Good news for lovers of Good Terms! The Los Angeles-based alt quintet just dropped the deluxe version of their 2024 LP Burnout. And with it, the act launched a high-octane, riff-laced tune, “All In,” along with an accompanying music video—the ideal track for pop-punk kids, young and young at heart. Stream Your Favorite Artists on idobi Radio From Waterparks and 5 Seconds Of Summer to The Paradox, L.S. Dunes, Ice Nine Kills, and beyond, idobi Radio, Howl, and anthm bring alternative, pop-punk, metal, rock, and indie to you anywhere, anytime. Stream Your Favorite Artists on idobi Radio Good Terms says,… Read more »
Good Terms just announced a massive 2026 headlining show run, the Highway To Hell Yeah Brother tour. The tour will support the recent release of their 2024 record Burnout, as well as their latest single release, “Progress.” The tour kicks off on February 7 at Ballads and Breakdowns Festival in San Antonio, and wraps up on March 14 at San Francisco’s Bottom of the Hill. Support has not yet been announced. All tickets can be purchased right here, right now. Tour Dates:
Good Terms have released their new song, “Progress,” preceded by their 2025 cover of “Call Me” by Blondie and 2024 LP Burnout. Uniquely, the song is partly inspired by frontman Brian McShea and his fiancée Stephanie Raynor, who, unfortunately, lost their home in the devastating California wildfires earlier this year—but they did find their engagement ring! A recent press release notes that “the outpouring of love and support reminded the couple and their extended Good Terms family of the importance of community.” Of “Progress,” the band shared on social media, “Sometimes I feel so close to the edge of failure… Read more »
Ahead of their spring tour opening for Youth Fountain, Good Terms has unleashed a cover of Blondie’s “Call Me” as part of the Musora’s On The Spot Series. Vocalist/guitarist Brian McShea shares, “My favorite part of how this cover turned out was the process! It was so different for us; usually, songs take over a year to be completed, and we almost never arrange things all together in a room with our instruments. It was a great feeling to start with an already-written song and just work out what we thought would be fun to play (and easy enough to… Read more »
Following the release of Together In Lonesome Acoustic EP earlier this month, Youth Fountain has announced a spring headline tour across the States. Kicking off on May 28 in Sacramento, CA, labelmates Sad Park and Good Terms will act as support. Youth Fountain leader Tyler Zanon shares in a press release, “Incredibly excited to be touring the United States again as a headliner for the second time. YF will be performing a variety of songs off all three records – don’t miss out!” Good Terms vocalist/guitarist Brian McShea adds, “We’re so pumped to hit the road with Youth Fountain! We’re… Read more »
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The full lineup for Warped Tour’s Orlando, FL stop—the final Warped weekend of 2026—has officially been revealed. While nine slots on the Orlando admat remain open, the latest wave of additions includes Beauty School Dropout, Dropkick Murphys, iann dior, Insane Clown Posse, MXPX, The Summer Set, and more, rounding out the festival’s last stop of the year. This year’s Warped Tour stops include Washington, D.C., at the RFK Campus festival grounds on June 13-14; Long Beach, CA, at Shoreline Waterfront on July 25-26; Montréal, Québec, Canada at Parc Jean-Drapeau, Montréal on August 21-22; Mexico City, Mexico at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez,… Read more »
As the 30-ish Days of Warped Tour campaign comes to a close, the full lineup for the Long Beach, CA stop has finally been unveiled. In addition to the artists previously confirmed for the Warped weekend, newly added names, including Carolesdaughter and Jinjer, have now joined the bill. While the majority of the lineup is now public, eight artists remain under wraps—set to be revealed before the festival weekend arrives. This year’s Warped Tour stops include Washington, D.C., at the RFK Campus festival grounds on June 13-14; Long Beach, CA, at Shoreline Waterfront on July 25-26; Montréal, Québec, Canada at… Read more »
Warped Tour 2026 lineup announcements are still going strong! This week, Pennywise, Béton Armé, From First To Last, Destroy Boys, Bigwig, Rise Against, Scorching Tomb, The Aggrolites, Senses, and The Last Mile have been added to the 5 weekend fest. This year’s Warped Tour stops include Washington, D.C., at the RFK Campus festival grounds on June 13-14; Long Beach, CA, at Shoreline Waterfront on July 25-26; Montréal, Québec, Canada at Parc Jean-Drapeau, Montréal on August 21-22; Mexico City, Mexico at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City on September 12-13; and Orlando, FL, at Camping World Stadium Campus on November 14-15. Check out the Warped Tour lineup below, and make sure to check… Read more »
