Tours: Rosemary nods upon the grave to release new EP, announce US tour dates

Savannah-based emotional hardcore band Rosemary nods upon the grave have announced that they will be releasing a new EP. It is called EP 2 and will be out on March 6. The band has also announced US tour dates for this spring. The tour will begin on March 21 in Charleston, South Carolina and will wrap up on April 12 in Columbia, South Carolina. Fragile Like Life After, Heaven Through Violence, and Morning Dew will be joining them on select dates. Rosemary nods upon the grave related their debut EP EP 1 in 2025 along with their split with Heaven Through Violence. Check out the tracklist and dates below.

Videos: cootie catcher: "Quarter Note Rock"

cootie catcher have released a video for their new song “Quarter Note Rock”. The video was created by Andrew Lang. The song is off their upcoming album Something We All Got which will be out on February 27 via Carpark Records. cootie catcher will be touring Canada and the US in March and released their album Shy at first in 2025. Check out the video below.

Real Farmer to release new album, share "Heart Out" video

Real Farmer have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Right and will be out on May 1 via Strap Originals. The band has also released a video for their new song “Heart Out” which was filmed live at the Dalby Cafe in Margate, England by Roger Sargent. Real Farmer released their EP RF II in 2025. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Interviews: Hayley Elizabeth talks her debut solo album, 'The World Takes What I Make'

Hayley Elizabeth makes music that you can feel on a molecular level, something she did as part of Thotcrime and something she’s taken to new heights on her debut solo album The World Takes What I Make. The seven tracks highlight her knack for sonic experimentation as she effortlessly blends elements from noise, industrial, witch house, and dnb together to create an exceptionally cathartic sound that is uniquely her own. The instrumentation complements the lyrics perfectly, embodying the many facets of grief, including the pressures of creating while grieving. The World Takes What I Make will be out everywhere on February 24 via Blorpus Editions. Hayley Elizabeth and ameokama will be touring the US together in March. Punknews editor Em Moore caught up with Hayley to talk about the album, finding catharsis through songwriting, incorporating anime samples, and so much more. Read the interview below!This interview between Em Moore and Hayley Elizabeth took place over Zoom on February 11, 2026. What follows is a transcription of their conversation that has been lightly edited for length and clarity.

Videos: Pet Needs release video for "Ducklings"

Pet Needs have released a video for their new song “Ducklings”. The video was shot, directed, and produced by Vanessa Sollner. The song is off their upcoming album Elbows Out! This Is Capitalism which will be out on March 27 via Xtra Mile Recordings. Pet Needs released Intermittent Fast Living in 2024. Check out the video below.

Les Shirley: "Not My Problem"

Montreal-based rock trio Les Shirley have released a video for their new song “Not My Problem”. The video was directed by Charline Clavier. The song appears to be a standalone single and is available digitally now. Les Shirley released their album More is More in 2022. Check out the video below.

Tomahawk reunite, will tour with Melvins

Tomahawk have reunited for their first tour in 13 years. They will be on the road in July and August. Melvins open. You can see the dates below.

Pro Wrestling The Band to release new EP, share "Irish Goodbyes" video

Pro Wrestling The Band have announced that they will be releasing a new EP. It is called Weanling and will be out on April 13. The band has also released a video for the first single from the record, “Irish Goodbyes”, which was directed by Corey M. Slager. Pro Wrestling The Band will be touring the UK with Dealbreaker in May and released Falling In Love With Pro Wrestling the Band in 2025. Check out the video below.