Ariel View have signed with Epitaph Records.
Ariel View Sign With Epitaph Records
Official Fall Out Boy Merch on Amazon
Fall Out Boy now have some official merch on Amazon.
William Ryan Key Shares Tour Documentary
Part one of “Out in the Wild,” a video series documenting the origins, inspirations, and motivations behind William Ryan Key’s new music has been released. It was filmed during his first headlining tour in the US in early 2019.
Tegan and Sara Announce New Acoustic Tour
Tegan and Sara have announced an acoustic tour.
The 1975 Start the Hype Machine
Etsy Is Acquiring Reverb
Dami Lee, writing at The Verge:
Etsy, the e-commerce platform for handmade goods, is acquiring music gear marketplace Reverb for $275 million in cash. The site, which sells new, used, and vintage musical instruments and accessories, will continue to operate as a standalone business.
Taylor Swift to Announce New Song “The Archer”
It looks like Taylor Swift will be releasing the new Jack Antonoff produced song, “The Archer,” sometime soon.
The 1975 Perform on Corden
The 1975 performed “I Like America & America Likes Me” last night on James Corden.
Hear a Clip of New Blink-182 Song “Darkside”
Read Hearse Perform on Fallon
Read Hearse performed “Half Love” last night on Jimmy Fallon.
Jeff Rosenstock – “Monday at the Beach”
Jeff Rosenstock has shared the new song “Monday at the Beach” for download.
The Early November Announce New Tour
The Early November have announced a new tour and shared a teaser video for their upcoming album, Lilac.
The Man With the Golden Airline Ticket
On March 10, 2009, a case was filed in the U.S. Circuit Court for the Northern District of Illinois, where I grew up. Rothstein v. American Airlines, Inc. starred my father, Plaintiff Steven Rothstein, and the Defendant, then the world’s third-largest airline. With $23 billion in annual revenue, American Airlines had nothing to lose. For my father, it was a last-ditch effort to save his life.
Here’s how it all took off. In the early 1980s, American rolled out AAirpass, a prepaid membership program that let very frequent flyers purchase discounted tickets by locking in a certain number of annual miles they presumed they might fly in advance. My 30-something-year-old father, having been a frequent flyer for his entire life, purchased one. Then, a few years later, American introduced something straight out an avid traveler’s fantasy: an unlimited ticket.
Fascinating story.
My Frantic Life as a Cab-Dodging, Tip-Chasing Food App Deliveryman
Andy Newman, writing at The New York Times:
On my first DoorDash shift, a lunch run in Brooklyn, I learned about the company’s interesting tipping policy.
DoorDash offers a guaranteed minimum for each job. For my first order, the guarantee was $6.85 and the customer, a woman in Boerum Hill who answered the door in a colorful bathrobe, tipped $3 via the app. But I still received only $6.85.
Here’s how it works: If the woman in the bathrobe had tipped zero, DoorDash would have paid me the whole $6.85. Because she tipped $3, DoorDash kicked in only $3.85. She was saving DoorDash $3, not tipping me.
Interview: Duddy of Dirty Heads at Warped Tour (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is with Duddy of Dirty Heads.
Dirty Heads are about to release their new album Super Moon on August 9th, but just because the band recorded the album in Nashville, doesn’t mean the band has suddenly gone country. Dutty explains how recording live to tape in the music city created a unique vibe. Enjoy this interview at the East Coast 25th Anniversary of Vans Warped Tour.
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