High Vis have released a new song. It is called “Mob DLA” and will be on their upcoming yet-to-be-named album which will be out later this year. High Vis will be touring Europe and North America starting next month and released their album Blending in 2022. Check out the song below.

Autogramm have announced tour dates for July. The band released their album Music That Humans Can Play in 2023. Check out the dates below.

Red Scare has announced the lineup for its 20th anniversary shows in Chicago. Brendan Kelly and The Wandering Birds, The Brokedowns, The Bollweevils, and Won’t Stay Dead will be playing on September 13. The Methadones, Arms Aloft, Heart and Lung, and a special guest will be playing on September 14. Both shows will take place at the Beat Kitchen in Chicago, Illinois.

<p>One of the cooler things in the music festival circuit of the past decade or so has been the continued success of All Things Go, the annual Washington, D.C.-area gathering that has proven, year in and year out, that a diverse lineup led by women and non-binary bands and artists can pack whatever venue it sets up shop in. Now, after selling out three consecutive years at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Maryland, All Things Go has expanded to New York […]</p>
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No Values Fest was this past weekend, with Iggy Pop, Misfits, Social Distortion, and Turnstile headlining. A ton of other bands played the single day, four stage event. However, just outside the venue, there was a bit of chaos. Apparently, the parking/driving situation was not well planned, resulting in a massive traffic jam in the surrounding areas. Local businesses and passers-by reported that their streets were jammed and there were multi-hour backups. On top of that, hundreds of attendees reported waiting in line hours to park, with some people sttaing they waited over three hours to park. A number of attendees also mentioned that when they ebcame aware of the issue, they parked miles away and simply walked to the event. KTLA5 reported on the matter.

Brooklyn-based MONTE have released a video for their new song “Control”. The video was directed by guitarist and vocalist Caitlin Montclare. The song will appear on the band’s upcoming debut full-length record which will be out later this year. MONTE released their EP This Is Monte in 2022. Check out the video below.

<p>Editor’s Note: How the hell is it already June? Aside from the fact that we may or may not have stepped into a time warp (put your hands on your hips), with a new month and nice weather comes even better comedy talent, and maybe a few less reasons to stay inside. So, while we keep searching for where the time and our sanity have gone, we’ll take the chance to remind you that comedy is continuing to do the Lord’s work […]</p>
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Bands including Scowl, Zulu, Pest Control, and Speed have dropped off Download Festival (which starts later this week) due to the festival’s partnership with Barclays Bank. The bands have each released statements on Instagram speaking about their decision. Scowl’s statement reads, ”We will not be playing Download Fest this year due to Barclays Bank sponsorship of the event and Barclays’ connection to Israel and the genocide Israel is committing in Palestine. Free Palestine!” Zulu’s statement reads, ”We will not be playing Download Festival as we just got word about Barclays Bank and their sponsorship of the fest. Barclays Bank is involved with Israel and the genocide they are ACTIVELY committing against Palestine. It’s FREE PALESTINE y’all don’t get it twisted.” Pest Control’s statementreads in part, ”We have made the decision to pull out of our upcoming shows at Download Festival this week (June 12 and June 16). This is due to us taking part in the boycott against Barclays Bank, who are Download Festival’s payment partner and sponsor. Barclays Bank oversees billions of dollars in investments and loans to companies whose weapons and technology are used in Israel’s onslaught against the Palestinian people. We will not take part in an event whose sponsor profits from facilitating a genocide.” SPEED’s statement reads, ”SPEED will no longer be playing Download Festival this Friday June 14 due to the recent news of Barclays Banks sponsorship of the event and their involvement in the war in Gaza” While Split Chain is still playing the festival they announced that they would be donating their entire artists’ fee from the festival to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund and Medical Aid For Palestinians. Their statement reads in part, ”As individuals and as a collective, Split Chain condemn the ongoing atrocities committed in Gaza and the genocide of the Palestinian people. We praise all those who use their voice for those in need, and we wholeheartedly respect and stand with every band, individual and organization that are using their platforms in any way to further raise awareness of this crisis.” This is an ongoing story and we will keep you updated. See the statements in full below.

<p>In the age of multi-band touring packages, Dan Boeckner brings the same kind of heat under one singular performance. The prolific musician released new album Boeckner!, his first under his own name, in March via Sub Pop Records, and now shows it off on spring tour that arrives at Brighton Music Hall in Allston tonight (June 10). This tour features, according to the label, “material from the new album along with deep cuts and highlights from Operators, Handsome Furs, Divine Fits, and Wolf Parade catalog.” And that […]</p>
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<p>From humble New Jersey beginnings to bands like fun. and Steel Train to Grammy-winning production work for the likes of Taylor Swift and Florence and the Machine, Jack Antonoff has been a force in pop music for well over a decade. Now, his alt-pop dynamo Bleachers are back with a new self-titled album that dropped in March and a complementary tour, From The Studio To The Stage, that plays MGM Music Hall at Fenway this evening (June 10). The location is notable, as it […]</p>
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