The Julie Ruin

Kathleen Hanna's band The Julie Ruin are releasing their anticipated album Hit Reset on July 8 via Hardly Art. The wait is now over and you can stream it...

Also: Julian Marley playing 'Exodus,' Gogol Bordello, The Lillingtons, The Bronx, 2 Chainz and more added.

There's a little Le Tigre bounce to this one.

This stacked fest already included Thursday, Piebald, Milemarker and Hey Mercedes reunions, plus Quicksand, L7, Dinosaur Jr, Drive Like Jehu, American Football, The Julie Ruin and many more.

Kathleen Hanna's current band The Julie Ruin will release their next album, Hit Reset, on July 8 via new label home Hardly Art. The first single is "I Decide," which comes with a lyric video starring Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield walking the streets of SXSW...

Just a few weeks ago, the upcoming NYC music festival Panorama had said "there is no timeline in place for Single Day passes to be on sale," but now they're finally here. Day 1 is headlined by Arcade Fire, day 2 by Kendrick Lamar, and day 3 by LCD Soundsystem.

Thursday and Piebald reunions and the first Hey Mercedes show in years. Also The Julie Ruin, The Bouncing Souls, American Nightmare, Deafheaven, Touche Amore, Rainer Maria, CIV, Tigers Jaw, Burn, Good Riddance, Joyce Manor, Ceremony, The Menzingers, Maritime, Milemarker, and more.

Plus: Admission gets you into the Queens Museum (which soon opens a Ramones exhibit), and leave those multi-use e-cigs at home.

Plus A$AP Rocky, Kurt Vile, Broken Social Scene, Run the Jewels, and many more

Waxahatchee seems all grown up since its 2013 appareance at Pitchfork. Back then, crowd chatter and indifferent fans drowned out a majority of leader Katie Crutchfield's lyrics on the small stage...