Rob Cavallo

Code Orange have teamed with 'Dookie'/'The Black Parade' producer Rob Cavallo for a song that sounds like it could've been a huge hit in the Y2K era.

As we approach the 15th anniversary of Paramore's debut, this edition of In Defense of the Genre looks at their full studio discography and how they evolved and transcended their emo/pop punk roots like few others.

Emerge returns for a second year of music, art, and activism on May 31-June 1, and we have a chance for you to win your way in, along with a two-night stay at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

They join previously announced artists Andrew Bird, Laura Jane Grace, Big Freedia, Cherry Glazerr, Leikeli47, Culture Abuse, Doja Cat, Bedouine, J.I.D., Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Ladies of LCD Soundsystem, Le1f, Talib Kweli, and more in Las Vegas.

”If we aren't burned alive in Chicago, we wanna do more, and not have to have people make it a destination and pay a ton of money to see us.”

Everyone's favorite movie about fourth-grade rock stars, School of Rock, is coming to Broadway in 2015, reports The Hollywood Reporter. The Richard Linklater-directed, Jack Black-starring film is getting a musical makeover courtesy of Jesus Christ Superstar/Phantom of the Opera/etc composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, and he'll be getting some help from Green Day producer Rob Cavallo ...

It's no secret that the '90s are all the rage right now. The internet (and maybe even your real life) is filled with nostalgia for everything from Pogs to Nickelodeon cartoons to Tamagotchis and this reality check from The Onion that the '90s weren't only Pogs, Nickelodeon cartoons and Tamagotchis...