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M.U.T.T. Unleashes New LP with Vicious Ode to San Francisco's Grit Carrying the torch for San Francisco’s storied and notoriously tough underground music scene, punk rock outfit M.U.T.T. has unleashed a blistering new single, “RUNNIN’ WITH THE DEVIL.” The track, a snarling anthem about seizing chaos and ruling the underworld, is the first taste of their brand-new LP, Toughest Street In Town, which drops this Friday, June 20th, via Quiet […]
Kerosene Heights Find Hope in the Wreckage with 'Blame It On The Weather' For Asheville’s Kerosene Heights, the new album, Blame It On The Weather, out August 15th on Side One Dummy Records. The Sophomore album is more than a vinyl of songs—it’s a document of survival. Born from a period of intense transition and set against the backdrop of a literal storm, the band’s second full-length captures the chaotic, […]
A Cocktail of the Old School, History & 'Subcultural Appropriation' The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas known for the sounds of heavy riffs, is tagging in high-proof rums this month, offering a unique fusion of tropical escapism and punk rock ethos. On Wednesday, June 19th, the museum will host an exclusive Tiki Cocktail Workshop, providing a spirited, hands-on experience that dives deep into the history of one of cocktail […]
The Kids Are All-Riot: Hetson & Daughter Take Over Father's Day This Father’s Day weekend in Vegas, the deafening chords of punk rock history will be passed down a generation. In a uniquely fitting celebration, legendary guitarist Greg Hetson—a principal architect of West Coast punk—will share the stage with his daughter, Violet Hetson, for a special performance this Sunday, June 15th, at The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas. The […]
Turnstile Announces The Never Enough Tour with Amyl and the Sniffers, Mannequin Pussy, SPEED, Jane Remover, Blood Orange In a massive one-two punch that has sent shockwaves through the punk and hardcore communities, Turnstile have followed up the monumental release of their new album with the announcement of an expansive US tour, set to bring their electrifying live show to Seattle’s WaMu Theater this October. The Baltimore-based visionaries dropped their highly […]
You Have Been Cordially Invited to "The Place Behind The Stars" After a twelve-year hiatus from releasing new music, the revered ska-punk trailblazers Streetlight Manifesto have sent a jolt of electricity through the fanbase with the announcement of a new album, "The Place Behind The Stars" slated for a June 24, 2025 release via Pentimento Music Co. The news, which has been met with widespread elation, was accompanied by the […]
The Dreadnoughts Barrel in with 'Polka Pit' The world-renowned folk-punk firebrands, with no warning and no apologies, have dropped a surprise single—“Polka Pit”—and with it, a call to arms: their eighth full-length album, Polka Pit, arrives September 19 via Punkerton Records, and it’s set to turn every venue, bar, and living room floor into a swirling, stomping revolution. Polka Pit isn’t a gentle nod to the past. It’s a headbutt […]
Fishbone: Same Flame, New Fury Set to Blaze this Summer! Comebacks are for the complacent—for those content to echo their past glories. Fishbone, as always, is doing something else entirely: a bold, brass-knuckle reckoning. And it arrives June 27 in the form of Stockholm Syndrome—their first long play (L.P.) album in nearly two decades. The new record isn’t a nostalgic return, it’s an eruption—a wild, unrelenting burst of ska, punk, […]
Dropkick Murphys Ignite Summer "For the People" Strike up the pipes, lace up your boots and stand, because the Dropkick Murphys are about to march into summer — louder, bolder, and breathing fire straight from the belly of the working man. In a world wheezing on its own fumes, the Boston brawlers have burst through the smoke with a brand-new battle hymn for the hopeless, the heartbroken, and the hell-raisers: […]
Frank Millers' Big Band Bash is a show presenting the music, musicians, and era of the great Big Bands. Each show highlights a different aspect of the big bands, whether it be a show about a certain band or bandleader or a subject of the big bands anywhere from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. I hope to get your feet tapping with this great music
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Rag Doll The Alpha Rhythm Kings
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Enough Hope Dave Hause
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Doe Eyes Mollie Elizabeth
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Ensenada Sublime
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Who'll Stand With Us? Dropkick Murphys
