Photo by: Tom Falcone
Mayday Parade have announced that they are now signed with Rise Records.
Tag: Pop Punk
Ryan Key Announces EP Title
Ryan Key (formerly of Yellowcard) has announced his debut solo EP will be titled Thirteen.
State Champs Release New Song & Announce New Album
State Champs have released a new track titled “Dead And Gone” which can be heard on Apple Music and Spotify. Their new album, Living Proof, will release on June 15th, 2018.
Direct Hit Finish Tracking New Album
Direct Hit have announced via Instagram that they have finished tracking a new LP.
Dashboard Confessional Release New Video
Dashboard Confessional have released a new music video for “Heart Beat Here.” If you haven’t, check them out on their current tour with Beach Slang and Kississippi.
PureVolume Is Shutting Down
Ah, the end of an era. PureVolume, a website I frequented in the mid 2000s, and the reason I found so many bands I loved during that time, has announced that they will be shutting their site down permanently on April 30th. RIP, the original music streaming site.
Senses Fail Announce Warped Tour Dates
Photo by: Tyler Ross
Senses Fail will be making some appearances on Warped Tour. Their scheduled dates are 6/21-7/17, 7/20 & 7/21, 7/24-8/5. Catch you this summer!
This Wild Life Share Music Video for “Hold You Here”
“Hold You Here” – This Wild Life
Crooked Teeth Announce Re-Release of Pastel EP via Rude Records
Photo by Andrew Le
Crooked Teeth, one of my favourite bands out of Southern California, have announced the re-release of their Pastel EP, due out May 11th via Rude Records, to whom they just signed with. To commemorate the release, the band have debuted a new version of “Crawl” with labelmate Bonnie Fraser of Stand Atlantic. Pre-order Pastel here.
FYPP Suggests: Career Day
Photo by Lauren Beck
Hailing from New York State, Career Day are a myriad of 90s emo like Sunny Day Real Estate and 2000s gritty punk rock a la I Am The Avalanche. Although the music may sound like a throwback, the content of the songs is definitely not. Writing with the current times in mind, Career Day uses their music to express their political and social viewpoints on todays events, while trying to handle and work through personal triumphs and hardships with every new headline day in and day out.
Check out their debut single, “Nope, Sorry” on Bandcamp, Spotify, and everywhere else.
Keep up with the band on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
FUCK YEAH POP PUNK 