Sweet Pill let the tension build, blending punk urgency with raw emotional weight.

Held. make a fearless first impression with “New You Anthem,” featuring Frank Iero.

Bikini Kill return in 2026, bringing raw punk energy and community back to North American stages.

Death Lens kick off a new era with “Monolith,” a gritty, urgent lead single from What’s Left Now?.

Dropkick Murphys and Haywire unite generations of New England punk and hardcore on the split LP New England Forever.

Home Front surge forward with “Between The Waves,” a brooding post-punk anthem that signals a powerful new era ahead of their album Watch It Die Out.

Corre Diablo’s “Monument” erupts like a sonic wildfire, blending anguish and adrenaline into four minutes of pure, unfiltered power.

A night of unity, rage, and representation as Sunami and Scowl lit up the Hollywood Palladium with unstoppable hardcore energy.

When We Were Young 2025 was a full celebration of emo, pop punk, and the fans who keep it alive.

Angel Du$t return with Cold 2 The Touch — catchy, cool, and full of heart.

Waifish’s new single “Big Adventure” is full of unabashed bite and impressive wit.

Strange Pink analyzes interpersonal relationships in the punk rock single, “My Friend and You.”

“Second-Hand Suicide” by Great Mistakes will break all of your expectations — in the best way.

Tigers In Cairo push the limits of 90s punk rock in their new single, “My Saving Face.”

Millpool’s driven single, “High Speed Pursuit,” takes a deliciously unexpefcted turn.

This book reclaims a question rooted in exclusion and turns it into a declaration of self, community, and belonging.

One man, four tracks, zero compromise—No Justice is punk rock stripped to the bone and screaming from the gut.

One night, two lenses—twice the chaos, double the glory.

Still loud, still urgent, and still swinging—Rise Against’s latest is a battle cry wrapped in melody.

A love song with a pulse—Wet Leg blend humor, heart, and hooks on their electrifying new track.