High Vis cancel upcoming tour dates

High Vis has cancelled their upcoming tour dates for the US and BC as frontman Graham Sayle recovers from emergency surgery. The band announced this in a statement on Instagram which reads, ”We’re sorry to announce that after an incident on Sunday, Graham was admitted to hospital for emergency surgery. He is now stable and recovering, but sadly we have to cancel the upcoming US tour. Our thoughts go out to the other bands, crew members and everyone who was looking forward to these shows as much as we were. We will be back as soon as time and healing permits, but right now we have to prioritise his recovery. Thank you so much for the continued support, we could not be here without you.”The tour was set to begin on April 15 and run through until mid-May. We wish Graham a quick and complete recovery. You can see the post in full below.

ADamnShame Records finds a temporary home at Lala Books

<p>When Lowell’s beloved hub Mill No. 5 shuttered this past February, one of its newest residents had only been in business for six months. ADamnShame Records joined the Mill’s wealth of vendors last July, stepping into the former Vinyl Destination storefront like a passing of the torch between two arbiters of Lowell’s cultural scene. Now, in light of the Mill’s final days, ADamnShame Records owner Adam O’Donnell has teamed up with a different staple of downtown Lowell: Lala Books. The record […]</p>
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Tours: Hot Water Music announce summer US tour

Hot Water Music has announced American tour dates for this summer. The tour will kick off on July 22 in Hartford, Connecticut and wrap up on July 29 in Carrboro, North Carolina. Tickets go on sale April 4. Hot Water Music will be touring Europe and the UK on the ’Common Thread’ tour with Spanish Love Songs, Comeback Kid, Joyce Manor, and many more in October. The band released both their album Vows and their split with Quicksand in 2024. Check out the dates below.

Rodeo Boys: "Sam's Song"

Lansing, Michigan-based punk rockers Rodeo Boys have released a new song called “Sam’s Song”. The song is off their upcoming album Junior which will be out on April 25 via Don Giovanni Records. Rodeo Boys released their album Home Movies in 2023. Check out the song below.

STATESIDE ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM “WHERE YOU FOUND ME”

<p>Aggressive pop-punk band Stateside have announced their debut album Where You Found Me will be released on June 6th 2025 via their new label, Pure Noise Records – pre order here Having been on the road for the past 3 years, this album is a…</p>
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Mic’d Up: Greg Fitzsimmons returns with that Fitz-Dog in him

<p>Editor’s Note: It’s the same thing we all know in love when it comes to Vanyaland’s recurring weekly live comedy rundown, Mic’d Up — just a slightly different face. We’ll be hyping club shows, theater and arena gigs, open mics, and whatever else to help fill your free time with some much-needed laughter. The only thing better than seeing a new comedy talent come through town and kill on stage is seeing a familiar face do the same – and Greg […]</p>
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Tours: Scowl / Glixen (US)

Scowl have announced US tour dates for this summer. Glixen will be joining them on all dates except their performance at Hinterland Fest in St. Charles, IA on August 1. Tickets go on sale on April 4. Scowl will be releasing their sophomore album Are We All Angels on April 4. Check out the dates below.

Mean Bikini break down each track on their debut album, 'This Ain’t Gonna End Well…'

Today we are extremely excited to bring you the track-by-track breakdown of the debut full-length album by Cumberland, British Columbia-based punk rockers Mean Bikini! The album is called This Ain’t Gonna End Well… and features 13 incredible tracks that find the band exploring mental health, the current state of the world, getting older, and so much more. Speaking to Punknews about the album, the band said, "The album as a whole really speaks to a lot of aspects of current mental health trends and the worsening political climate which are all tied together because let’s face it, the world's fucked and we can all feel it getting worse. That has an effect on us whether or not we realize it. The album features some heavy hitters on guest vocal spots like Sarinn from Vancouver punk band Alien Boys and Rowan from Seattle's Shame Banger. We wanted to loop in other artists who share the same message and vision for their music and feel like we hit the nail on the head in terms of who we asked to be a part of it as they absolutely crushed their parts and brought so much heart onto the record." This Ain’t Gonna End Well… is available digitally everywhere now via Outhouse Records. You can listen to the album and read the track-by-track breakdown below!

Festivals & Events: Ekko Astral, Pinkshift, Home Is Where, Downtown Boys, more to play Liberation Weekend 2025

Ekko Astral and Gender Liberation Movement have announced the details for their upcoming music and arts festival called Liberation Weekend. Home Is Where, Pinkshift, Combat, Perennial, Pretty Bitter, Um, Jennifer?, Zora, Asher White, Bartees Strange, Big Girl, Downtown Boys, Ekko Astral, Faith/Void, L’Rain, Pure Adult, Speedy Ortiz, Ted Leo, and Vaelastrasz will be playing the festival with Pinky Lemon, Cherub Tree, Massie, and Berra playing the Locals Only Showcase on May 31 at DC9. Le Camille, Midnight Ecstasy, pet wife, Vanfleet, Clear Channel, DJ Horse Jeans, Eev Frances, and Time Wharp will be DJing over the course of the weekend. A portion of proceeds from the event will go to the Gender Liberation Movement. Liberation Weekend will take place on May 30-31 at Black Cat and DC9 in Washington, DC.

Alvilda to tour USA

Alvilda is going to tour the USA. The trek runs the entire country and starts mid-July and makes its way into august. you can see the dates below.