AFI have announced tour dates for the US and British Columbia. Choir Boy will be joining them on all dates. Tickets go on sale on December 12. AFI released their album Silver Bleeds the Black Sun… earlier this year via Run For Cover Records. Check out the dates below.

Today, we are pleased to debut the new video by Wrong Life, which is thew newish band that includes Fraiser of The Murderburgers! Wrong Life merge pop-punk with a steely melodic tinge. The result is a song that is catchy, but has a sinister paranoia lurking in the background. At nearly five minutes, "I could coexist" is a multi-part punk epic that could give '70s Ruaha run for their money. Speaking to Punknews, Fraiser says, "'I Could Coexist' is the last song on the new Wrong Life album, which is the second full-length I've done under that name. Pete from Millie Manders & The Shutup played drums on the album, and Max from Bike Notes and Stacey from Bad Cop/Bad Cop did some singing on it. I didn't see the point in waiting around for months to get another album out, so you can get it in full digitally via Bandcamp already. It'll get a proper physical release on a few lovely labels sometime not too far into 2026. I put the video together using stuff that the touring bassist Isaac and the tour driver Brian sent me from the past couple of years of touring in the UK and Europe. If anyone wants two more short clips of Nick vomiting that didn't make the cut, hit me up." I Can't Remember Where I Live is out now digitally, with a physical release coming sometime mid-2026. You can see the band's new video below, right now!

The Boojums have announced tour dates for their first tour around Europe and the UK. The trek begins on March 31 in Bristol, England and wraps up on April 18 in Ghent, Belgium. The Boojums released their self-titled album earlier this year. Check out the dates below.

PUP have announced that they will be releasing a live album to commemorate their Megacity Madness run that took place around Toronto this summer. The run saw them doing six shows at six different venues across the city, including Sneaky Dee's, Danforth Music Hall, History, Lee's Palace, the Concert Hall, and the Flat Top, all within a week. The tracks were recorded over the 6 nights by Grace Reader and Jesse Mosher and were mixed by Dave Schiffman. The album is available on vinyl only and will be out on March 13. They will also be releasing a zine, called the MEGACITY MEGAZINE, which features 196 pages of photos, handwritten stories and comics from the band, and fan contributions. The zine was created by Vanessa Heins and Bradley Golding. On top of all that, the band has also released a 6-part short documentary series called MEGACITY SHORTS: A TOURONTO ROCKUMENTARY SERIES which was created by Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux with help from Brittany Farhat and Clem Hoener. The band has also launched a fun interactive website where you can explore the Megacity Madness map and you can check that out here. PUP released their album Who Will Look After The Dogs? earlier this year. Check out the tracklist and videos below.

New York-based festival Outline Fest has announced its lineup for 2026. The Spits, Prison Affair, Times New Viking, Snooper, and The Serfs will be playing. Outline Fest will take place on March 6 at the Knockdown Center in New York. Check out the poster below.

Missouri Executive Order 44 have released two new songs. The songs are called “Wearing A Car” and “I Wrote American Sniper When I was Ten Years Old”. The songs are available digitally now and are also available as a 7-inch via The Ghost is Clear. Missouri Executive Order 44 released their split with Usurp Synapse earlier this year and released their album Salt Sermon in 2024. Check out the songs below.