Thursday

”I believe that this work is unique and has value, and I believe that, together, we can prove that an independent, reader-supported model can be a sustainable path forward for hardcore media,” Norman says.

Rick Froberg of Drive Like Jehu and Hot Snakes died over the weekend from an undiagnosed heart condition at age 55.

“His art made life better. The only thing he loved more than art and rock n roll was his friends“ – Rick’s Hot Snakes bandmate John Reis.

Writer and author Chris Payne joins us on the BrooklynVegan podcast to discuss his new oral history on the 2000s emo explosion, ‘Where Are Your Boys Tonight?,’ out now on Dey Street Books…

The Chicago festival is headlined by Foo Fighters and Turnstile (on day 1), The Postal Service, Death Cab for Cutie, and Queens of the Stone Age (on day 2), and The Cure and The Mars Volta (on day 3).

Surrounding their festival appearances and NYC boatshows celebrating 20 years of ’War All The Time,’ Thursday have announced some new dates with some amazing openers, varying by date.

Hawthorne Heights’ nostalgia-heavy emo festival series expanded to nine cities this year, and they announced the lineups of the last three — in Utah, California, and Massachusetts.

Atlantic City’s new Adjacent Festival took over the beach in AC with headliners Paramore, an especially fiery PUP set, nostalgia-inducing emo bands, rising hardcore bands, and more…

Riot Fest’s 2023 is stacked, also including Foo Fighters, The Mars Volta, AFI, The Gaslight Anthem, Death Grips, Mr. Bungle, Gorilla Biscuits, Ride, Balance and Composure, Pinkshift, Origami Angel, Pool Kids, and much more…

Geoff Rickly will celebrate his debut novel ‘Someone Who Isn’t Me’ in Stamford, Connecticut with a discussion moderated by us…