Tours: Militarie Gun announce UK tour

Militarie Gun have announced UK tour dates for this summer. Shady Nasty will be joining them on select dates. The first leg of the tour will begin in Newcastle with their performance at Marrapalooza Fest on June 7 and will wrap up on June 10 in Brighton. The second leg will kick off on July 10 in Cheltenham for their appearance at 2000trees Festival and will wrap up on July 13 in Manchester. Militarie Gun released God Save the Gun in 2025. Check out the dates below.

Julez and the Rollerz announce debut album, share "I Don't Know You" video

Julez and the Rollerz have announced that they will be releasing their debut album. It is called Dirty Little Rock ’N’ Roller and will be out on June 26 via Lolipop Records. The band has also released a video for their new song “I Don’t Know You” which was directed by Sarah Nixon. Julez and the Rollerz released their EP Is This Where The Party Is? in 2023. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Ghosts Among the Pines: "Holding On"

Alabama-based punk band Ghosts Among the Pines have released a new song. It is called “Holding On” and is off their upcoming debut album Sorry For The Mess which will be out on June 6. Ghosts Among the Pines released their self-titled EP in 2025. Check out the song below.

Festivals & Events: Snooper, Gloin, La Sécurité, more to play Outer Space 2026

Toronto’s Project Nowhere Fest has announced a new weekender festival called Outer Space. Suuns, Snooper, Absolutely Free, Gloin, La Sécurité, Mother Tongues, Kali Horse, E-Prime, New Candys, Ancient Greece, Crasher, Shrewd, Acid Tongue, The Bamboozle, Blue Light, Computer, Ether Girls, and Rosie Wyse will be playing the festival. The visuals for the festival were created by Oscillitarium and Colby Richardson. Outer Space will take place May 1-2 at Lee’s Palace and Dance Cave in Toronto, Ontario.

Cherry Bomb drops an alt-pop beat on Y2K nostalgia with ‘Digital Girl’

<p>Tired: “What were you like in the ’90s?” Wired: “What were you like in the 2000s?” Move over Goo Goo Dolls, here comes a new sonic jolt to soundtrack a social media craze. It comes from Cherry Bomb, the Los Angeles solo project of MisterWives’ Mandy Lee, who transports us back to a Y2K state of mind with “Digital Girl,” a radiant alt-pop electro anthem that scoffs at our automated and algorithmic world in favor of a simpler time before smart phones, streaming, and […]</p>
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Spencer Krug of Wolf Parade announces new solo album, shares "Timebomb" video

Spencer Krug of Wolf Parade has announced that he will be releasing a new solo album. It is called Same Fangs and will be out on May 15 via Pronounced Kroog. He has also released a video for his new song “Timebomb” which features Elbow Kiss. The video was edited by Derek Janzen. Spencer Krug released his album Solo Rhodes in 2025. Check out the video below.

Andrew Sacher announces 'Emo Revival' book

Andrew Sacher, editor of BrooklynVegan, has announced that he will be releasing his debut book. It is called Emo Revival: Community, DIY, and Rebirth in Post-Hardcore and Emo (2008-2018) and will be out on September 8 via Clash Books. The book’s official synopsis reads in part, ”Emo didn’t start with the rise of bands like Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance and it didn’t end with their turn-of-the-2010s drop-offs either. When emo faded from the mainstream, major players in the music industry were ready to move on. The genre looked like a fad that was passing. But it didn’t die; it went back to the basements and VFW halls that it began in decades earlier, fueled by a new crop of bands who kept emo alive when no one else would. Andrew Sacher explores why and how these bands turned the fourth wave of emo into one of the most impactful underground rock movements of its time. Informed by over 80 original interviews, Sacher offers a deep dive into the generation of bands that restored the musical values and DIY ethos of emo’s past in order to shape its future. Emo Revival is a story about countless great records and powerful live shows, but even more so than that, it’s a story about community. None of this would have happened without an influx of like-minded bands, record labels, show bookers, and fans who reinforced that “DIY” is really about doing it together.”The book features interviews will bands including Algernon Cadwallader, Title Fight, Modern Baseball, Joyce Manor, Touché Amoré, Citizen, Empire! Empire! (I Was A Lonely Estate), The World Is A Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid to Die, Tigers Jaw, The Menzingers, Pianos Become the Teeth, Joie de Vivre, Cayetana, PUP, Circa Survive, and Thursday. See the announcement post below.

Videos: Portrayal of Guilt: "Object of Pain" and "Death From Above"

Portrayal of Guilt have released two new videos. They are for their new songs “Object of Pain” and “Death From Above”. Both videos were built, shot, and edited by Craig Murray with Joss Carter serving as production assistant. Both songs are off their upcoming album …Beginning of the End which will be out on April 24 via Run For Cover Records. Portrayal of Guilt will be touring North America starting in May and released their album Devil Music in 2023. Check out the videos below.

