<p>Drop-dead gorgeous rock stars who seemingly have it all – they’re just like us! No one is truly going to believe that about Gavin Rossdale, right? Ever since the shadowy, in-and-out-of-focus video for “Everything Zen” first hit airwaves at the beginning of 1995, the Bush frontman has been a poster boy for the modern-day sex symbol. Yet he deals with the same struggles as everyone else. Currently on the road in support of the two-disc Bush collection Loaded: The Greatest […]</p>
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Australian music festival Good Things has announced its lineup for this year. Korn, Sum 41, Violent Femmes, Electric Callboy, Billy Morgan and the Delta Riggs, Mastodon, Kerry King, The Gaslight Anthem, JET, The Living End, L7, Northlane, Bowling For Soup, Alphawolf, Sleeping With Sirens, The Butterfly Effect, 311, Aviva, Destroy Boys, Snapdragon Records, Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls, From Ashes to New, Grandson, Highly Suspect, Imminence, Killing Heidi (performing Reflector in full), Loathe, Reliqa, and Taylor Acorn will be playing the festival. Good Things will take place on December 6 at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne, December 7 at Centennial Park in Sydney, and December 8 at Brisbane Showgrounds in Brisbane.

<p>Pure Noise Records are excited to announce the signing of the aggressive pop-punk band Stateside. Alongside the announcement is the release of the first single Thirty Mile Stretch. “Thirty Mile Stretch is about reflecting on choices in the past that have led to great personal…</p>
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Last weekend Frank Carter, of Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes, fronted the Sex Pistols, made up of Paul Cook, Steve Jones, and Glen Matlock, for two shows in London and they have just announced more dates for September. The band will play Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols in full at every show. The dates include their previously announced show at the O2 Forum in Kentish Town which sold out in 5 minutes. All of the other shows will go on sale August 23. Check out the dates below.

<p>Last August, No Hype Fest made a promise to bring a lot of, well, hype to the summer of 2024. Citing unforeseen circumstances, organizers and Boston DJ duo SuperSmashBroz made the decision to halt No Hype Fest in 2023, vowing to come back “stronger than ever” the following year. And this weekend, the local-heavy music showcase returns right on schedule. Over a dozen performers are on deck for the fourth edition of No Hype Fest, which takes over Artists For […]</p>
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Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new EP by Chicago-based pop punk band Showoff! The EP is called Haverstraw and marks the band’s first new EP in 7 years as well as the 25th anniversary of their self-titled record. Speaking about Haverstraw lead vocalist Chris Envy said, ”We put a lot of hard work into Haverstraw and it ended up as the best record I have ever made. Every person in this band put their whole self in and it reflects as much when you listen to it. Lyrically, I think it's the most meaningful record I've made and that probably translates to why it means so much to me.” Haverstraw will be out everywhere on August 23 via Manic Kat Records. Listen to the EP in full below!

You can get tickets right here! T1 Fest is back! As you may know, T1 Fest is the charitable festival that brings awareness to and critical funding for Type 1 Diabetes, a condition that affects 2 million Americans including 304,000 children. The Festival was founded by Jim Costanzo and Joe Inglima (both of Capgun Heroes) in 2019 after Inglima’s son was diagnosed with the serious condition at age three. Well, this year's lineup is packed across three days. Bands playing include Sludgeworth, Guttermouth, Diesel Boy, The Jasons, Kepi Ghoulie (playing full electric, baby!), The Bollweevils, Zoanoids, Take The Reins, Parasites, Capgun Heroes, Whatever…, Violets, Space Age Zeros, The Iron Spiders, Sex Dream, and more. The event is at Reggie's Rock Club in Chi-Town October 10, 11, and 12. You can GET TICKETS RIGHT HERE!!! Proceeds each year of T1 Fest (including $10,000 raised in the inaugural year alone) go to various organizations working on research towards a cure. The event also hosts an online auction and has a yearly T-shirt design for sale. This year, in honor of the 5th anniversary, there will be an exclusive T1 compilation on vinyl at the event. Oh, also, you can read an interview with Friday night Headliners the Jasons below. We spoke to the frontman… Jason…

<p>Pre-Orders for All Hope Remains new album ‘Find My Way’, are available here today!! ‘Find My Way’ is 10 tracks of fast melodic punk rock, drenched in pop hooks and rhythmic breakdowns. Drawing from the nineties punk template, All Hope Remains deliver their rapid fire numbers with plenty of gusto and enthusiasm, littered with personal and social messaging. From the opening track (Intro) that welcomes listeners to the ‘age of misinformation’, their lyrics often highlight some of the major points that are wrong about our modern world, whilst a majority of the lyrical content is mostly ‘personal’ in nature. Recent […]</p>
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Ivan Rivers is best known for co-fronting Stuck Out Here. Over the last decade the band has played with heavy hitters in the Southern Ontario punk scene, opening for acts like Pkew Pkew Pkew and The Drew Thompson Foundation, while developing a devoted following on the back of catchy pop-punk hooks and introspective lyrics. But the realities of making music in today’s landscape — friends living in different cities, scheduling conflicts between both day jobs and different artistic ventures — often meant that Rivers was writing and performing songs on his own. Originally at shows Rivers took on a persona, the smalltown hillbilly poet Mikey Chuck Rivers. Brash and lyrical, the singer demanded attention on stage with jokes and banter between compelling tracks. But after a few years of living the gimmick the character became less distinct from the musicians day-to-day before it was dropped entirely. Still, the aspects of humor and heart Rivers developed on stage spill through into his recorded material. Today Rivers releases I GIVE, four tracks of hooky alt-country peppered with hints of punk flair. The singer will be supporting the EP with a residency this September at The Cameron House in Toronto. Recently Graham Isador had the chance to chat with Rivers about his band, the new work, and his love of songwriting. Read the interview below!

Deryck Whibley of Sum 41 has announced US dates for his upcoming book tour for his upcoming autobiography Walking Disaster. The book is due out on October 8 via Gallery Books. Check out the dates below.