Dead Ahead (ex-With The Punches, Autopilot Off) premiere self-titled debut EP (exclusive)
This Friday, Newburgh, New York's Dead Ahead will issue their debut self-titled EP. The foursome has a familiar face in With The Punches frontman Jesse Vadala, and less recently, Autopilot Off's Rob Kucharek. Not surprisingly, their scruffy melodic punk-rock hits the spot across four songs. We're exclusively streaming them in our playlist below. PRE-ORDER VINYL AND DIGITAL FROM...
Skateboarding could be included in 2020 Olympics
There’s a chance that the 2020 Olympic Games may have a new-wave twist to them: According to a report from TIME, skateboarding, along with baseball/softball, karate, sport climbing and surfing are begin considered as new competition categories. [Photo via Wikimedia Commons] “It is exciting that skateboarding could possibly be included in the Olympics,” offered skateboarding...
Tyler Carter opens up about coming out: "It’s only helped me be more open and real with the world."
In a new interview with RumorFix, Issues co-frontman Tyler Carter opens up about coming out as bisexual following the Rocketown venue controversy in 2013. “I think that day for me was more than coming out to my fans,” he said. “I don’t know if I actually did it so that I could finally let everyone...
Neck Deep, State Champs announce first leg of world tour
Neck Deep have announced that they will embark on a world tour alongside fellow pop-punks State Champs. The trek will commence near the beginning of January, with the first leg taking them through Australia, Japan and the UK. Neck Deep will also be performing solo shows in Asia. You can check out a full list...
Watch the Used cover Nirvana, Rage Against The Machine
Over the weekend, the Used performed a career-spanning headline set during the return of Taste Of Chaos in San Bernardino, California. Before jumping into their scene classic, “A Box Full Of Sharp Objects,” the band played amended covers of songs from both Rage Against The Machine and Nirvana. You can watch a fan-shot video of...
Watch Mark Hoppus play Blink-182's "Dammit," except not really
Over the weekend, Blink-182 father-figure Mark Hoppus DJ’d his way through a throwback set at Taste Of Chaos in San Bernardino, California. Along with spinning scene classics from Panic! At The Disco, Taking Back Sunday and others, Hoppus took the opportunity to play a few tracks from Blink-182’s catalog, including “Dammit,” which you can watch...