Festivals & Events: Slash Need, Kiwi Jr., Miesha and the Spanks, more to play Lawnya Vawyna 2026

Newfoundland and Labrador-based music festival Lawnya Vawyna has announced its lineup for this year. Slash Need, fanclubwallet, HRT, Lice, Kiwi Jr, Miesha and the Spanks, Shunk, UZU, Aexel, Cable TV, Cassia Hardy, Chump, Corey Clocksy, CPR, Dear Evangeline, Desperta, DJ Decision, Aniiiiiiiiiiita, Ebony, Fairweather, Feminotica, Fiver with the Fiver Trois, Gamksimoon, Invisible Hand, Jay Wood, Kelly McMichael, Kubasonics, Mantracker, Narcy, Quin, Sick Puppy, Zaynab Wilson, Country Cookin’, GRAVY, Jem Wollidge, Joanna Barker, Kate Lahey, Maria Reva, and Mott Horseman will be performing at the festival. Lawnya Vawnya will take place June 3-6 in downtown St. John’s, Newfoundland.

DS Preview: Doll Fest in Oakland is This Weekend!! Alice Bag and Bad Cop Bad Cop and War On Women and More!!

In just under two weeks, Doll Fest returns to California’s Bay Area for the second annual edition of its all-femme festival, following the success of last year’s debut. Taking place March 27–29 at The California Ballroom in Oakland, the weekend promises two days of live music, community, and celebration. With the festival quickly approaching, now […]

In just under two weeks, Doll Fest returns to California’s Bay Area for the second annual edition of its all-femme festival, following the success of last year’s debut. Taking place March 27–29 at The California Ballroom in Oakland, the weekend promises two days of live music, community, and celebration. With the festival quickly approaching, now is the time to secure tickets before they’re gone!

Doll Fest is much more than just a music festival; it’s a celebration. Founded by Maria Chaos, Doll Fest celebrates feminism, community, and the power of supporting one another. After decades of women being marginalized in the music industry, Doll Fest provides opportunities to empower marginalized voices that are often underrepresented. The festival honors activism, the Riot Grrrl movement, and the importance of women’s voices in music, creating a space for empowerment, resilience, and collaboration. By uniting like-minded people through music, art, and culture, Doll Fest amplifies feminine energy and community in a way that is inspiring. As stated on dollfest.net, “We are still battling for true equality against the archaic non-values of patriarchy, still fighting for the power over our own bodies, and still proving our worth as voices to be heard. Doll Fest intends to bring together like-minded folx who embody the true spirit of Doll Fest – through empowerment, resilience, and nurturing of communities. We are anti-homophobia, anti-transphobia, anti-racist, anti-police violence and strictly anti-fascist.”

This year, Doll Fest has expanded the celebration further than just the main weekend. Earlier in the month they hosted a “pre party” in Mexico City on March 6th and 7th, featuring DJ’s, meet and greets, and appearances from artists including Alice Bag, Bloody Benders, Trap Girl, and Ultraviolentas.

The Bay Area festivities begin Friday March 27th with a “pre fest” show at The Ivy Room in Oakland. With the lineup featuring Skip The Needle, Beneath You, Last Minet, and Wonderland Rejects, this undoubtedly is going to be a great time.

The next day, they’re moving things to The California Ballroom where attendees will have the opportunity to support various awesome vendors, make some friends, and enjoy live music from 2-10pm! There are some standout acts on the bill, like The Hellflowers, Suzie True, Descartes A Kant, and VIAL. The celebration continues Sunday, with another powerful lineup that makes it clear Doll Fest is bigger than ever. Performances from Bitchfit, War on Women, Girl in a Coma, and Bad Cop Bad Cop promise a high energy finale that you don’t want to miss. With a weekend packed from start to finish, this year’s Doll Fest proves once again why it has quickly become one of the most exciting and important femme centered festivals in the scene.

Get your tickets here before it’s too late!

For those that can’t make it, Doll Fest will also be hosting “The Kids are All Right”, a fundraiser show on May 31st at 924 Gilman Street!

It’s benefiting for a great cause, Doll Fest has partnered with Bay Area Girls Rock Camp in an effort to support the the non-profit during a time when their funding is at risk. Donations will be accepted both in person and digitally, and with no presale for this show, just show up and give what you can.

If you’d like to support, you can click the image to make a donation.

Tickets are available now!

Follow Doll Fest on Instagram for updates, and visit https://www.dollfest.net/ for more information.

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