Halifax-based punks The Bloody Hell have released a video for their song “G”. The song is off their album Nobody Cares which was released in 2022. Check out the video below.

<p>If it’s indeed true that “all things go,” then tickets to All Things Go Festival go even faster. The 10th anniversary edition of the Washington, DC-based independent music fest and creative-house sold out on Friday (April 19), not long after tickets went on sale earlier that day. And as usual, the lineup is a pretty good reason why. Taking part this year are headliners Laufey with The Kennedy Center Orchestra, Hozier, and Reneé Rapp, as well as Chappell Roan (pictured), Bleachers, Janelle […]</p>
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<p>Following understood music industry protocol, “Mansion,” the spectral new single from Nina Nesbitt, was released on a Friday (April 22). But if there was ever a song made for the Monday morning rush of rallying internally to meet the incoming demands of the week, it’s the latest from the acclaimed Scottish singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist. “Mansion” is an anthemic folk-pop riser that challenges us to see the best in ourselves, and is based on an observation of a close […]</p>
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FEAR have announced US tour dates for this summer. D.O.A. and Giuda will be joining them on all dates. Check out the dates below.

Dave Grohl along with Scott Ian and Charlie Benante of Anthrax have released a cover of “The Regulator” by Bad Brains. The trio released the song under the name G.B.I. (which stands for Grohl, Ian, Benante) along with a video of them recording it in the studio. The cover is out as a 7-inch for Record Store Day will all proceeds going to help Bad Brains singer HR with medical bills. Check out the video below.

CNTS have announced tour dates for the US. They begin in May and run through June. CNTS released Thoughts and Prayers earlier this year. Check out the dates below.

Vancouver-based skatepunks The Corps have released a new song called “Dog Of War”. This is their first song with their new members Morgan Farrell (Blacked Out, Bishops Green) and Dave Derksen (Little Fix, ATD). The song is available digitally now. The Corps will be touring Western Canada with Authority Zero in June and released From Oblivion in 2022. Check out the song below.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced its inductees for 2024. They were announced during a Rock Hall-themed episode of American Idol as a guest judge. Ozzy Osbourne (as a solo artist, he was inducted with Black Sabbath in 2006), MC5, Mary J. Blige, Cher, Dave Matthews Band, Foreigner, Peter Frampton, Kool and the Gang, A Tribe Called Quest, Jimmy Buffett, Dionne Warwick, Alexis Korner, John Mayall, Suzanne De Passe, Big Mama Thornton, and Norman Whitfield will be inducted during a ceremony on October 19 at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland.

The Menzingers have announced two shows celebrating the 10-year anniversary of their album Rented World which was released in 2014. The show will take place in Philadelphia, PA and London, UK. The Menzingers will be touring the US in June and touring Australia and New Zealand in August. The band released Some Of It Was True in 2024. Check out the dates below.

Today we are stoked to bring you the premiere of the new video by New York-based punk band Bad Mary! The video is for their new version of “Better Days” and was directed by guitarist David Henderson. Speaking about the video David said, ”I’m never totally sure what I’m going to do with a video when we start shooting. I have a vague idea, like “Amanda in a game” … but it evolves on the day of the shoot as I see what kind of footage we’re getting. The great thing about being able to do green screen work is that as long as I make sure we get enough footage on the day we shoot; I can go away and make something work in my own time. I guess my brain has a plan somewhere, but it doesn’t always tell me what it is. So, the band shows up without too much of a clue about what we’re about to do. There’s a lot of trust there, which is great to have.” Bassist Mike Staub said of the song, ”This song is about nothing going quite right. Early on I think we hit this point where our naturally sarcastic, cheeky mood started to seep into our music. It's a bit of a millennial battle cry, but we've all been there, right?” Speaking about the song lead singer Amanda Mac added, “’Better Days’ is a song about trying your hardest and just feeling like nothing is working out. We've all been there. We as people… we overthink, we feel paralyzed, we can feel like nothing is going our way – but the only thing to do is keep moving forward and hope that there are better (or maybe even betterER) days ahead. This song continues to mean more to me every day, and I love that it's been with us since the beginning.” ”Better Days” is off is off their upcoming Better(er) Days EP which features recorded and remixed versions of songs from their first album Better Days to celebrate its 10th anniversary. Better(er) Days will be out later this year. Watch the video below!