pop punk’s not dead

Knuckle Puck’s Joe Taylor covers the Starting Line

Record labels, here’s an idea: Pop-Punk Goes Pop-Punk, a compilation of younger, “new wave” pop-punk bands covering our nostalgia-pumping favorites. It will probably never happen, but, for now, Knuckle Puck (one of AP’s 100 bands you need to know) have the right idea. The band’s singer, Joe Taylor, recently covered pop-punk blue bloods the Starting […]

Man Overboard post "Pop Punk's Not Dead" tour update

(Photo: Emily Ibarra) Man Overboard have released a new video update from the “Pop Punk's Not Dead” tour. Check out the video below and tell us what you think!

New Found Glory post third "Pop Punk's Not Dead" video update

New Found Glory have posted the third installment of their video updates from the “Pop Punk's Not Dead” tour. Fans can check out the video and remaining dates of the “Pop Punk's Not Dead” tour below. Let us know what you think! Nov. 4 Chicago, IL House of Blues Nov. 5 St. Paul, MN Station […]

New Found Glory post second "Pop Punk's Not Dead" tour update

New Found Glory have released the second installment of their video updates from their fall headliner, the “Pop Punk's Not Dead” tour. Fans can check out the video below. Tell us what you think!

Interview: Man Overboard's Justin Collier on why "Pop Punk's Not Dead"

While it’s true that pop-punk never really died, it’s arguably been years since the scene has been off life support—one may even have to turn the wayback machine to the halcyon days of the late 90s and early 2000s, when seemingly every major label was frantically searching for the next Blink-182 or New Found Glory. […]

New Found Glory release acoustic videos

New Found Glory recently recorded a Nervous Energies session. Check out the videos below. The band is currently headlining the Pop Punk's Not Dead tour with Set Your Goals, The Wonder Years, Man Overboard and This Time Next Year.    

Why Pop-Punk's Not Dead--And Why It Still Matters Today

When we first put the term “Pop Punk’s Not Dead” on the back of an NFG t-shirt, a lot of people thought it was a spoof on the Exploited's “Punk’s Not Dead.” Sure, it may have spawned from that a little, but we never looked into the full meaning behind their use of the term. […]