Tours: Nervus / The Deadnotes (UK)

Nervus have announced rescheduled dates for their UK tour with The Deadnotes. The shows will now take place in February. Nervus released their album The Evil One in 2022. Check out the dates below.

Tony Hawk joins Goldfinger to perform "Superman" live

Last week at their show at the House of Blues in Anaheim, California, Goldfinger were joined on stage by a special guest to perform their song “Superman”. The special guest was none other than pro skater Tony Hawk who came on stage to an intro by lead singer John Feldmann thanking him for including the song in the Tony Hawk Pro Skater video game franchise. He also took to Instagram to thank Tony Hawk with a statement that reads in part, “Thank you @tonyhawk for putting @goldfingermusic Superman in THPS. That changed A LOT for my band.” Goldfinger released Never Look Back in 2020. Check out the video below.

Doll Skin announce final show

Doll Skin have announced their final show as a band. It will take place on March 12 at the Rebel Lounge in Phoenix, Arizona. Lilac Cadillac will be playing support along with more bands that are to be announced. The band announced this on Instagram in a post that reads in part, On March 12th, 2023, Doll Skin will have our final show in our hometown of Phoenix AZ. Goodbye is never easy. Through a culmination of events, Syd has decided to lay DS to rest after almost 10 years. Meg here- hello again. We as a team have decided to host a farewell show as a celebration of the life Doll Skin gave us. It will also be a massive THANK YOU to the Rat Pack for sticking with us and being our light and motivation. I’m going to let Syd give you the details on their decision very soon. I’m happy to be back to work on this last labor of love. This news comes with good news: We are planning on live-streaming this show for the members of the rat pack unable to make it. The show will also serve as a reunion of the four original members. Doll Skin released a handful of singles in 2021 and released their album Love Is Dead and We Killed Her in 2019. Check out the announcement in full below.

DS News: NOFX announces final UK shows

Having recently announced the first leg of US shows on their 40 Years, 40 Cities, 40 Songs (Per Day) farewell tour, NOFX has now unveiled their final UK tour dates. On May 26th, they’ll be playing Punk in Drublic and Wolves in Wolves’ Clothing in Leeds. Two days later (that’s May 28th), Hatfield will get […]

Having recently announced the first leg of US shows on their 40 Years, 40 Cities, 40 Songs (Per Day) farewell tour, NOFX has now unveiled their final UK tour dates. On May 26th, they’ll be playing Punk in Drublic and Wolves in Wolves’ Clothing in Leeds. Two days later (that’s May 28th), Hatfield will get So Long and Thanks for All the Shoes and White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean.

Tickets to these shows will go on sale here on Wednesday, January 18th. Full lineups are to be announced.

If the name of this tour is to be believed, NOFX still has shows in 30 more cities to announce. We’ll keep you posted as more more dates are added to the 40 Years, 40 Cities, 40 Songs (Per Night) Tour.

NOFX released their latest LP Double Album in December, 2022. They’ve also teased plans for an EP called Half Album and another studio album titled Everybody Else is Insane (they’re also releasing a 10×10″ box set of demos from that album).

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NOFX announce final UK shows

NOFX have announced their final UK tour dates. The dates will take place on May 26 at Temple Newsam in Leeds and May 28 at Hatfield Park in Hatfield. On May 26 they will be playing Punk in Drublic and Wolves in Wolves’ Clothing in full and on May 28 they’ll be playing So Long and Thanks For All The Shoes and White Trash, Two Heebs, and A Bean in full. These dates join NOFX’s previously announced US and Austria and Spain farewell shows. NOFX released Double Album in 2022. Check out the new dates below.

First Punk Rock Bowling club show announced

Punk Rock Bowling has announced the first club show for this year. The Avengers, The Vibrators, The Venomous Pinks, Some Kind of Nightmare, and Unit F will be playing at the Backstage Bar and Billiards in Downtown Las Vegas on May 26. Punk Rock Bowling will take place May 26-29 in Downtown Las Vegas.

Tours: Scarlet Street / Village Elder (US)

Scarlet Street have announced tour dates for the Midwestern US for this March. Village Elder will be joining them on all dates. Scarlet Street will be releasing their self-titled album on February 24 and released their EP I Can’t Tell If I’m Insane or Brilliant in 2021. Check out the dates below.

Matty Grace surprise-releases new EP

Matty Grace of Cluttered, Future Girls, G.R.O.S.S. has surprise-released a new two-song EP. It is called Start. Stop. Repeat. and features Dylan Mombourquette of Cluttered on drums. “Voice Inside My Head” is a reworking of a Fat Stupids song and “Mouthful” is a new song. The EP is available on Bandcamp now and will be out on streaming services in February. Matty Grace released her solo EPs Winter Trash and I Was A Fat Stupid in 2022. Check out the EP below.

Festivals & Events: Tsunami Bomb, The Toaster, Flying Raccoon Suit, more to play SPI Fest

SPI Fest, the festival put on my Ska Punk International, has announced its lineup for this year. Tsunami Bomb, The Toasters, Flying Racoon Suit, Sad Snack, Joystick, Hans Gruber and the Die Hards, and Megawave Infinity are among the bands announced. The festival will take place March 10-11 at the Flamingo Cantina in Austin, Texas. Check out the full lineup below.

DS News: Italian skate punks Still No One streaming debut album “This is Fuel”

Italian skate punk newcomers Still No One make a strong first impression with their debut album This is Fuel. For a band that’s only been around three years, their sound is already pretty refined and the production on this self-released album is really solid. I’ll be surprised if a label doesn’t snatch these guys up […]

Italian skate punk newcomers Still No One make a strong first impression with their debut album This is Fuel.

For a band that’s only been around three years, their sound is already pretty refined and the production on this self-released album is really solid. I’ll be surprised if a label doesn’t snatch these guys up for their next release.

Don’t just take my word for it, listen for yourself:

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