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Do you remember the lyrics to “Good Girls Go Bad” by Cobra Starship?
It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years since Cobra Starship took the neon-pop scene by storm with their third album Hot Mess. The...
Cobra Starship revisit ‘Hot Mess’ 10 years later with a juicy track-by-track
It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years since Hot Mess and a time when Cobra Starship frontman Gabe Saporta single-handedly helped American Apparel...
Ryan Ross and Z Berg to hit the dead end on tour—with your help
Summer’s halfway over, and what have you done with it? Z Berg and Ryan Ross are going to hang with their pals and change...
Cobra Starship’s Gabe Saporta and wife secretly welcomed a son in March
Surprise! Gabe Saporta, formerly of Cobra Starship, and his wife, designer Erin Fetherston, welcomed a newborn child about three months ago, but the couple decided...
Cobra Starship have called it a day—Gabe Saporta takes a look back
Last week, Cobra Starship frontman Gabe Saporta announced the band’s official end. On his Beats One/Apple Music radio show, he took a brief look...
10 songs to reminisce on Cobra Starship
Cobra Starship put out four full-lengths—While The City Sleeps, We Rule The Streets (2006), ¡Viva La Cobra! (2007), Hot Mess (2009) and Night Shades...
“I got too soft to put out music”—Gabe Saporta dishes on Cobra Starship’s future
It might be nearly three years since Cobra Starship released Night Shades, their last studio album. But that doesn't mean Gabe Saporta has been...
Fall Out Boy perform with Cobra Starship’s Gabe Saporta
At a recent stop on their Monumentour with Paramore, Fall Out Boy performed the song “Death Valley” with Cobra Starship/Midtown frontman Gabe Saporta. The...
Midtown secret reunion show photo recap
Photographer: Rebecca Reed
Last night (May 14) in Brooklyn at the Knitting Factory, a mysterious band billed as "Merman" (or "Brotown" in some circles) made their grand reunion....
Gabe Saporta dishes on Midtown reunion: “I don’t want to half-ass this”
In the landscape of early-2000s pop-punk, Midtown were admittedly never the most successful band–but judging by the amount of attention they’ve received since disbanding...
