Riot Fest adds Gogol Bordello & Sparta to replace Bauhaus & Placebo
The 2022 edition of Riot Fest happens this month in Chicago, and there have been a few last minute changes to the lineup.
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Riot Fest 2022 set times (Misfits vs Sunny Day Real Estate?!)
”I’m sorry we booked so many bands you like and there are scheduling conflicts. Next year we won’t book any bands you like.”
Riot Fest 2022 adds Taking Back Sunday, Coolio, Zola Jesus, Polica & more
Riot Fest regulars Taking Back Sunday, ”Gansta's Paradise” hitmaker Coolio and more join this year's Riot Fest lineup...
Cloud Nothings announce ‘Attack On Memory’ 10th anniversary vinyl & tour
The 'Attack On Memory' reissue comes on limited sky blue vinyl with new colorized artwork, and two flexi 7”s with two previously unreleased bonus tracks...
Riot Fest 2022 lineup (MCR, Misfits, NIN, SDRE, YYYs, Bauhaus, Ice Cube, 7Seconds & more!)
Bad Religion, Jimmy Eat World, Descendents, Portugal. The Man, Rocket From the Crypt, The Wonder Years, Lunachicks, Jawbox, Jeff Rosenstock, Less Than Jake, Alexisonfire, The Get Up Kids, Madball, and many more are on the stacked lineup...
Stream Spring Silver’s new fired-up indie rock song “I Saw Violence”
Spring Silver's upcoming album features contributions from Cloud Nothings' Dylan Baldi, Speedy Ortiz's Sadie Dupuis, Bartees Strange, and more.
Tim Kasher announces new LP ft. Laura Jane Grace, Jeff Rosenstock & more, shares new song
The Cursive frontman's fourth solo album also features percussion by Cloud Nothings drummer Jayson Gerycz, other members of Cursive, and more...
Cloud Nothings’ game-changing ‘Attack On Memory’ turns 10
In certain circles of underground rock, Attack On Memory was the album that changed everything.
Sadie Dupuis (Speedy Ortiz, Sad13) talks favorite albums of 2021
Sadie's ”10 Randomly Selected, Non-Alphabetized Albums from My Much Longer List of Favorites” includes Backxwash, Halsey, Xenia Rubinos, Helado Negro, and more
PUP share 2 new songs, announce tour with Cloud Nothings, Pinkshift, Sheer Mag
PUP's new two-song single was produced by Interpol/National collaborator Peter Katis.