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Pop punk is an ever-evolving genre, constantly ushering in a new generation of favorites. But our hearts and playlists will never forget those who built the solid foundation of the genre. Head below for some of the most infulential bands of pop punk. Read more: My Chemical Romance unveil more imagery sparking show speculation Fall […]

Hayley Williams captured our hearts years ago with her divine vocals layered perfectly over each Paramore song.  In celebration of the singer’s 31st birthday, we compiled a list of 10 of Williams’ insane collaborations, in no particular order. After all, how could one really narrow down their favorite? Check them out below. Read more: ‘High […]

New Found Glory guitarist/vocalist Chad Gilbert took to social media Saturday to announce his engagement with musician Lisa Cimorelli. Gilbert reflected on the whirlwind of 2019 before ending saying he’s “standing on top of a fricken mountain.” Read more: My Chemical Romance reunion show setlist includes hits, deep cuts 2019 has been one heck of […]

Pop-punk is a go-to for many, often offering up that nostalgic feel. Are you more “Ocean Avenue” or “All the Small Things”? Take the quiz below to find out! Read more: My Chemical Romance ponder 2019 sound in unearthed 2011 interview More on pop-punk Long-running Florida pop-punk outfit We The Kings are opting for the vinyl […]

Drive-Thru Records just broke a stint of silence by launching an Instagram account to announce a classic compilation is heading to vinyl. The beloved scene staple shuttered its doors in 2008 (and briefly attempted to relaunch in 2012). Before closing up shop, the label championed releases from Allister, Midtown, the Movielife, New Found Glory, Something Corporate, […]

The early 2000s might have been a rough time for style (R.I.P. frosted tips), but it also was the golden age of second-wave pop punk. From New Found Glory to Cartel, we’ve found some of the best throwback tracks. Now dig out your old band T-shirts, and brace yourself for some nostalgia—here are 10 songs […]

From Taking Back Sunday’s Where You Want to Be to My Chemical Romance’s Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, 2004 was a milestone for an abundance of alternative rock bands. The single “Ohio Is for Lovers” from their first full-length album The Silence In Black and White put Hawthorne Heights on the map and became an instant emo anthem, so it […]

The 2000s were some of the best times for scene music. My Chemical Romance were leading the Black Parade, All Time Low were rocking long hair and the music videos were undoubtedly iconic.  There are so many songs from the decade that we only have to hear a few seconds of to start belting out […]

Coming up on 20 years in the scene and releasing their most adventurous LP to date, longtime emo unit (and Drive-Thru Records roster staples) the Early November are only picking up speed. However, frontman Ace Enders shares that after taking an indefinite hiatus in 2007, the group’s future wasn’t always clear. “I feel like we […]

New Found Glory are offering up the final video from their recently released From The Screen To Your Stereo 3, the third in a series of film-inspired covers. They’re rounding out the seven videos with “Accidentally In Love” off Shrek 2. The band first released “The Power Of Love” from Back To The Future back […]

New Found Glory are pop-punk heavyweights in the scene, having released new music consistently over the past 20 years. The band followed up their most recent full-length, 2017’s Makes Me Sick, with the third installment of their beloved From The Screen To Your Stereo series. While they’ve been focused on those epic covers of songs […]

There’s really only two outcomes for cover songs: They’re either nothing special or the best thing on the planet. Luckily, we’ve selected some sublime moments of bands exchanging a neat back-and-forth so you don’t have to sort through all the hellishly boring renditions out there. From Green Day and Tim Armstrong converging onstage to New […]

The new issue of AP features our annual “Class Of” special where we talk about the significance of records released 10 years ago. While some readers will certainly remember those selections, we decided to go back further to 1999. Ever wonder about records from, say, last century? It turns out that 1999 was a pretty […]

It may seem like the anti-genre revolution engulfing the music world as of late is a shiny new trend, but artists such as Hoodie Allen beg to differ. As a musician who’s constantly skirted genre constraints throughout his career, Allen was hanging with the alternative crowd way before it was cool.  Allen dropped his painstakingly […]

New Found Glory just announced a stacked fall tour and premiered a Twilight-inspired video for their latest single “A Thousand Years”.  First, the band unveiled the second leg of From The Screen To Your Stereo To Your Town Tour. Read more: Kurt Cobain guitar theft suit leads to Frances Bean ex’s psych evaluation Hawthorne Heights, […]

Spawning monumental releases from influential bands such as the Get Up Kids, Saves The Day and of course, blink-182, it’s no doubt that 1999 changed the landscape for punk and emo forever. 1999 was a tremendous year of transition that not only pushed the genre to the mainstream, but also kept it fresh and dynamic […]

Starting June 29-30 in Atlantic City, New Jersey, the Vans Warped Tour will hold its final high-decibel celebrations of punk rock and youth culture. Once the traveling roadshow returns to Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California, July 20 and 21, founder Kevin Lyman’s great touring experiment will become a part of rock ’n’ roll history, […]