On Sunday, September 21, Cobra Starship took to the Riot Fest stage to play the hits from their timeless discography, including “The City Is At War,” “Guilty Pleasure,” and beyond. Excitingly, they shared a dazzling onstage collab with The Academy Is… frontman William Beckett and Gym Class Heroes‘ Travie McCoy for “Bring It (Snakes On A Plane).” The iconic song arrived on 2006’s While The City Sleeps, We Rule The Streets, the band’s big Fueled By Ramen debut record. Additionally, the trio united at When We Were Young Fest in 2023, per Gabe Saporta‘s Instagram. Fingers crossed for more onstage… Read more »
On their second day of headlining When We Were Young Fest, Fall Out Boy performed a variety of fan-favorite tracks spanning their entire discography. On day one, October 19, the band invited up special guest Wiz Khalifa for a special performance of “See You Again.” Then, on day two, October 20, the band invited up Travie McCoy to sing “Cupid’s Chokehold.” The Gym Class Heroes song originally featured Patrick Stump‘s vocals on the chorus. Throughout the weekend, Stump hit multiple stages to feature on live tracks. This included him performing “Kiss My Sass” with Cobra Starship and “Everything Is Alright”… Read more »
As Fall Out Boy‘s enchanting So Much For (Tour) Dust draws to a close this weekend on August 6, a special guest and old friend graced the stage last night at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, NY. While the band flawlessly sailed through their initial 16 tracks, Gym Class Heroes‘ charismatic frontman, Travie McCoy, joined the ensemble for two cover performances. The first rendition was Gym Class Heroes and Adam Levine‘s 2011 hit “Stereo Hearts,” delivered with an ingenious twist. Fall Out Boy‘s lead singer, Patrick Stump, set the stage with a piano introduction, passionately delivering Levine’s iconic opening lines,… Read more »
Travie McCoy came by the idobi Studios to take over the station and bring you through his new highly anticipated record Never Slept Better! Come listen to the journey with your host now
On Never Slept Better, McCoy adopts his most experimental form yet and wades into a wide pool of musical styles.
Gym Class Heroes is speaking a “Universal Language” in their new video for the iconic single that marked their major return to music after nearly 15 years. Fans were utterly thrilled when the song was first released back on July 10, and now they eagerly await more news on a forthcoming album. Of “Universal Language,” Travie McCoy explains, “I’ve been traveling this planet for more than half of my life, and I speak two languages, one I’m fluent in and one I was born with. I’ve been in a long-term relationship with someone who didn’t speak much English, and sad… Read more »
Gym Class Heroes is making a huge return, and today they have announced a massive co-headlining tour with Lupe Fiasco, with support from B.o.B. After nearly a decade, Gym Class Heroes made their long-awaited return with the comeback single, “Universal Language.” Frontman Travie McCoy recently described the song as a reflection on love’s ability to transcend every barrier imaginable. He shared, “LOVE is and ALWAYS will be the UNIVERSAL language.” The single also serves as the first taste of a brand-new full-length album. This will mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the band. The tour is an… Read more »
Gym Class Heroes is here to make your Friday even better. The group is back with their first new song in 15 years, “Universal Language.” Travie McCoy explains, “I’ve been traveling this planet for more than half of my life, and I speak two languages, one I’m fluent in and one I was born with. I’ve been in a long-term relationship with someone who didn’t speak much English, and sad to say, she’s the one that got away. But I think this song is letting people know that LOVE is and ALWAYS will be the UNIVERSAL language.” He continues, “It’s… Read more »
As the calendar flips toward 2026, an entire generation of albums that helped shape the sound, style, and emotional vocabulary of the early 2010s hits a major milestone. These records soundtracked Warped Tour summers, first heartbreaks, and long drives with the windows down—and somehow, they’re all turning 15. From pop-punk revival cornerstones to scene-defining debuts and genre-crossing breakthroughs, these albums haven’t just aged well—they’ve grown into blueprints for the alternative landscape we’re still living in today. Here are 21 monumental albums turning 15 in 2026. Stream Your Favorite Artists on idobi Radio From Waterparks and 5 Seconds Of Summer to… Read more »
As 2006 hurtles toward its 20-year mark, the albums that once lived on burned CDs, Myspace profiles, and Warped Tour stages now stand as cornerstone releases of a generation. From scene-defining emo to genre-shifting pop-punk, post-hardcore, and alternative breakthroughs, these records didn’t just soundtrack our youth—they shaped the entire direction of alternative music. Here are 26 albums turning 20 in 2026 that still echo louder than ever. Yellowcard — Lights And Sounds Released on January 24, 2006, Yellowcard‘s first concept album, Lights And Sounds, was released. While the album peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard 200, it ultimately underperformed… Read more »
