The Fest 14 announces initial lineup for its 2015 festival weekend in Gainesville, Florida, on October 31st and November 1st. The festival expects to announce 100 more bands in the coming months.
Reading and Leeds has announced the final 70 bands to fill out the 2015 lineup, which includes Bring Me The Horizon, Mumford and Sons, All Time Low, Modern Baseball, and more.
An Attack On Titan Movie Teaser Was Released and I’m Dead If you’re an anime lover like me, this probably has you in a giant tizzy—I am so excited about this movie. (Granted I haven’t finished the series yet because I never have time to breathe anymore, but I’m working on it.) Attack On Titan itself has become a cult-classic turned mainstream anime phenomenon that I’ve been working on for two years. But it’s the most heart-wrenching, tear-inducing, make a grown man cry openly without embarrassment anime you will ever see–it’s so worth taking a peek at the live… Read more »
UK festival Slam Dunk has announced its final lineup for this year, with new additions Set It Off, Cartel, Moose Blood, and more.
Travis Barker Did A Thing And I’m Happy About It This will be the thrilling sequel to the book series I decided to start last week. But no, Travis deserves all the candy and flowers in the world for finally saying what we’ve all been thinking… Tom Delonge uses pro-tools and needs to grow a pair and quit. Beyond that, Travis’s interview with Alternative Nation was a thrilling, and exciting look into the future of Blink-182, hopefully with Matt Skiba, and what he’s doing on the side. I think this new Blink album is going to be one of their… Read more »
Bled Fest has announced its 2015 lineup. The festival will take place May 23rd in Howell, Michigan, and will include artists Real Friends, Touche Amore, Modern Baseball, The Early November, Hit The Lights, Forever Came Calling, and Make Do and Mend, among many more.
Death Cab For Cutie has released their new song “No Room In Frame” taken from their upcoming album Kintsugi.
Passion Pit have released their new song “Where the Sky Hangs” taken from their upcoming album Kindred.
You’re invited to the Music Loves Y.A. book panel on Thursday, February 19th. Join authors Amy Fleisher Madden, Jon Skovron, Brenna Ehrlich, and writer Steph Sinclair to discuss why music and young adulthood are so completely intertwined.
You’re probably here to read a review eviscerating the Wachowskis and their latest debacle in cinema. But much like Andy and Lana Wachowski, I lead with my heart, and this is worth something no matter how bad it gets. Though I’m honest, too: it gets pretty bad. The movie opens with the birth of the titular Jupiter Jones, a woman (Mila Kunis) born at a particular and peculiar time astrology-wise and is thus fated for great things. However, she ends up in Chicago cleaning rich people’s toilets (toilets that probably look a lot like Mila Kunis’). Everything seems begrudgingly uneventful… Read more »
