Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new live video by New York-based glam punks Bad Mary! The video is for their song “Marz Attaqx” and was filmed at their show at Industry in Huntington, New York on February 21, 2025. The song originally appeared on their 2016 album We Could Have Saved The World and the live version is off their upcoming live album Live On Long Island. Speaking to Punknews about the song and video, bassist and vocalist Mike Staub said, “We've never had the opportunity to do a live album before, so when the release party for our split EP with Mega Infinity, The Mega Bad Disaster Party, was set to take place at Industry in Huntington, we were beyond excited. It's an incredible venue in a fantastic location, with amazing sound and an incredible audience. Honestly, we didn’t overthink it. I just threw out the idea—‘Hey, do we want to maybe do a live record?’—and the whole band was immediately on board. Everything we do is built around our live show. We only write and record songs that we want to perform live, and we've always felt that our live performance is the true Bad Mary experience. We love interacting with the crowd, feeding off their energy, and Live on Long Island really captures that. That night, we felt on fire—everyone was playing at the top of their game. A live album has always been something we’ve talked about because performing live is the heartbeat of what we do. We’re really happy with how it turned out. We want people who haven’t seen us live to get that experience too—and yeah, we’re pretty pumped! For prep, we put together a setlist of our favorite songs and the ones our audience loves—a mix of old and new, with plenty of “Hey!”s We basically aimed for a ‘greatest hits’ live set. We filmed the entire concert, so it looks like we might have 16 live videos coming your way!” The live version of “Marz Attaqx” will be out everywhere on April 15 and you can pre-save it right here. Live On Long Island will be out on July 15. Check out the video and tracklist below!

Cleveland-based hardcore punks Piss Me Off have announced that they will be releasing a new EP. It is called Debt With The World and will be out on April 25 via Delayed Gratification Records. The EP features 8 new tracks including a re-recording of “P.R.S.” which originally appeared on their 2023 Summertime Split with Cruelster. The band has released “Slide The Shell” as their first single from the EP. Piss Me Off released their album 2 MUCH POWER in 2023. Check out the song and tracklist below.

PUP has announced that they will be playing 6 shows in Toronto in one week. The shows will start with a house show on July 13 and hit venues that they came up playing including Sneaky Dee’s, Lee’s Palace, The Concert Hall, The Danforth Music Hall, and History. Bad Waitress, Jeff Rosenstock (solo), Cadence Weapon, and NOBRO will be joining them on select dates. A portion of proceeds from each pre-sale ticket will be donated to the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto. Presale starts on April 9 and tickets go on sale to the general public on April 11. PUP will be releasing their new album Who Will Look After The Dogs? on May 2 via Little Dipper and Rise Records. The band will be touring Europe and the UK starting in May, touring Australia in August, and will betouring the US with Jeff Rosenstock in September. Check out the dates below.

Blink-182 have announced tour dates for this summer and fall. Alkaline Trio will be joining them on all dates. The tour begins on August 28 in Hollywood, Florida, and wraps up on October 4 in Palm Desert, California. Tickets go on sale on April 11. Blink-182 released their album One More Time in 2023. Check out the dates below.

<p>Things are pretty fucking grim out there these days, but Television Skies are envisioning a positive path forward. The New York City duo dropped a wildly infectious and inspiring new tune last month called “Time of My Life,” with the visualizer hitting in late March, and this is exactly the type of anthemic alternative pop that we need in our lives right now. “There is a strong through-line throughout our music that aims to inspire and draw out the limitless […]</p>
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Today, we are excited tro debut the new tune by Violets!Violets is the new band that features Bill Stephens of Naked Raygun (guitar), Simon Lamb of The Methadones and the Kepi Ghoulie band (guitar), Aly Jados of Blood People (guitar/vocals), Fritz Doreza of Methadones (bass/vocals), and Michael Soucy of Methadones and The Bomb (drums). They will release their self-titled debut EP on May 2. "Eras" finds the bandmembers pushing their pedigree to new eras. The track has a menacing buzz, reminiscent of both the '90s art rock boom and the corresponding nihilism of Amphetamine Reptile style crunch. Meanwhile, the song itself asks what exactly is real? (It's hard to imagine a better theme considering the current "political" landscape… Speaking to Punknews, Jados stated: "Everything in life is in cycles…eras. This song smashes what you think you know like a freight train. There’s a darker otherworldly vibe lyrically asking to take a closer look at what is real.” The band plays a hometown Chicago show with Riverboat Gamblers on April 27. You can pick up the new album here and check out the new tune below.

Danko Jones have released a video for their new song “What You Need”. The video was directed and produced by Crusty Media. It was shot at Bridgeworks in Hamilton, Ontario, and features graffiti artist Scott McDonald. The song is off their upcoming album which will be out later this year via Sonic Unyon Records. Danko Jones released their album Electric Sounds in 2023. Check out the video below.

Spaced have announced that they will be touring Europe and the UK this summer. They will be joined by Squint and Stand Still on select dates and will be playing a handful of co-headlining shows with Terminal Sleep. The shows will begin on June 26 in Cologne, Germany and will wrap up at the 2000trees Festival in Cheltenham, UK on July 10. Spaced will be playing a handful of US and Ontario shows with Madball in early June and released their album This Is All We Ever Get in 2024. Check out the dates below.

<p>Boston’s music history has become a little less loud, as Alan Scott Barile, co-founder of respected and influential hardcore band SS Decontrol and the father and architect of the city’s explosive ’80s-era hardcore scene, has died after a long illness. He was 63. The news was confirmed by Barile’s longtime partner, Nancy, on social media on Sunday (April 7). She writes: “I never met anyone who was his own person as much as Al was. No one made me laugh […]</p>
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