Ariana Grande has released her new video for “Into You.”
Julien Baker Covers “Accident Prone”
Julien Baker covered Jawbreaker’s “Accident Prone” live in Brussels, Belgium. It’s as good as you’re hoping it is.
Ariana Grande has released her new video for “Into You.”
Julien Baker covered Jawbreaker’s “Accident Prone” live in Brussels, Belgium. It’s as good as you’re hoping it is.
Disney/Pixar have released the new trailer for Finding Dory.
It looks like Neal Avron will once again be mixing the new Yellowcard album.
Against Me!’s new album exists and has a title.
PUP’s aesthetic isn’t a cool one. It’s not wrapped in two layers of irony, obsessed with a worldview, or holier-than-thou. Words that can describe both the band and The Dream Is Over are simple ones: loud, brash, louder, unsettled, loudest. In fact, naming their album The Dream Is Over is probably the most complicated thing about it, if only because it requires a backstory. (A doctor gave singer Stefan Babcock an apocalyptic diagnosis after observing his shredded vocal chords. But you know that already.) Everything else is pretty straightforward.
Travis Barker has shared on Instagram what the new Blink-182 artwork could have looked like before it got cropped. Whew, dodged a bullet there.
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Four Year Strong have released their new video for “Who Cares?”
Hundred Suns have released their new song “Fractional.” The band consists of Cory Brandan (Norma Jean), Chris LeMasters (ex-Dead and Divine), and Ryan Léger (ex-Every Time I Die).
Half Hearted Hero’s new album, Isn’t Real, can be streamed below via Noisey. The album will be released this Friday via Animal Style Records.
The teaser trailer for the upcoming live action rendition of Beauty and the Beast, starring Emma Watson, has been released.
This week’s notable artists gracing your television screen are as follows:
Music Forum: Classic artist of the week — Bill Evans.
Mariel from Candy Hearts has posted a blog alleging she was physically assaulted and emotionally abused by Seaway’s tour manager.
Here’s the thing: It is never, ever, okay to lay a finger on another person, even if they’re a girl infiltrating your little circle of fun-loving bro-dudes at a pop punk show. I don’t care if no one believes me, but I can’t live with this weighing on my chest anymore. It’s been almost a year and it haunts me. Every single day I wake up and remember he told me no one is going to believe me, how I was just a crazy girl who’s band was terrible and he was going to make sure he ruined my career. Have fun on your last tour as a band, he said. So I kept quiet. I keep quiet because every day I see another band I love repping Seaway, and I’m afraid. I’m afraid and feel isolated.
These stories keep coming out and it’s not going to stop unless we, all of us, decide it’s time that it stops. Right now there is no accountability in our music scene — bad things happen and the people that do them see little, if any, repercussions. They still make music. They remain employed and on tour. They are given countless chances and everyone looks the other way. Demand better.
Wilco have added some more tour dates to their schedule. You can find all of those below.