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Sublime: Legacies Don’t End— They Just Evolve! Nearly three decades after the tragic passing of Bradley Nowell, the unmistakable voice of Sublime, a new chapter unfolds—one that bridges past and present with reverence and bold new energy. With Bradley’s son, Jakob Nowell, now fronting the band alongside original members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson, Sublime has officially returned—not just as a legacy act, but as a revitalized creative force with […]
The Damned Cancels PNW Shows In a recent social media post, The Damned were sad to inform the Pacific Northwest that they had to cancel the Seattle, Portland and the Vancouver shows. Below is the official release and Instagram link. "We are very sorry to have to cancel our Seattle, Portland and Vancouver shows this weekend, due to an unexpected and catastrophic event at a member of The Damned's home. […]
The $hape of Art to Come... In a year where noise is currency and silence is complicity, the punk rock community finds itself at a crossroads. A flame long smoldering beneath the stage lights has burst into something much harder to ignore — and the timing couldn’t be more crucial. From Punk in the Park’s political fallout to billion-dollar war drones funded by streaming royalties, and now a gutted public […]
Hot Jazz Jubilee: A Decadent Decade of Delight! From August 29th to September 1st, 2025, the DoubleTree by Hilton Sacramento will be transformed into a veritable sonic playground. And let me tell you, preparations are more frantic than a squirrel at a nut convention! We're talking 18 phenomenal bands, a veritable galaxy of Guest Artists, and enough youthful exuberance from the youth jazz bands to power a small city. This […]
Alkaline Trio Releases First of Trio, 'Oblivion' Alkaline Trio unleash “Oblivion,” their first new music since January’s blistering LP Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs, and their first studio recording to feature new drummer Atom Willard. Produced by none other than Travis Barker of Blink-182 fame, “Oblivion” marks a new chapter in the band's 25+ year legacy—one that leans into their macabre charm while setting their creative fires blazing anew. “I don’t […]
The Adventure Before The Adventure... Domestic Allegations of Laura Jane Grace & The Trauma Tropes Ahead of Album Release On the eve of Adventure Club, the debut album from Laura Jane Grace and the Trauma Tropes, an explosive and deeply personal domestic dispute between frontwoman Laura Jane Grace and her wife and bandmate Paris Campbell Grace has shaken the alternative music world. What began as a series of distressing […]
Panic Shack Opens the Door to Thier Debut Album Cardiff’s Panic Shack are gearing up to shake things up—and not just their pun-adorned track titles—with tomorrow’s release of their debut full-length. The album lands on the heels of their explosive new single “Pockets,” a dancing punk banger that domes the trivial (no pockets in women’s clothes!) and turns it into an anthem of feminist empowerment and satirical fire. The video […]
Laura Jane Grace Prepares for Another 'Adventure' w. Trauma Laura Jane Grace roars into a new chapter of punk defiance and personal reinvention as Adventure Club — the long-anticipated album from Laura Jane Grace in The Trauma Tropes — arrives Friday, July 18, via Polyvinyl Record Co. But before the full-length lands, Grace has unveiled one final preview: a thundering, bittersweet anthem titled “New Year’s Day,” showcasing the raw, reflective […]
Kerosene Heights Says "Forget it" Before New Album is Released Just weeks after announcing their sophomore LP Blame It On The Weather, which will be released from Side One Dummy Records on August 15th. North Carolina’s Kerosene Heights have unleashed another emotional gut-punch with their latest single, “Forget It.” The track arrives as the band hits the road again—this time with fellow emo scene staples Dikembe and Swiss Army Wife—and […]
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
