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Racketeer Radio KFQX The New Golden Age of Radio
If punk rock had a patron saint of wild nights, dubious decision-making, and stories best left untold, Laundromat Kingpin would be singing its praises. A fresh, unserious punk rock project with roots in a veteran act, this new musical force is storming onto the scene with "Miracle on St. Patrick’s Day," a raucous and true-to-life single set for release this Friday, February 21st! Laundromat Kingpin isn’t exactly new blood in […]
Punk rock powerhouses Bad Religion and Dropkick Murphys are joining forces for a co-headlining tour this summer, bringing fans a high-energy fusion of punk anthems and Celtic-infused rock. The tour will feature support from The Mainliners and promises to be one of the most electrifying live experiences of the year. Dropkick Murphys’ vocalist and founder Ken Casey expressed his excitement about the tour, stating, “We are so fired up to […]
Brian Setzer Faces Battle, Remains Hopeful for Full Recovery Brian Setzer, the rockabilly legend behind The Stray Cats and The Brian Setzer Orchestra, has shared difficult news with fans: he has been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease that has temporarily taken away his ability to play guitar. Despite the setback, Setzer remains optimistic, reassuring fans that he is seeing progress and is determined to recover. The legendary guitarist and songwriter […]
Bite Me Bambi Releases 'Eat This' Accompanied By New Single & Video 'Too Many People' Orange County’s own punk-ska firebrands, Bite Me Bambi, are about to make your Valentine’s Day a whole lot louder. Their brand-new album, Eat This, arrives today and is available now, delivering a potent cocktail of infectious energy, undeniable hooks, and fearless attitude. For fans of ska, pop, and punk, this record isn’t just music—it’s a […]
Punk Legends Rancid and Green Day Bring Their Stories to Film The pulse of punk never dies—it simply finds new ways to electrify audiences. In 2025, two of punk rock’s most enduring forces, Rancid and Green Day, are making the leap from stage to screen, bringing their stories to the silver screen in two highly anticipated films. With both bands carving their own paths from the gritty clubs of the […]
NOIR CITY: Seattle Returns Friday with Femme Fatales Seattle cinephiles and noir aficionados take note—NOIR CITY: Seattle is back with a vengeance, and this year, it’s all about the dames. From February 14-20, the festival takes over a brand-new venue, SIFF Cinema Downtown (2100 4th Street), delivering a week of femme fatales, shadow-drenched cinematography, and the intoxicating pulse of jazz that underscores the very essence of film noir. The 2025 […]
David Johansen: A Punk Icon’s Fight for Health and Support For decades, David Johansen has been a shape-shifting force in rock ‘n’ roll, from fronting the legendary New York Dolls to his reinvention as Buster Poindexter and his deep dive into American folk and blues. However, behind the scenes, Johansen has been engaged in a private battle—one that his family has only now decided to share with the world. Leah […]
The First Gold Record in History: Glenn Miller’s ‘Chattanooga Choo Choo’ Before the rock ‘n’ roll era saw Elvis Presley and The Beatles shattering sales records, and long before streaming services began tallying digital plays in the billions, there was a time when music sales were measured in physical copies alone. In this world dominated by big bands and swing music, one song changed the industry forever. That song was […]
Vans Warped Tour Announces Initial Bands For 2025 Shows The Vans Warped Tour is making a triumphant return in 2025 to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Events are scheduled in three major cities across the United States. The tour will kick off in Washington, D.C., on June 14 and 15 at the Festival Grounds at RFK Campus. It will then perform in Long Beach, California, on July 26 and 27 at […]
Sid Mark launched The Sounds of Sinatra in Philadelphia 62 years ago. It all began as a call from a listener, who suggested that Sid spin one hour of Frank Sinatra. In 1979, Sid took The Sounds of Sinatra to the national level with affiliates in New York and Los Angeles. Soon the show spread across the country to where it is today, airing on nearly 100 stations every week. This is the only radio program of its kind to have been personally authorized by Frank Sinatra. Sid and Frank developed a personal friendship in 1966. To celebrate the anniversary of the show, Sid was invited to see Frank in Las Vegas. After seeing Frank’s show at The Sands, Sid met Frank and a friendship was formed which would last for decades.
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Beliefs and Thieves The Kilograms, Sammy Kay & Joe Gittleman
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Punk Rock Heart The Jack Knives
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Nod Rise Against
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Cold Like This (feat. Dropkick Murphys) The Rumjacks
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Damaged Goods Greg Antista and the Lonely Streets
