Last night, at famed music club The Roxy in Los Angeles, Matt Skiba performed his inaugural set with pop punk forefathers blink-182. As most should already know, Skiba took the place of longtime guitarist and punk rock punchline Tom Delonge after a brutal and public feud between Delonge and the band’s other tenured members, Mark […]
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Multiple Videos Surface From First blink-182 Show With Matt Skiba
March 19th, 2015 
Matthew Leimkuehler 
Posted in News, Streams 
Tags: Blink 182, blink 182 tour dates, carousel, dammit, feeling this, mark hoppus, mark matt and travis show, matt skiba, new blink 182, new frontman, reckless abandon, the rock show, the roxy, tom delonge, travis barker, up all night, What's My Age Again? 
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Jacob Tender’s ‘Best Of 2013′ In Music
December 17th, 2013 Jacob Tender ‘Tis the season to make the most difficult choices I have to make all year. Seriously, my life is easy enough to make that statement true. I hate making these lists, more-so this year than any year previous. Yet I’m obligated to do so. So here I am. You see, in January, I told myself […]
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Sounds Familiar: Week 3
October 23rd, 2012 Julia McAlpine Continuing our expansion of original content, Under The Gun Review presents its latest column, Sounds Familiar, dedicated to trawling the world and web for the latest remixes, redos, and reminiscent bits that our newest columnist Julia McAlpine finds appealing. Be prepared for some diversity in your music library. The songs may not be new, but they […]
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