Minus the Bear are celebrating the 20th anniversary of Menos El Oso with a deluxe reissue of the album.
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President – “In the Name of the Father”
President have shared the new single “In the Name of the Father.” Speculation is the masked lead singer is Charlie Simpson.
Read More “President – “In the Name of the Father””Taylor Swift Shares New “Look What You Made Me Do” in ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
Taylor Swift’s version of “Look What You Made Me Do” appeared on a new episode of The Handmaid’s Tale.
Read More “Taylor Swift Shares New “Look What You Made Me Do” in ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’”Apple TV+ Announces First Peanuts Musical in 35 Years
Ben Folds will help write music for the first Peanuts musical in 35 years.
Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical is the first new Peanuts musical special in 35 years. Ben Folds (of Ben Folds Five, and also the guy who composed “It’s the Small Things, Charlie Brown”) will write original music for the July 18 release, as will Jeff Morrow. A Summer Musical has a 40-minute runtime.
Stevo Formerly of Sum 41 on Podcast
Stevo, formerly of Sum 41, is on the latest Punk Rock Drummer’s Podcast.
NoSo Announces New Album
NoSo will release When Are You Leaving? on October 10th. Today they’ve released the new single “Sugar.”
Read More “NoSo Announces New Album”Interview: Kristopher Roe of The Ataris
This past week I was able to schedule a Zoom call with Kristopher Roe of The Ataris to discuss the band’s great returning single, “Car Song.” The song is from the band’s forthcoming LP that is tentatively scheduled for a March 2026 release. In this interview, Kristopher shared key insights behind how the new album is shaping up, his life experiences that led to several of the key songs on the new record, as well as his planned release of a cover of “Summer of ’69”. The Ataris will be releasing several new singles and 7″ records leading up to the band’s new album.
Read More “Kristopher Roe of The Ataris”Review: Arm’s Length – There’s A Whole World Out There
There’s A Whole World Out There is the sophomore effort from Ontario’s own Arm’s Length and it takes the listener on a thrilling journey of self-discovery, while still honing in on relatable themes like self-doubt, anxiety, and more. Anton DeLost is once again at the helm as the band’s producer, and he lets the band expand upon what made them so charming on their earlier releases. After having extensive touring experience under their belts from their solid debut, Never Before Seen, Never Again Found, Arm’s Length continue to impress with a unique repertoire here of slick hooks, improved musicianship, and a knack for descriptive songwriting.
Read More “Arm’s Length – There’s A Whole World Out There”Good Charlotte Perform on ‘American Idol’
Good Charlotte performed on American Idol over the weekend. The band also talked with SiriusXM a little about the band’s plans this year.
Read More “Good Charlotte Perform on ‘American Idol’”‘Sesame Street’ Coming to Netflix
Sesame Street has announced a new deal with Netflix.
Read More “‘Sesame Street’ Coming to Netflix”Netflix worldwide along with library episodes, and new episodes will also release the same day on PBS Stations and PBS platforms in the US, preserving a 50+ year relationship.
Dua Lipa Covers Daft Punk
Dua Lipa covered Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” in Lyon.
Read More “Dua Lipa Covers Daft Punk”Black Flag Announce New Lineup
Black Flag founding member Greg Ginn has shared the band’s new lineup, which features vocalist Max Zanelly, bassist David Rodriguez, and drummer Bryce Weston.
The band have announced new tour dates and that new music will be forthcoming.
Read More “Black Flag Announce New Lineup”New Found Glory Debut “100%” Live
New Found Glory performed “100%” live for the first time yesterday.
Read More “New Found Glory Debut “100%” Live”Foo Fighters Move on From Josh Freese
Josh Freese has been “let go” from the Foo Fighters.
Read More “Foo Fighters Move on From Josh Freese”Mark Hoppus Talks With NME
Mark Hoppus sat down for a new video interview with NME:
Read More “Mark Hoppus Talks With NME”For decades I’ve not told stories or I’ve felt like it wasn’t my place to say anything. I really prefer to be a little bit more reserved and private – as outgoing and ridiculous as I am. Talking about how I felt about things, arguments that our band has had, struggles that I’ve had, to put it all out there in the world feels kind of cathartic and healing. Even putting out the bad stuff feels joyous to me.