Authority Zero's guide to Tempe, AZ

Arizona punks Authority Zero started broadcasting their mix of punk, ska and reggae to the nations in 1994 and haven’t looked back since.

Arizona punks Authority Zero started broadcasting their mix of punk, ska and reggae to the nations in 1994 and haven’t looked back since.

- by Christophe Vanheygen
10 reasons why the 2017 edition should have been sold out already, but oddly enough isn’t just yet.
- by Nate Hennon

It may have taken them 19 long years, but 88 Fingers Louie are about to release a new album.
‘The fight against routine. Stuck. Trying to make the commute on I-35. Stuck. The piece of gum underneath the movie seat you’re sitting in? Well, that’s stuck too. The cycle. The routine.’
The Lillingtons are back!
London-via-Athens ‘regret punks’ The Burnt Tapes have a new EP out via Lockjaw Records while Umlaut Records will take care of the vinyl release.
When Derek Zanetti (aka The Homeless Gospel Choir) isn’t busy writing books or recreating Alanis Morisette videos, he writes protest songs. Good protest songs.
Cock Sparrer has already been around for over four decades! Let that sink in for a second. Insane, right? And it’s not just that they are still around, they are still putting out albums.

When we first heard "SAD" by UK duo Kamikaze Girls, we were immediately won over.