Boston Calling has announced the lineup for this year. Foo Fighters, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Beaches, Paramore, King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard, The Linda Lindas, and Mint Green are among the bands announced. The festival will take place Memorial Day weekend at the Harvard Athletic Complex in Boston. Check out the full lineup below.
Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new song by Los Angeles-based power pop punkers Rough Kids! The song is called “Big Fan” and is off their upcoming album The Black and White and Grey. Speaking to Punknews Ethan, the vocalist and rhythm guitarist, said of the song, ”As memory serves, "Big Fan" was the first song written for the album. Vocalist and lead guitarist Tsubasa brought the music in, nearly fully fleshed out and I wrote the lyrics. I'd been listening to stuff like Thomas Function and The Hold Steady where the lyrics were telling stories and/or building worlds and thought it might be fun to try to write the album in that style. I was fairly happy with how this one came out, but realized when I sat down to write lyrics for the next track "Feels So Real" that it was getting pretty campy, pretty quick and wasn't sustainable across 12 songs. It worked better on its own as a take on the insanity of the Yolanda Saldivar(s) and Mark David Chapman(s) of the world.” The Black and White and Grey will be out March 3 via Dirt Cult Records and you can pre-order it right here! Listen to the song below.
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Fucked Up have released a video for the song "I Think I Might Be Weird." That's off the upcoming One Day album out January 27 via Merge. Fucked Up have also announced tour dates for North America and UK. Big Cheese will be joining them on all UK dates. You can check out the video and dates below.
Shame have released a video for their new song “Six Pack”. The video was directed by Gilbert Bannerman and was animated by Cyrus Hayley. The song is off their upcoming album Food For Worms which will be out February 24 via Dead Oceans. Shame will be touring this spring and released their album Drunk Tank Pink in 2021. Check out the video below.
Zulu have released a video for their new song “Where I’m From”. The song features Pierce Jordan of Soul Glo and Obioma Ugonna of Playytime. The video was shot, directed, and edited by Dez Yusuf and features additional footage by Arturo Zarate, Mateo Garcia, and Dan White along with a cameo from comedian Eric Andre. “Where I’m From” is off their upcoming album A New Tomorrow which will be out March 3 via Flatspot Records. Zulu released the collection of their two EPs My People…Hold On / Our Day Will Come in 2021. Check out the video below.
Coachella has announced the lineup for this year’s festival. Blondie, Knocked Loose, Momma, Scowl, Soul Glo, The Garden, Sleaford Mods, The Linda Lindas, and Destroy Boys are among the bands announced. Coachella will take place April 14-16 and April 21-23 at Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. Check out the full lineup below
Big Joanie have released a live video for their song “Cactus Tree”. The video was filmed by Abbey Raymonde at Hermitage Works Studios in London, England, and was edited by Madelaine Burton. The song is off their album Back Home which came out last year. Big Joanie have also announced tour dates for North America this spring. These dates mark their first North American tour. Check out the video and tour dates below.
Tsunami Bomb announces west coast dates with Death By Stereo
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