<p>Who took the bomp? Oh, we’re gonna find the fuck out… tonight (July 24). Le Tigre, the wildly influential New York City trio of Kathleen Hanna, JD Samson, and Johanna Fateman, bring their 2023 North American tour to Boston this evening for a sold-out twirl at Royale. The run marks the band’s first tour in 18 years, and they’re bringing the slide projector and multimedia experience with them. The Theatre District show is the penultimate gig of Le Tigre’s 13-date […]</p>
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On July 21, Le Tigre played History in Toronto, Ontario. Cumgirl8 opened the show. Le Tigre are currently on tour and released their album Le Tigre Live! in 2012. Our photographer Stephen McGill was there to capture all the action. Check out his photos below.

Episode #644 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode Opie Ortiz of Long Beach Dub Allstars swings by to talk about the band’s new album Echo Mountain High, Sublime, artwork, and the early LA punk scene. He also sticks around to talk about the news with John and Em. They discuss the left of Mean Jeans’ gear, the upcoming Bad Manners singles collection, and Jakob Nowell’s new song. Listen to the episode below!

The Bouncing Souls have announced that Anti-Flag will no longer be a part of their upcoming fall North American tour. The band released a statement on Instagram on Friday which reads, ”Stoked For The Summer is this weekend! After that, we pick up with the Ten Stories High tour in October and December. In light of recent events, Anti-Flag will no longer be a part of the tour. We will announce an updated tour lineup once it’s been confirmed. If you or someone you know is undergoing sexual abuse, please visit rainn.org or contact the National Sexual Assault Helpline at 1-800-656-4673” This announcement follows allegations against an unnamed singer of a political punk band (that many believe to be Justin Sane of Anti-Flag) surfaced on a recent episode of the enough. podcast. Anti-Flag broke up suddenly the night of July 19. The Bouncing Souls’ tour will kick off on October 12 in San Diego and the band released their album Ten Stories High earlier this year. Check out their statement below.

Lagwagon have announced rescheduled Canadian tour dates. Along with the rescheduled dates, the band has also announced new shows in Vancouver, Victoria, and London. All previously purchased tickets will be honoured. The band had to postpone their Canadian tour in May due to a medical emergency. Lagwagon will be touring Australia and New Zealand in October and released Railer in 2019. Check out the dates below.

<p>For reasons that should prove obvious to anyone who has drawn a breath so far this year, a lot of the music we’ve been vibing to in this blessed scum-gagged 2023 has projected a bit of an escapist, fantasy-fueled daydreamer mood. But for Sculpture Club, there’s value in looking inward, facing the cold realities of self and taking a moment to understand just why we’re feeling all the things we’re feeling. And to answer an age-old question: “Am I cursed […]</p>
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Chris Gethard has announced tour dates for this summer and fall. He will be playing in New Jersey and will have New Jersey-based comics opening each show. Check out the dates below.

Dying Wish have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Symptoms of Survival and will be out on November 3 via SharpTone Records. The band will be releasing their new single “Watch My Promise Die” on July 26. Dying Wish released their album Fragments of a Bitter Memory in 2021. Check out the tracklist below.

Pity Party have announced that they have cut ties with A-F Records following the allegations against an unnamed singer of a political punk band (who many believe is Justin Sane of Anti-Flag) surfaced on a recent episode of the enough. podcast. The band released a statement on Instagram which reads, ”Hi friends, we want to take a second to address the horrible news that came out earlier this week about a band that we once looked up to for many years. First and foremost, we want to speak directly to the victims of this monster and any one else who is a victim of Sexual Abuse: we SEE you, we HEAR you, we BELIEVE you. We will continue to show up for you and continue to police our scene in order to keep you safe, to keep ourselves safe, to keep our community safe. We only have one another, so we have to lookout for each other. We wanted to also update you on our affiliation with A-F Records. While we do know that the fine people who run the record label had nothing to do with these acts and we have never dealt with the abuser himself directly during our time on the label, we feel it isn’t right for us to continue to associate with a label affiliated with this individual and are no longer an A-F artist. We were due to announce a new record out through A-F in the coming days and unfortunately have already started the pressing process. The announcement will still come and the record will be put out through SBAM alone, instead of as a joint release. We will be donating profits from the A-F share of records directly to Sexual Assault prevention and recovery organizations in both the Bay Area and Pittsburgh. More details to come. Lastly, we just want to express how heartbroken this entire ordeal has left us. As we said before, we have all looked up to this band for most of our entire musical careers. Unfortunately, monsters come in all shapes and sizes, and can be quite easy in charming you into thinking they are someone they’re not. People (predominantly men) like this get away with these heinous acts because we don’t want to believe that someone we have been inspired by, or look up to, or get along with, or have a good time with, or share similar tastes or hobbies, could be capable of doing such things. WE HAVE TO DO BETTER. WE HAVE TO LISTEN TO VICTIMS. WE HAVE TO BELIEVE VICTIMS. WE HAVE TO ENCOURAGE THEM TO SPEAK UP. AND WE HAVE TO FIGHT BACK AGAINST THESE TYPES OF PEOPLE. KEEP EACH OTHER SAFE, ALWAYS.” Anti-Flag broke up suddenly the night of July 19. Wolves & Wolves & Wolves & Wolves, Hanalei, Darien Gap, and Celebration Summer have since parted ways with the label and American Television and Reconciler have released statements about their involvement with the label. See the band's statement below.

Tigers Jaw have announced a few dates this October in the Philly/New Jersey area as well as California as they make their way to Las Vegas for When We Were Young Fest. Tickets for this run of dates are already on sale. See below to check out the details.