On October 21, Dublin’s Gilla Band played at Lee’s Palace in Toronto, Ontario. Bambara opened the show. Gilla band released their album Most Normal in 2022 and are currently touring the US. Our photographer Stephen McGill was there to capture the show. Check out his photos below.

Descendents and Circle Jerks have announced a co-headlining tour for the US. Adolescents will be joining them on all dates. Tickets for all new dates will go on sale this Friday, October 27. Interestingly at the end of the listed run of dates “2024….North American Tour” appears. Check out the dates below.

<p>A new murder tune from Letters to Cleo wasn’t on our 2023 bingo card, but you won’t hear us complaining. Ahead of Halloween — and the band’s Aurora Gory Alice 30th anniversary shows — the Boston band has pressed a new 7-inch record, their first new music since 2019’s OK Christmas EP. The release offers the new songs “It’s Sunny Outside” and “Bad Man,” the latter of which paves a grisly, hard-earned road to safety and freedom for a righteous protagonist. […]</p>
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NOBRO have released a new song called “Who The Hell Am I?”. The song is off their upcoming album Set Your Pussy Free which will be out on October 27 via Dine Alone Records. NOBRO released their EP Live Your Truth Shred Some Gnar in 2022. Check out the song below.

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Today, we are super duper psyched to bring you a video from the most recent Musack event! Musack raises money to benefit music education and every year they throw a show to help out the youth through music education programs and instrument donations. Founded on Nantucket by tv writer Donick Cary (Simpsons, Parks and Recreation, Have a Good Trip) after a rash of teen suicides in his former high school fifteen years ago, Musack has grown to support programs coast to coast and beyond, encouraging kids to share their voice through music. Earlier this month, Musack hosted a tribute to Terry Hall, the sadly departed singer of The Specials. As part of the event, a bunch of musicians got together to perform a moving version of the Special's classic, "Enjoy Yourself." The mega-group included Horace Panter (The Specials), Lynval Golding (The Specials), Hannah Hu (The Specials), Nikolaj Torp Larsen (The Specials), Kenrick Rowe (The Specials), Jesse Wagner (The Aggrolites), Nate Albert (Mighty Mighty Bosstones), JG Goetchius (Mighty Mighty Bosstones), Eitan Avineri (Western Standard Ska Orchestra), and Rob Verdugo (Western Standard Ska Orchestra). Get ready to cry. The video was shot and produced by Josh Roush, who wrote and directed the very cool punk movie Wrong Reasons. As a BONUS, we are pairing this video up with a video of the same song as performed by the specials at Musack in 2022- Terry Hall's last ever performance… backed by Tim Armstrong and members of The Interrupters! Now the waterworks are really turned up! If you want to see the true power of music, watch either of these videos! You can check out Musack here and see the videos below, right now!

SSD have announced details for their upcoming reissue (which was initially announced in 2022) of their 1982 debut album The Kids Will Have Their Say. The reissue features remastered audio (from the safety version of the original master tapes) and a recreation of the original album art done by Bryan Ray Turcotte. It will be out on November 17 via Trust Records. A video for “How Much Art” has also been released. It was directed by Coan Buddy Nichols and features previously unseen photos and footage of the band. Check out the video below.

We are pleased to bring to you an all new Punknews Exclusive premiere for Ohio based rock band Shadyside. The band is set to release a new EP titled Higher Plans on November 11th, 2023 through Mind Over Matter Records and is avialbe for pre-order through the labels website. They just released a music video for one of the singles from the album titled "When The Fear Hits", see below. The band contains actor Michael Malarkey (Vampire Diaries, Law and Order: Organized Crime, Westworld) returning at the helms for vocals.