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Green Day and blink-182 headline the 2023 edition of When We Were Young, and they’ve now added a second day with the same lineup, featuring Saves The Day, The Offspring, Rise Against, Thrice, Something Corporate, Motion City Soundtrack, Michelle Branch, Sum 41, Simple Plan, and more…

The Front Bottoms will play the classic LP in full at some East Coast shows in May to celebrate its 10th anniversary.

‘Disposable Everything’ comes out on May 26 via Hopeless Records, and is AJJ’s first LP since signing to the label.

Listen to new songs by The Lord & David Pajo, Nervus, Superorganism, The Church, Hammock, AJJ, Kevin Devine, and more…

When We Were Young’s 2023 lineup also features the reunion of Something Corporate, plus Rise Against, Thrice, Sum 41, Motion City Soundtrack, Citizen, Tigers Jaw, Less Than Jake, The Front Bottoms, and more.

Infant Island’s Alexander Rudenshiold reflects on AJJ’s classic 2007 album ‘People Who Can Eat People Are the Luckiest People in the World’ for its 15th anniversary.

The tour has Frank out with The Bronx and Pet Needs on all dates, with AVAIL, The Bouncing Souls, AJJ, Face to Face, and Amigo the Devil joining on select shows as well.

Restorations cover R.E.M. and Nothing cover Big Star for the latest issue of ‘What’s the Furthest Place From Here?’.

Fuss’ debut album ‘We’re Not Alone’ comes out in January and you can hear the first single now…

Plus: TOOL, Bob Dylan, Sturgill Simpson, Dream Theater, Trevor Noah, Furnace Fest, Robyn Hitchcock, Jason Isbell, and more tour and festival news.