Geek Girl Riot is heading back to Capclave 2018 to make fun of romantic/stalker tropes in fiction. But first our Rioters bring you up to speed with the latest in entertainment and a review of Been So Long!
Monsta X have dropped their intense new video for “Shoot Out”, taken from Monsta X’s brand new album, ‘Are You There?’ which is out today!
Yo this episode is packed with talent so you need to listen. Arlington stopped by, Punk Goes Country called in with JessLee, Houndmouth stopped in to play a couple of songs and talk with me and Bearings called in!
The coffee is brewing, the music is playing. It’s time to Rise Rock n’ Shine… Who: Is it indie? Is it rock? Is it punk? When it comes to Youth Killed It, the answer is always yes. What: Make summer last just a little bit longer and get your head right with “Headbutt”. Why: Youth Killed It isn’t in the business of ska but there’s something about their latest track that calls back to the fun (and madness) of a Reel Big Fish track. FFO: idobi Radio “The song was written about toxic masculinity and how males are pressured into feeling… Read more »
On Geek Girl Riot we talk all the YA we’re loving, the POC girls leading the way, and tackle the Netflix flicks: The Kissing Booth and To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.
When all her previous crushes find out about her feelings for them, Lara Jean learns what it’s like to really fall in love in this adorable movie based on a best-selling series.
From Warped Tour to the hospital to my family being here in Los Angeles we got ourselves a live show again! My family co-hosted and this is the first time in my show’s history Faith, Mom, and Amanda were all on it! Set It Off stopped by to play a couple of killer songs. I put With Confidence on the spot and called them live and then Blue October called in!
On this episode of The Gunz Show, Gunz travels to the Sony studios to sit down and speak with the members of lovelytheband.
To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before is an upcoming Netflix adaptation directed by Susan Johnson, and we can’t stop smiling over the brand new trailer and key art.
Jax Anderson aka Flint Eastwood has given us a reason to continue the Pride month celebrations long after June has ended with her incredible new song “Real Love”.
