Best of Riot Fest 2024 Photo Gallery
So many great pictures, it’ll probably crash your tabsRiot Fest is over, and yeah, we’re bummed too. But don’t worry, the memories live on (and so do the porta-potty lines). There were crowdsurfing newlyweds, reunions, anniversaries, and of course, you beautiful maniacs. We’ll have a few more galleries, videos, and cool shit to share in the coming weeks, and we can’t wait until…
Couldn’t Get That Black Hoodie? Preorder Riot Fest 2024 Merch Now
Did you not go to Riot Fest but want to pretend you did?Are you already regretting not picking up some of our 2024 merch? Was your favorite design sold out by the end of the weekend? Did you not go to Riot Fest but want to pretend you did? We got you covered. Riot Fest 2024 merch is now live. Merch items typically ship in 2-3 weeks…
Riot Fest 2024: Sunday Photo Gallery
Riot Fest 2024 is over, but the memories will live on forever if you want them to. See the pics from day three, and don’t delete the app! We’ll have our Best Of Riot Fest Gallery, People Of Riot Fest Gallery, and a few more videos and photos coming your way soon. Plus, if you…
Riot Fest 2024: Saturday Photo Gallery
Gates open 12 PMIt’s the beginning of the end – Sunday of Riot Fest 2024 is here. Take a look at our Saturday photo gallery, and get ready to end this festival weekend with a bang. Today’s schedule and map are below; stay up-to-date throughout the day via the Riot App. Take a look at the final Late Night…
Riot Fest 2024: Friday Photo Gallery
Gates open at 11amRiot Fest 2024 Day One. If you can’t remember what happened, watch the video recap and see how good you look in all the photos. Today’s schedule and map are below; stay up-to-date throughout the day via the Riot App. We’ve also got daily schedules, Late Night Aftershows, transportation and neighborhood guides so you know where to get late night…
Premiere: Flatfoot 56 ably revives its song “Cain” for new EP
Coming May 25, the release features new versions of four old songs, and one new one.You’ll hear it here first: an interesting revival of a Flatfoot classic.
Breaking News: The Brokedowns have a new album
The Brokedowns have a new album! Sick of Space is 13 tracks of what the band does best, which is to play and sing songs for you, the fans. The new LP comes out on May 18, 2018 via Red Scare. We’re sure it’s great, but Toby wouldn’t send it to us. We asked the…
Ring in the fiscal new year with these live Twin Peaks videos
The band just released some great clips from its New Year’s Eve tripleheader.Twin Peaks played an epic sold-out three-night stand at Chicago’s Thalia Hall, culminating in New Year’s Eve revelry for the ages. Now you can relive those memories and/or feel like you were there.
Slayer Talks About The Early Days In Episode 2 of Video Series
In January, Slayer announced that it would wrap up its 37 year-long bloody reign over the world of heavy metal by heading out on May 10 for one last tour around the globe (and, by proxy, hell). In 2016, vocalist/bassist Tom Araya told Loudwire, “After 35 years, it’s time to collect my pension.” To celebrate — and…
Is “Strange Things Happening Everyday” by Sister Rosetta Tharpe the first punk song?
Laura Jane Grace just made the feel good hit of the summer
The Against Me! singer recorded the sunny “Park Life Forever” with her eight-year-old daughter, Evelyn.
Is “Be My Baby” the first punk song ever?
To paraphrase Kim Gordon—England didn’t invent punk rock, girl groups did. In the early 1960s, teenage sisters Veronica and Estelle Bennett and their cousin, Nedra Talley had formed a singing group called the Ronettes. One night in 1961, the girls teased their hair and applied a glut of eyeliner in order to sneak into the…
Twitter is down and it’s amazing
For a brief-but-amazing time today, Twitter was broken. Over those enlightening thirty minutes or so, you couldn’t tweet your stupid thoughts, you couldn’t scroll through your stupid feed, and therefore, you couldn’t see what stupid thoughts other stupid people were tweeting. It was brilliant. Twitter controlled the damage by telling us that something was “technically…