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Alex Warren Releases New Music Video For “Ordinary”
Mark Hoppus Announces Book Tour
Armor For Sleep Release 20th Anniversary Vinyl & Cassette Ahead of Spring Tour
PVRIS Reimagine “My House” With Courtney LaPlante
Selena Gomez Releases New Single, Announces New Album with Benny Blanco
Halsey Announces For My Last Trick Tour
Sommerville’s Once Ballroom was packed Friday night as hundreds of fans eagerly filled the venue in anticipation of the night’s festivities. And that night’s? The Faim and Stand Atlantic. But before the headliners took their turns sharing the stage, their two openers helped warm up the crowd. The first of which being Hold Close. A four piece pop-punk band from Springfield, Missouri, Hold Close
Disney’s Frozen is getting a bit emo as Panic! at the Disco and Weezer join the sequel’s soundtrack. Earlier this afternoon Disney released the full track listing for their upcoming film Frozen 2 and it featured several familiar artists, including the two emo favorites. And while neither artist will be performing an original track, they will be featured in the end credits performing their
Our emo dreams are coming true: Go Radio are back together. The quartet announced earlier this afternoon (via their now-revived Instagram account) that they are reunited and working on new music. “It is with great pleasure that we announce we’ve decided to make music again. After considerable conversation and diligent discussion, we started sharing ideas and working on songs. We are thrilled that our
Set It Off are now officially a trio. In a statement made via the band’s social media earlier this afternoon, current members Cody Carson, Maxx Danziger, and Zach DeWall announced that their former guitartist, Dan Clermont, has left the band. Trigger warning: Sexual Assault Following a sexual assault allegation earlier this year, Clermont stepped away from band and their multi-leg Midnight World Tour. While
Former Mallory Knox vocalist Mikey Chapman has released his first song as a solo artist. “Better Days,” which dropped earlier this morning is the first song Chapman has released since his departure from Mallory Knox last year. The three minute long track is also the first pop song Chapman has released, straying away from his punk rock roots in Mallory Knox. With clean vocals
Ten years ago pop-rock icons All Time Low released their third studio album, and now they’re re-visiting it in a special way. Announced yesterday afternoon, the quartet are heading out on a three stop “Nothing Personal” anniversary tour, aptly titled “Ten Years Later and It’s Still NOTHING PERSONAL.” The tour will have one stop in LA, one in Chicago and one in New Jersey.
Songs That Saved My Life are back and better than ever. After announcing their second “Songs That Saved My Life” compilation, which will be released this November, the organization dropped the first track off of the album- “Real World,” by Matchbox Twenty now sung by State Champs. Along with the track announcement came the release of a music video, in which State Champs re-create
The Sinclair has never seen so much love. Filled wall to wall with eager fans, the 530 cap venue was pushing fire codes this past Tuesday as alt rock band PVRIS made their way back to Massachusetts for a hometown show. The show marked the sixth of seven intimate shows curated by the band in order to reconnect with fans in a way that
Mayday Parade are on top of the emo world. Not only did they just announce a five-stop ten year anniversary tour for their album “Anywhere But Here,” along with an emo cover tour, but today the band released a surprise album featuring B-sides from their latest release “Sunnyland.” The two track EP features an acoustic version of previously released “It’s Hard To be Religious
Blink-182 fans rejoice! The band has released their latest album “NINE.” Officially dropped this morning, “NINE” is fittingly the 9th release from the pop punk icons. Featuring fifteen new songs, including the previously released singles “Happy Days,” “Darkside” and “Blame It On My Youth,” “NINE” is the band’s first release since 2016’s “California.” This album comes at the end of the band’s three month
