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We rubbed elbows with pop-punk royalty and caught up with our favorite bands.

In honor of their latest project, Halloween Mixtape II.

This Black History Month, AltPress is having musicians curate playlists of their favorite Black artists. Joshua Roberts of Magnolia Park shares his pop-punk and rap-heavy playlist.

Welcome to Sound Station, where we’re highlighting the best new tracks that came out this week. Head into the weekend with songs from Magnolia Park and more.

This is Tour Guide, a weekly recap of the concert news fans don’t want to miss. From Paramore to Bikini Kill, check out who’s coming to a city near you.

Magnolia Park’s new single “I should’ve listened to my friends” is out now. The group discuss the song, heartbreak and touring with Simple Plan.

Check out The Latest — for all the essential new music, tickets and livestreams you need right now. Poppy’s Veeps livestream is a must-see If you haven’t seen Poppy on her Never Find My Place tour, now’s your chance. Veeps is bringing the artist into your home May 26 with a one-night-only livestream recorded at […]

Magnolia Park have released a new single featuring Bad Suns‘ Christo Bowman titled “Tokyo.” The track is accompanied by a music video. The band’s goal was to help listeners “immerse themselves in the dystopian love of Tokyo,” according to a press release. The visual, directed by Orie McGinness, finds the group performing in an abandoned […]

408 have released a brand-new video for their single “Mark Hoppus,” and Alternative Press is bringing you the first listen. A tribute to beloved blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus, the track also honors his artistic legacy in a more… intimate way. The band’s visual parodies the classic video for “What’s My Age Again?” as members of 408 […]

Earlier this week, Simple Plan announced their new album, Harder Than It Looks, which is set for release on May 6. Now, they’ve released a brand new single titled “Congratulations.” The band spoke at length about creating their first record since 2016 in a press release. Read More: Simple Plan and Sum 41 announce U.S. […]

Simple Plan and Sum 41 have announced their Blame Canada tour. The co-headlining tour will take place in two parts of the U.S. The first leg of the tour features support from Set It Off and kicks off April 29. The second leg features support from Magnolia Park and starts July 29. The tour is […]

Masters of their craft can only stay on top for so long. Eventually, they hand over the reins to their pupils—but not without guidance.  You may have stopped listening to many of pop punk’s giants long ago, tossing their CDs in a closet or burying them in a desk drawer. Little did you know they’re […]

Welcome back to pop punk. Come and look around. If you haven’t air-guitared to “All The Small Things” since high school, or even middle school, there’s so much for you to catch up on.  There’s no need to feel nostalgic or pine for the past. The scene is alive, diverse and oozing with new tracks. […]

We knew we meant it when we said it wasn’t a phase. What we didn’t know, however, was just how attached we were going to be to 2000s pop punk forever. Fortunately, despite the mainstream decline, the genre is alive and well. While many early favorites such as All Time Low and Mayday Parade continue to thrive, we’re […]

2021 has already started out as a strong year for music, with artists expanding their pool of collaborations more than ever. After the train wreck that was 2020, musicians seem to be experimenting more often—spanning genres with collaborations and, in some cases, helping up-and-coming artists receive some limelight by featuring them on tracks.  Read more: […]

This week has seen new music from all across the world and from different genres. From mxmtoon soundtracking a popular video game to pop-punkers Magnolia Park collabing with some big names in the scene, the music released this week will definitely not disappoint. Check out the new songs released this week in March below. Read […]

Sometimes, it’s the musicians we are already obsessed with who introduce us to some of our favorite new bands in unexpected ways.  Whether it’s through collaborations or social media shoutouts, musicians are often the people who recommend music to us the most, which makes sense because it’s their job to be in tune with emerging […]

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, […]