Daybreaker have come our way with some more exciting touring news. After announcing a planned tour, in December, with The Story So Far And This Time Next Year the group have also made a late November touring schedule with State Champs. These dates will see both bands traveling to New York, Rhode Island, Connecticut and […]
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State Champs video blog
April 15th, 2011 
James Shotwell State Champs have released yet another video update for their fans. You can view the video below. If you haven’t heard State Champs’ Apparently, I’m Nothing, you’re missing out more than we could ever express. Find it. Buy it. Love it.
State Champs EP stream
December 28th, 2010 James Shotwell Our good friends at Property Of Zack are currently streaming the excellent new EP from State Champs entitled, Apparently, I’m Nothing! Check It out, here. If you love pop punk, this is one band you definitely CAN’T sleep on in 2011.
On The Road: May 2016 tour roundup
May 2nd, 2016 Dana Reandelar On The Road is your trusty, bi-weekly guide to ongoing and upcoming tours from many of your favorite artists. This list will be updated regularly with dates and other necessary information for you to get that mark-your-calendar fix. If you feel we’ve forgotten anyone, don’t hesitate to point it out. Leave a comment down below!
ON THE ROAD: March 2016 Tour Roundup
March 24th, 2016 Dana Reandelar On The Road is your trusty, bi-weekly guide to ongoing and upcoming tours from many of your favorite artists. This list will be updated regularly with dates and other necessary information for you to get that mark-your-calendar fix. If you feel we’ve forgotten anyone, don’t hesitate to point it out. Leave a comment down below!
ON THE ROAD: February 2016 Tour Roundup
February 24th, 2016 Dana Reandelar On The Road is your trusty, bi-weekly guide to ongoing and upcoming tours from many of your favorite artists. This list will be updated regularly with dates and other necessary information for you to get that mark-your-calendar fix. If you feel we’ve forgotten anyone, don’t hesitate to point it out. Leave a comment down below! North America: The […]
On The Road: February 2016 Tour Roundup
February 9th, 2016 Dana Reandelar On The Road is your trusty, bi-weekly guide to ongoing and upcoming tours from many of your favorite artists. This list will be updated regularly with dates and other necessary information for you to get that mark-your-calendar fix. If you feel we’ve forgotten anyone, don’t hesitate to point it out. Leave a comment down below! North America: The […]
The Wonder Years Share “I Don’t Like Who I Was Then”
August 20th, 2015 Kyle Florence We are now barreling headlong towards the release of The Wonder Years‘ fifth full-length album, No Closer To Heaven. Thus far, we’ve been given two very promising glimpses of the outfit’s latest studio effort, and earlier today, we were graced with a third. “I Don’t Like Who I Was Then” plays out like a prototypical […]
The Wonder Years Announce Fall Headlining Tour Alongside Motion City Soundtrack & More
August 10th, 2015 Dana Reandelar In heavy anticipation of their upcoming fifth full-length record No Closer To Heaven, Philadelphia pop-punk frontrunners The Wonder Years have just announced that they will be heading out on tour this Fall. They will be joined by some killer bands, both old and new, on a month-long run across the country; the bands namely Motion […]
Here Are Six Bands You Shouldn’t Miss At Today’s Mixtape Festival
August 10th, 2015 Dana Reandelar East Coast Collective, famously known on Long Island for putting on massive amounts of great shows ranging from punk (Glassjaw recently played a surprise set during a Soda Bomb show) to hardcore (Bane played Spring Mixtape Fest) to hip-hop (Ja Rule headlined a show last summer), is also home to a beloved two-day festival: Today’s […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Old Again Discuss Their Debut LP and Relationship With Fronz
May 19th, 2015 Adrian Garza Just like every band to come before them and every band after, Orlando, FL’s Old Again have come from the humblest of beginnings in house shows and small-cap venues. But there have been three huge things that have helped separate them from the rest: Their ambitious twist on modern pop-punk, their opportunistic mentality, and last […]
REVIEW: Speak Low If You Speak Love – ‘Everything But What You Need’
April 1st, 2015 John Bazley Artist: Speak Low If You Speak Love Album: Everything But What You Need Genre: Acoustic indie rock Label: Pure Noise Records In the punk world, acoustic side projects often carry an unjustified stigma. While many of the records in the “sensitive pop-punk dude with acoustic guitar” genre tend to fall flat due to uninspired songwriting […]