this fall. This is the band's first tour since 2018. Paramore released After Laughter in 2017. Check out the dates below.

Bandaid Brigade have released a new song. It is called "Perfect" and is off their upcoming album Sex Is Terrifying due out August 26 via Xtra Mile Recordings. Bandaid Brigade released I’m Separate in 2020. Check out the song below.

<p>For all the vitriol flung at Joe and Anthony Russo’s Cherry last year, one undeniable fact about it is that it was ambitious, and even if that ambition curdled into a disagreeable pretension, it showed that the Brothers behind Avengers: Endgame were, at the very least, trying their best to make meaningful art. A project like The Gray Man, a highly-budgeted Netflix actioner that’s being held up by the streamer as proof of their health and their ability to continue […]</p>
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Martha have released a video for their new song "Beat Perpetual". The video was directed by Benjamin Epstein and David Combs of Baby Pony Food. The song is off their new two-song single along with a cover of Tenement's "Dreaming Out Loud" that is out now via Dirtnap Records. Martha released their two-song single Don't Take Me Back last month and their album Love Keeps Kicking in 2019. Check out the video below.

The Flatliners have announced that they are delaying the start of their European tour due to the increase in travel costs. Their shows in Madrid, Gijon, Barcelona, Le Garric, and Fribourg will be rescheduled for next year. The tour will now begin on August 2 in Paris. The band announced this in an Instagram post that reads in part, "Just when we thought we'd all be getting back to doing what we love, uninterrupted and reunited with you all, the world doesn't seem to want to fully cooperate. We've made the difficult decision to bow out of the first week of our upcoming European tour due to the overwhelming rise of travel costs that every band on the planet, big or small, is facing right now. […] We want it to be clear that this is in no way the fault of the promoters, the booking agency, the clubs or the other bands. Everyone has been so helpful with putting this tour together. The sad truth is the cost of travel is the highest it's ever been, and is simply just far too high for us to make the whole tour work as it should." The band will touring Western Canada in the fall, the Northeast in November and Ontario and Quebec in December including two Holiday Melee shows in Toronto. The Flatliners will be releasing their album New Ruin on August 5 and released Inviting Light in 2017. Check out the statement in full below.