The Bombpops have released a video for “Fomo.”
Pennywise have told the OC Weekly they’ve finished their new album and hope to release it in 2018:
We’ve got a raging fast album that I feel like is our best work since Full Circle and Straight Ahead. We’re able to go back to the old school vibe and that’s hard to do. Bands try to go back and recreate their first or second albums and somehow this time we stumbled across an old formula that really worked. It’s aggressive and has a lot of cool lyrics. We’re looking forward to getting it out there around March.
The reckoning over sexual harassment in the workplace toppled another leading television personality on Wednesday when NBC fired its leading morning news anchor, Matt Lauer, over an allegation of sexual misconduct.
“On Monday night, we received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace by Matt Lauer,” Andrew Lack, the NBC News president, said in a memo to the staff.
Less Than Jake has announced some new east coast tour dates with Four Year Strong and Direct Hit.
Steven Hyden interviewed Jeremy Enigk for Uproxx:
I guess I’m really looking for the right scenario. The people that I have talked to, it hasn’t quite worked out. Some people are like, ‘Well, you haven’t put out a record in eight years, maybe it’ll be another eight years.”‘That’s one thing, but also I want a friendship and a relationship. I want to make sure that if I’m gonna sign on with somebody, that they’re gonna do the job that needs to be done, and that it’s gonna be a good fit and they’re gonna be happy with the way I look at the music business and what it is I’m doing.
I’m not the type of guy who likes to sell himself. I’m not comfortable with that, so I want alternative ways of doing things that don’t completely make me a sellout or something. That might not totally appeal to everybody who needs to have a financial bottom line.
The Dear Hunter have released a music video for “Blame Paradise.”
New Found Glory sat down with Nylon to do a little oral history:
We were in a house in Malibu at that time, making Coming Home and thinking nothing could stop us. When we released it—iTunes and downloading music was still new—we went from selling 147,000 records to 34,000. It was a huge blow to our egos and a wake-up call. We made a very conscious decision to remember why we were making music in the first place. Of course, we had to learn to adapt to the rapidly changing industry, but that experience ultimately made our fan base stronger. Suddenly, there were people who were there from the beginning and those who were just discovering us through the internet.
Spoon performed “Do I Have to Talk You Into It?” on Fallon last night.
Lorde performed on the ARIA Music Awards last night. You can find a medley of “Liability” and “Green Light” below.
Rostam has released a cover of “Like A Rolling Stone.”
A Day to Remember has announced a new tour for 2018.
The 2018 Grammy nominees have been announced. You can find the announced categories below.
Worriers have debuted their new video for “The Possibility.”