Turnstile have announced tour dates for Australia and New Zealand. The tour begins on December 29 in Gisborne, New Zealand, and wraps up on January 11 in Perth, Australia. Basement will be joining them on all dates. Turnstile are currently touring the US and released their album Never Enough earlier this year. Check out the dates below.
<p>We might not have been the world’s biggest fans of Francis Lawrence’s The Long Walk, but at least we’ve got one more motion-themed Stephen King adaptation left this year: Edgar Wright’s The Running Man, which has a whole host of Hollywood talent in the cast and offers the British filmmaker behind Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz a chance to bring some of his hyperactive style to a near-future thriller. The film had a large presence at this year’s […]</p>
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Ian Watkins of Lostprophets was killed in a prison attack on Sunday by two other inmates. As you likely know, Watkins was serving a nearly 30 year sentence for acts involving child rape, pedophilia, and other wretched acts. Yesterday, two men both appeared at Leeds Magistrates' Court. Rashid Gedel, 25, and Samuel Dodsworth, 43, are charged with killing Watkins. There will likely be a second hearing today, or later this week, where the accused will enter pleas.
Gumm have released a video for their new song “All Gone”. The video was filmed and edited by Tori Vinzel. The song is off their upcoming album Beneath the Wheel which will be out on October 31 via Convulse Records. Gumm released Slogan Machine in 2023. Check out the video below.
<p>The Wilbur is just the place for the biggest parties when it comes to comedy in the city, and no party is complete without a big ol’ bowl of something. That’s where Atsuko Okatsuka comes in. With all the new freshness at the ready, Okatsuka prepares for her return to The Wilbur this week with the makings of a two-day comedy rager ready to pop off, with a sold-out show on Thursday (October 16) to kick things off in Boston […]</p>
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Danbert Nobacon of Chumbawamba has announced US tour dates for this fall. The trek begins on November 1 in Moscow, Idaho and wraps up on November 16 in Seattle, Washington. Danbert will be playing the next Punknews show in Philly on October 18 and you can get tickets for that right here. Danbert Nobacon and the Axis of Dissent released Kochtophus’s Garden – Now That’s What I Call Capitalism – The Musical in 2024. Check out the dates below.
Militarie Gun have released a new song. It is called “God Owes Me Money” and is off their upcoming album God Save The Gun which will be out on October 17. Militarie Gun will be touring the US starting later this month with more US dates beginning later on in the month. The band released Life Under The Gun in 2023. Check out the song below.
Codefendants have added more dates to their upcoming Canadian tour. The dates include their sold-out shows in London, Ontario and Shawinigan, Quebec. The band has also released a video for their reimagining of NOFX's "What Are We Doing This For". The video was created by Ceschi and Sam King. Codefendants released their EP This Is Crime Wave in 2023. Check out the video and dates below.
adults have released a new song called “flag”. It is off their upcoming album the seeds we sow are sprouting buds nonetheless which will be out on October 31 via Fika Recordings. adults released their split with Spank Hair in 2024. Check out the song below.
Cleveland, Ohio’s Heart and Lung are true veterans of the punk rock grind — a band that’s learned to turn life’s curveballs into fuel for their sound. While their songs often hint at the struggles of everyday life, they deliver them with a sense of joy and resilience that makes it clear they’re still having a blast doing what they love. The self-proclaimed “Midwestern power pop punk boy band” made a mark on the scene with their album Twistin’ The Knife Away back in 2021, and they show no signs of letting up anytime soon. Heart and Lung will be playing Punx Can’t Laugh Fest on October 17 at the Bovine Sex Club in Toronto, Ontario along with Johanna Medranda, Debt Cemetery, Last Drag, Sixteen Scandals, Nick Fierro, and Jameson Cox. You can get tickets right here. Punknews writer Mike B caught up with bassist and vocalist John and guitarist and vocalist Shannon to talk about their origin story, fun touring stories, Canadian influences, and so much more. Read the interview below!