This year is the third annual Rock Sound Awards- an award “show” that takes place solely on the magazine’s Twitter account. And while Second Society Report will have their own album of the year breakdown coming at you later this month, we thought we would get everyone into the award season by sharing their winners list with you. The award show crowned ten winners
Author: Jennifer Dill
Jen is a music and animal enthusiast. When she's not at work or working on the next article, she's most likely at home with her pets hoping they never grow old.
Panic! at the Disco Release Frozen 2 Cover and Music Video
If you haven’t heard already, Panic! at the Disco are the latest band to journey into the unknown and join in on Disney’s Frozen franchise- and they are doing one hell of a job. Released earlier last month, the notorious ’emo’ turned pop-rock band joined forces with Disney to release their own version of Frozen 2’s “Into The Unknown,” originally performed by Elsa a.k.a
Fall Out Boy Release “Bob Dylan” Music Video
After releasing their latest greatest hits album “Believers Never Die – Volume 2” a little under a month ago, Fall Out Boy are back with a new music video. “Bob Dylan,” which was one of the two tracks on “Believers Never Die- Vol. 2” that hadn’t been previously released, now has a video to go along with it. Released earlier this week, the music
It’s December, Again: The Best Pop-Punk Songs for “Celebrating” Winter
It is officially December- the month best known for Christmas and Hanukkah, giving gifts, struggling with credit card debt, falling in love and crying over breakups. And while all of these things happen every year, this year we thought we should help out one another to make a collaborative playlist that is perfectly equipped with songs for every mood. Whether you’re feeling joyful or
Jason Lancaster Re-joins Mayday Parade for Charity Show
First Go Radio announce a reunion and release a new song and now Jason Lancaster is re-joining Mayday Parade. At least for one night. View this post on Instagram Yep. This happened! It’s crazy to think people all over the world know this song, but they’ll never know what it means to Tallahassee 🖤 A post shared by T A R A ♡ (@taradise1988)
Neck Deep Release New Tracks; “The Peace and B Sides”
It’s been over two years since Neck Deep first released “The Peace and the Panic,” but that doesn’t mean they are done with the album. Today, exactly 829 days after the record’s initial debut, the pop-punk band have released not one, but TWO more songs off of the album. The two new tracks, titled “Beautiful Madness” and “Worth It,” were previously available on the
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Boston Manor Sell Out Cambridge’s Sinclair
Boston Manor kicked off their latest tour with a bang this past Wednesday night in Massachusetts. The band’s Winter 2019 headlining tour kicked off at Cambridge’s The Sinclair with a sold out show and a killer lineup- making it a night to remember. Opening things up for the night was Toronto based Selfish Things, a four piece band made up of singer Alex Biro,
Oh, Weatherly Announce Permanent Hiatus
Today is a sad day for fans of Texas pop-punk band Oh, Weatherly. The band has officially broken up. Earlier this afternoon, former singer Blake Roses took to the band’s twitter account to announce his departure. “If you know me personally, you probably know that my heart has not been in Oh, Weatherly for a long time. I haven’t been happy and I feel
Photo Gallery: DREAMERS bring Indie Pop to the Middle East
Lazy Sundays rarely exist at the Middle East nightclub, and Sunday November 10th was no different. While hundreds of patrons frequented the multi-venue buildings’ various restaurants and upstairs venue, nearly five hundred others shuffled their way downstairs for a night of indie pop and alt rock. Specifically for: Iron Tom, Arrested Youth, and Dreamers. And luckily for us, Second Society Report was there to
