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10 alternative artists who gave iconic '80s classics a modern update

We’re well aware that there’s a bit of an ’80s renaissance going on in pop culture. From soundtracking shows to influencing alternative artists with synth-pop and darkwave, the music of the decade is certainly a prominent force in the modern age. Of course, many artists (some more than others) are quick to pay tribute to their predecessors […]

10 iconic alternative albums that deserve to be certified RIAA gold

We’ve already established that there are some surprises that come with RIAA certifications. That said, there’s nothing more troubling than realizing that some of the most iconic alternative albums have never been certified gold. It’s not particularly surprising that there are some discrepancies between an album’s generalized reception and its certification standing. After all, the criteria […]

10 bands from the late 2000s who broke up way too soon

There’s nothing more devastating than a band breakup. If you’ve been invested in the alternative music scene for more than a day, you probably know that feeling all too well. If not, then it’s just a matter of time… We’ve been fortunate enough to follow a number of our favorite 2000s scene outfits through long-lasting […]

10 modern emo bands who will instantly remind you of the 2000s

It’s easy to look back at 2000s emo music with a sense of longing. After all, it boasted artists and sounds that have long since dissipated… That’s not really the case, though, is it? While we can still stream music by our favorite bands of the time, new artists are constantly developing reminiscent styles. So, […]

10 bonus tracks from the 2000s that should’ve made it on the album

Discovering bonus tracks to your favorite albums was hands-down one of the best feelings ever back in the 2000s. Before the rise of streaming services, instant downloads and damn near limitless music collections, B-sides and other limited releases were like gold. If you were lucky, you’d find them on physical albums or iTunes. Otherwise, you were […]

QUIZ: Can you match these neon-pop lyrics to the bands who sang them?

It’s impossible to picture the 2000s alternative music scene without the added flair of neon pop punk. Between its bright fashion, catchy lyrics and synth-ridden melodies, the era is the one that stands out most from the decade. Even 10 years out from the neon heyday, we’re still struggling to get a number of songs […]

QUIZ: Can you match these emo lyrics to the bands who sang them?

Any former emo kid remembers singing along to their favorite songs with eyeliner running in sheets down their cheeks. Honestly, were we really that sad, or did our iPods just suck us into a black hole of raw emotion? Regardless of what came first, the sad or the band, the lyrics of the 2000s hit […]

19 scene albums from 2008 you’re probably still blasting in your car

As legendary bands in the scene continued to mature musically and grow away from the genres that they became known for, newly established musicians were creating blends that sparked new categories for scene music. In 2008, Fall Out Boy released their last album before their hiatus, and I Set My Friends On Fire popularized crunkcore. […]

Emo band or Edgar Allan Poe: Can you figure out who wrote it?

From doodling lyrics across your Chucks to posting your favorites lines as your status, some of our favorite and most memorable lyrics have come from emo bands. We’ve dedicated many of these lines to memory, singing them again and again throughout the years. But how well does your knowledge of emo tracks hold up against […]

19 reasons 20ninescene is actually alive and well in 2019

It may be 2019, but the events happening around music at the moment are anything but modern. It seems that more and more scene throwbacks are crawling out of the woodwork to join in on the fun. Here are 19 reasons why it’s actually 20ninescene. 1. Gerard Way and Ray Toro working on music together […]

twenty one pilots, Paramore and more albums turning 10 in 2019

Ah, 2009. Ten years ago. A stellar year for the scene—one where rock, punk and metalcore continued to construct exciting new avenues, while flagging trends such as neon pop punk showed their fatigue. Major releases from All Time Low, Every Time I Die and Paramore kept the pace for an alternative music world seemingly bursting […]

Every Avenue announce return with two reunion shows

This is not a drill! Every Avenue ended their few year hiatus with the announcement of two new shows. Read more: Did Alexander DeLeon just admit he’s reuniting the Cab? Back in 2012, the band announced that they would be going their separate ways. While they would be splitting up, they maintained that the future of their […]

15 music videos you won’t believe are 10 years old

With each year comes the gift of new and wonderful music from up-and-coming musicians, music veterans and most likely T-Pain featured on a new hip-hop track. Even with this in mind, some songs are timeless and stick with us forever, even if it’s been 10 whole years since their release. Just like nerd glasses and […]

Relive Every Avenue's glory days with AP Session video

Back in 2012, Every Avenue band members went their separate ways, landing spots in Saves The Day and Florida Georgia Line. But before that, we caught an AP Session with the band in 2011. The band performs two original songs in the video: “Fall Apart” and “Whatever Happened To You.” After the show, singer David […]

5 EPs that deserve 10th anniversary tours this year

2006 was a pivotal year for our scene in more ways than one, including the many bands who kickstarted their careers with immaculate EPs. Ten-year anniversary tours are all the rage in our scene right now. Nostalgia sells—and quite frankly, nothing compares to revisiting the soundtrack of your youth. Below, we’ve compiled a brief list […]

Forever The Sickest Kids, Every Avenue, There For Tomorrow have all starred in Nerf commercials

If you tuned in to Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon or Saturday morning cartoons from the span of 2009 to around 2011, chances are you saw a Nerf commercial that was soundtracked by Forever The Sickest Kids, Every Avenue or There For Tomorrow. The boys in FTSK had their songs “Woah Oh! (Me Vs. Everyone)” and “What Do […]

Jimmie Deeghan (ex-Every Avenue) officially joins Florida-Georgia Line

Former Every Avenue guitarist Jimmie Deeghan (who released a solo EP last year) has become a full-time touring member of country superstars Florida-Georgia Line. In the initiation video posted by Deeghan, it explains how he started out as the band's guitar tech, then graduated to a live fill-in player before becoming official. Of course, they had to prank […]

The Strive - "Keep Dreaming" video premiere

Kansas City pop-rock quintet The Strive will be featured in the AP&R section of AP issue 312, but you can get to know the band now with their new video for their latest single “Keep Dreaming.”  We recommend this band if you like their influences Cartel, Mayday Parade and Every Avenue.

Rookie Of The Year cover Goo Goo Dolls, the Dangerous Summer, The 1975, more for new EP (premiere)

For their new The Covers EP, Rookie Of The Year have teamed up with their friends from Relient K, Sparks The Rescue, Tidewater and Every Avenue to give songs by the Goo Goo Dolls, the Dangerous Summer, New Order and The 1975 their own spin.   Tracklisting: 1. “Black Balloon” by Goo Goo Dolls 2. […]

Best of Friends, Josh Withenshaw and Dylan Jakobsen in A Very Merry Christmas Acoustic Tour

Best of Friends (featuring Morgan Dorr and John Keefe of Boys Like Girls), Josh Withenshaw (of Every Avenue) and Dylan Jakobsen team up with Idobi Radio this December for “A Very Merry Christmas Acoustic Tour.”  The 11 day tour invites fans to bring a toy donation to any show for The Salvation Army's Christmas Toy Drive. […]
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