Jim Adkins

Yotam Ben Horin of long-running Israeli punk band Useless ID goes in a jangly, '90s-style power pop direction on his latest solo single...

2001 was the year that emo broke into the mainstream, and no band took it to greater popularity than Jimmy Eat World did with the ”The Middle.” The near-perfect album that birthed that single turns 20 today.

”There was a fair bit of world-building around the characters for the ‘555’ music video and it felt too interesting to end the story there… it screamed for a comic adaption,” says Jim Adkins.

ButlerFest is also set to feature Exhumed, Dropdead, Papa M, Austin Lunn of Panopticon, Where Eagles Dare, and more.

The video for the song features tons of awesome musicians and their pets, including Julien Baker, Jim Adkins, Walter Schreifels, Aaron Weiss, Frank Iero, Tim McIlrath, Barry Johnson, Ned Russin, Tim Kasher, Mike Park, and many more...

”So much of blink-182 is influenced by Jimmy Eat World,” Mark said on the show.

Jim will also inteview Chris Carrabba, David Bazan, Tegan Quinn and others about their creative processes on the upcoming 'Pass Through Frequencies' series...

The second volume of Tom Mullen's (Washed Up Emo) 'Anthology of Emo' book series also features the final interview with the late Jon Bunch (Sense Field, Further Seems Forever) and interviews with members of Foxing, Karate, Piebald, and more...

Jim Adkins also play a couple 'Clarity' classics and some newer Jimmy Eat World songs solo on tonight's livestream.

Despite their great early years, I've been pretty turned off by the last couple Jimmy Eat World albums, but today frontman Jim Adkins put out a new solo ...