The Riot Fest 2021 Lineup is Here (Plus, 2022 Tickets)
Nine Inch Nails will headline Riot Fest 2021 with the Smashing Pumpkins and Run the Jewels; The Original Misfits and My Chemical Romance will headline Riot Fest 2022The Riot Fest 2021 lineup is (mostly) here! Nine Inch Nails will headline in 2021—plus, more bands to be announced next week. Tickets for both 2021 and 2022 (with My Chemical Romance) are ON SALE NOW.
100% of Riot Fest Merch Profits Benefit KAN-WIN Today
In recognition of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage MonthAll profits from RiotBrand.org sales today will be donated to KAN-WIN, an Asian-led non-profit organization that focuses on gender-based violence within Asian American communities.
Sincere Engineer Announce New Album ‘Bless My Psyche,’ Share New Single
Tickets are on sale now for the record’s September 10 release show at Cobra LoungeDeanna Belos and the gang will play an album release show at Cobra Lounge on release day, with support from Canadian Rifle, Annabel and Foresigh; tickets are on sale now.
Glenn Burke: MLB’s First Openly Gay Player
Talking with author Andrew Maraniss about the late baseball iconGlenn Burke—widely credited with inventing the high five—was the first openly gay MLB player. Author David Maraniss talked to us about his new book chronicling Burke’s life.
Descendents Announce New Album ‘9th & Walnut’ with Original 1980 Lineup
The record, featuring late guitarist Frank Navetta, is out July 23 via Epitaph RecordsNew Descendents album alert! ‘9th & Walnut’ is out July 23, featuring the same lineup heard on ‘Milo Goes to College.’ Listen to the first single “Baby Doncha Know” now.
Premiere: The Lillingtons Pay Tribute to Enemy You in “72 Hours” Lyric Video
The track is from the group’s recently-released EP, Can Anybody Hear Me?Watch the lyric video for “72 Hours,” a brand new track from The Lillingtons off their new EP of Enemy You covers.
Meet Me @ The Altar is Moving Pop Punk Towards a Digital Future
An interview regarding The Sims, denim shorts, and the band’s rise to fame during quarantineAn interview with Meet Me @ The Altar, a band who basically formed through YouTube—and gained a huge following digitally during the pandemic.