the wonder years

10 Halloween-themed fall tours and festivals to kick off the spooky season

One of the best parts of fall, besides Halloween of course, is the endless announcements of fall tours and festivals featuring some of our favorite bands and artists. So why not combine our love of fall tours and our favorite holiday to compile a list of must-attend Halloween and horror-themed shows? From Ice Nine Kills […]

10 angsty lyrics that capture how we feel about going back to school

It’s pretty safe to say that once August comes around, no one is excited to head back to school and hit the books. When the homework or teachers become too much, we often turn to music to try to relax us and cope with the daily stress of getting an education. Read more: twenty one […]

Top 10 album covers you can track down and visit in person

Plenty of thought goes into the images plastered across album covers, even if they don’t have the same relevance in the digital age. Now, artists can focus on making the right statement and summing up their music with the visuals. These records could belong in any top 10 list, but the ability to see them […]

Sad Summer Festival will cure your Warped Tour blues

We get the self-deprecating joke, but honestly, there’s not a damn thing that’s frown-inducing about it. This summer brings the maiden voyage of the Sad Summer Festival, a package tour featuring four respected headliners and an undercard of up-and-comers, all converging musically and socially. AP was lucky enough to get the Maine’s John O’Callaghan, the […]

Warped Tour: The only tour that mattered since 1995

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, […]

Sad Summer Festival shares official non-profit partners for inaugural run

The inaugural Sad Summer Festival is quickly approaching. While the fest had already revealed the stacked lineup, now they’re sharing how music fans can give back. Today, Sad Summer Festival is sharing the list of official non-profit partners. The organizations differ by city, and you can check out the full list below. Read more: YUNGBLUD gets […]

Can you match the band’s debut album to the year it was released?

Many big-name bands evolve over time as trends come and go, traversing through different styles and influences. Oftentimes, many of these bands share humble beginnings with a debut full-length that serves as a vital stepping stone in their career. Among the many successful albums that defined the scene, we’re here to test your knowledge on […]

The Driver Era bring you into their world where freedom is job one

In their relatively brief time on Earth, Rocky and Ross Lynch, the navigators of THE DRIVER ERA, have seen a lot. You may remember them as members of the pop band R5; if not, you’re most assuredly familiar with Ross’ high-profile acting career in things both commercial (as Harvey Kinkle in the Chilling Adventures Of […]

Frank Iero, Dan Campbell, more on the songs that saved their lives

It’s not unusual for fans to credit their favorite musicians for “saving” them through the power of a song. Music can positively influence someone’s life whether it be through making them feel less alone, boosting their mood or inspiring them to find their own path of creativity. We spoke to some artists who recall the […]

12 acoustic songs to melt your heart

While Valentine’s Day has already come and gone, that doesn’t mean we can’t get in our feelings. What better way to reflect on past relationships, future loves, and everything in between than with some acoustic songs? Check out the list below and let us know which one made you cry the hardest. Read more: blink-182 unveil […]

18 Record Store Day releases you’ll miss if you sleep in

Get ready to starve your wallet and feed your turntable because the 11th anniversary of Record Store Day falls this weekend (Saturday, April 13).  Because let’s face it, looking at playlists on your phone is kind of boring, but that triple-vinyl set of twenty one pilots’ Blurryface Live is a joy to witness and caress. There’s […]

Sad Summer Festival reveals stacked lineup for first cross-country run

As last week came to a close, several of our scene favorites began teasing something called Sad Summer Festival. At the time, not much info was available as each artist posted a mysterious clip and the date March 19. That day is finally here, and we now know exactly what Sad Summer Fest is, and we’re […]

Simple Creatures (Mark Hoppus, Alex Gaskarth) announce first show

The ultimate supergroup consisting of blink-182’s Mark Hoppus and All Time Low’s Alex Gaskarth, Simple Creatures, are officially slated to play their first live set. Coming hot off the release of their first music video for latest single, “Strange Love,” and the announcement of an upcoming debut EP of the same name, the duo is […]

Dan Campbell, Ace Enders launch project inspired by classic TV show

We love when bands get together to work on projects together, and that’s just what the Wonder Years’ Dan Campbell and the Early November’s Ace Enders did. The two vocalists unveiled their new project Clear Eyes Fanzine, a “musical fanzine” that’s dedicated to the mid-2000s drama, Friday Night Lights. Read more: Gerard Way talks “Dasher” lyric video, shares kind words of Lydia Night […]

The Wonder Years roll out fan club subscription service

Christmas has come early for The Wonder Years fans, as they have just announced their brand new membership-based subscription service, the Sun-Drenched Pavement Society. Read more: What nostalgic emo song are you? Along with the band’s “eternal gratitude,” subscribers get a monthly item in the mail, access to a private Instagram feed, and early ticket […]

Alkaline Trio announce hometown shows and other news you might have missed today

Alkaline Trio announced three hometown shows—plus don’t miss a new song from the Menzingers. Check out the news you might have missed today below! 1. Unwill release new single “Slaves” Unwill released their latest single “Slaves” from their upcoming record Can’t Kill Me. The album is described by the band as being “a journey through […]

The Wonder Years announce contest and other news you might have missed today

Overview released their debut single—plus, don’t miss Sloucher’s new music video “Perfect For You.” Check out the news you might have missed today below! 1. Overgrow signs to Common Ground Records Ohio’s Overgrow signed to Common Ground Records and released their first single, “The House You Made.” The track is off their EP of the […]

Stand Atlantic drop single and other news you might have missed today

Holy Wars drop new single—plus, All Time Low released a new Green Room Session covering “Drugs & Candy.” Check out the news you might have missed today below! Read more: Ultra Music Festival gets evicted by the City of Miami 1. Stand Atlantic release new song “Lost My Cool” Stand Atlantic released the second single […]

13 misheard pop-punk lyrics you've been singing wrong your entire life

There’s little that is more traumatizing than singing along so confidently to your favorite song only to have your friends suddenly start laughing at you over your lyric choice. Suddenly you’re questioning every line, every lyric and wondering what other songs you’ve been singing wrong your entire life. We’ve gathered some of the most commonly […]

The Wonder Years announce a headlining fall tour

The Wonder Years are hitting the road later this year to visit cities they missed while on their spring tour. Read more: The Wonder Years drop cover of R.E.M.’s ‘Losing My Religion’ Joining the Wonder Years on their trek across North America is Have Mercy, Oso Oso and Shortly. The fall tour kicks off on Oct. […]
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