Episode #668.5 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! This episode is the September edition of Em Tells You What to Listen to and Em plays some of her favourite tracks from this past month. Songs by Career Day, The OBGMs, Thirdface, S.H.I.T., Punitive Damage, Lambrini Girls, Sprints, Special Interest, PONY, Kill Lincoln, Half Past Two featuring Catbite, Botfly, The Calamatix, Tramp, Rust Ring, and more are played. Listen to the episode and see the tracklist in full below!

On October 10, Panopticon played at The Garrison in Toronto, Ontario. Exulansis and Primeval Well opened the show. Panopticon released their album The Rime of Memory in 2023. Our photographer Stephen McGill was there to catch all of the action. Check out his photos below!

Bad Astronaut have released a new version of their song “Logan’s Run”. The song is off their upcoming album Untethered which is made up of reworkings of 9 of their previous songs and will be out on November 8 via Fat Wreck Chords. Check out the song below.

The All-American Rejects have announced that they will no longer be playing the When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band posted a statement on Instagram which reads, ”It is with deep sadness and disappointment that we have to announce that we will no longer be playing When We Were Young festival next weekend. We have spent months tirelessly preparing a once in a lifetime show that we were so excited to bring to you. However, there has been a management change within the WWWY operation, and they are no longer able to accommodate us in the previously agreed upon line-up, which has made it impossible for us to continue. We are especially devastated to not get to play for those of you who are traveling across the globe to witness the visual and sonic spectacle we have been brewing up in our cauldron. We’d like to apologize to our amazing crew who have been working around the clock to make magic happen.” The band was set to perform their debut self-titled record, All-American Rejects, (which was released in 2002) in full at the festival. When We Were Young will take place at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds on October 19-20. See the post in full below.

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes have released a cover of “Most People I Know (Think That I’m Crazy)” by Australian rock band Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs. The cover is available now via Fat Wreck Chords digitally as well as on vinyl along with their cover of “Queen of Hearts” by Juice Newton. Me First and the Gimme Gimmes will be touring Australia starting later this month and released their album ¡Blow it​…​at Madison’s Quincea​ñ​era! earlier this year. Check out the song below.

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new song by East Bay-based punk rockers The Hammerbombs! The song is called “Talk to Me” and is off their upcoming album F for Effort. Speaking to Punknews about the song, the band said, "A classic yarn of unrequited love adapted to a modern-day punk/scene/show setting. Yearning, longing, and heartbreak, we've all been there, and never gets easier, or any less exciting.” F for Effort will be out everywhere on November 1 and you can pre-order that via Loud Circles right here. The Hammerbombs will be playing two shows in California in November with Middle-Aged Queers and you can see the show details below. Listen to "Talk to Me" below!

Armor For Sleep have released a video for their new song “What A Beautiful World”. The song is available digitally via Equal Vision Records. Armor for Sleep released their album The Rain Museum in 2022. Check out the video below.

Touché Amoré have released a short documentary about the making of their new album Spiral In A Straight Line. It was directed and edited by Sean Stout. The band has also released a video for each of the tracks on the album. Spiral In A Straight Line is available now via Rise Records. Touche Amore are currently touring the US. Check out the videos below.

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UK-based music festival Bearded Theory has announced its first wave of artists for 2025. Iggy Pop, Manic Street Preachers, The Sisters of Mercy, Leftfield, Yard Act, The Mary Wallopers, Nova Twins, Fat Dog, Ash, CMAT, Throwing Muses, Divorce, The Selecter, Ned’s Atomic Dustbin, The Lovely Eggs, Asian Dub Foundation, Shonen Knife, Bess Atwell, Beans on Toast, Stwerart Lee, Lime Garden, Dream State, Girlband!, Molotov Jukebox, Angeline Morrison, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Trupa Trupa, Miki Berenyl Trio, Getdown Services, The Deep Blue, None, Gaz Brookfield and the Company of Thieves, Audioweb, CLT DRP, Bentley Rhythm Ace, Popes of Chillitown, Castle Rat, Merry Hell, 3 Daft Monkeys, Slaney Bay, Slay Duggee, Jess Silk Trio, Dakka Skanks, Midnight Rodeo, The Brady Theieves, and The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican will be playing the festival. Bearded Theory takes place on May 21-25, 2025 at Catton Park in Derbyshire.