Iconic post-hardcore group At The Drive-In have announced that they will embark on a world reunion tour in March. A full list of dates and locations can be found below. (Tickets are on sale now.)
Weezer are getting creative with an elaborate new bundle for their upcoming self-titled record, also dubbed The White Album, out April 1.
Good news in the Paramore camp: according to a new tweet from frontwoman Hayley Williams, the band is writing new music. Check out the tweet below! Paramore’s latest release, their self-titled record, dropped in 2013.
After spending the better part of two years relentlessly supporting their 2014 album "Go To Prison", PEARS continue along the warpath with their hotly anticipated second full-length, "Green Star", which will be out April 1st via Fat Wreck.
Philadelphia’s Hop Along are set to re-issue their 2012 debut full-length “Get Disowned” on March 4th via Saddle Creek.
Exeter's Muncie Girls have a new album coming out on March 4 via Uncle M. It's called "From Caplan To Belsize" and comes with eleven new songs' worth of the trio's catchy take on pop-punk.
Minneapolis’ Household have announced a run of US tour dates with support from The Obsessives and Problem of Pain. Household's debut full length, “Time Spent”, was released last year via Blood & Ink Records and you can stream it here:
When the new album by Ship Thieves was announced, we got instantly excited. Why? Because Chris Wollard is one of the best songwriters around and his first two albums with the Ship Thieves were friggin’ amazing.
Thrice will be touring the US with La Dispute and Gates in June. The band’s first headlining tour in four years begins at The Shrine in Los Angeles on June 3rd, and wraps up at Summit Music Hall in Denver, CO on June 25th.
New Orleans hardcore punk act, PEARS, have welcomed their new bassist, Atlanta native John Komar. Komar has been playing with the band as a “trial run” for the past 5 weeks, as explained in the band’s Facebook post announcing the change.
