For close to 30 years, Good Riddance has been writing the kind of incendiary yet tuneful punk anthems that rally against injustice in all forms, from the social to the political to the personal and have had fans singing along while raising their f
After having supported Jawbreaker, The Ergs and Bad Cop/Bad Cop and having dipped their toes in international touring back in 2019, Bay Area emo/pop-punk band Pity Party is now hungry for more.
I fell head over heels for The Pretty Flowers the second I heard the opening track of their debut album 'Why Trains Crash,' which came out in 2018 on Dirt Cult Records.
On their first new album in 11 years and the follow-up to arguably their weakest effort to date (‘Lex Hives’), Swedens’ premier exports The Hives strike back hard.
Pity Party is an emo/pop-punk band from the SF/Bay Area, CA. Characterized by their frenzied, unforgettable live shows and fierce dedication to community outreach and mental health advocacy, Pity Party have been spreading their wild, barely-holding-it-together energy across the US since 2014. After years of touring the US, supporting acts like Jawbreaker, The Ergs! and Bad Cop/Bad Cop, having dipped their toes in touring internationally in 2019, Pity Party are ready to spread their love to the world.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by the band themselves, ‘No Shame’ is a glorious return to form for 7 Years Bad Luck.
Hailing from Seattle, pop punk veterans The Subjunctives blast through thoughts on everything from decades old punk discourse to workplace feuds on their sophomore record 'Let's Try This Again'.
More than 15 years in, treasured Philadelphia punk rockers The Menzingers have cemented a multi-decade reputation as road warriors with an unbeatable catalog. Today they expand their impressive repertoire with the announcement of their seventh studio album, Some Of It Was True, due for release on October 13th via Epitaph Records.
With over 10 million Spotify streams, and a slew of critically acclaimed label released albums and EPs under the belt, the pop-punk band of party-loving delinquents Pkew Pkew Pkew announce their next full-length album, Siiick Days, will be released September 22.
