This is the Top 20 for the week ending June 19th 1. Neon Trees — Animal 2. We The Kings — We’ll Be a Dream 3. Boys Like Girls – Heart Heart Heartbreak 4. Phoenix — 1901 5. Rise Against — Savior 6. Jack Johnson — You and Your Heart 7. 3OH!3 feat. Ke$ha — My First Kiss 8. Phoenix — Lisztomania 9. Muse — Resistance 10. All Time Low — Toxic Valentine 11. Motion City Soundtrack — Disappear 12. Boys Will Be Boys — Make This Count 13. Paramore — Brick By Boring Brick 14. Muse — Neutron Star… Read more »
Here is the ALTop 20 countdown for the week ending June 5th: 1. Neon Trees — Animal 2. We The Kings — We’ll Be a Dream 3. Heart Heart Heartbreak 4. Phoenix – 1901 5. Rise Against – Savior 6. Phoenix — Lisztomania 7. Muse — Resistance 8. Boys Like Girls – The Script – Breakeven 9. All Time Low – Toxic Valentine 10. Jack Johnson – You and Your Heart 11. Boys Will Be Boys — Make This Count 12. Motion City Soundtrack – Disappear 13. Paramore – Brick By Boring Brick 14. Muse – Neutron Star Collision 15.… Read more »
The 13-track set contains collaborations with an eclectic roster of guest vocalists, including Ozzy Osbourne, Chris Cornell, Kid Rock, Ian Astbury and Iggy Pop.
Tonight on the show: So They Say + The Confession The Confession will be appearing in studio tonight, Wednesday, October 24th, 2007 on DJ Rossstar’s Punk Rock Show. So They Say will also be appearing on the show via phone. The show airs live from 7-8pm PST / 10 -11pm EST. During the broadcast you can talk to the guests directly by instant messaging the screen name: staridobi. Don’t miss the opportunity to chat with The Confession before they hit the road with Avenged Sevenfold –DJ Rossstar
When writing the lyrics for “From Under the Cork Tree,” Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz, far right, shifted his focus from a romance gone horribly wrong to a more introspective vew of the world. After writing an album’s worth of lyrics about a girl who shattered his heart, Pete Wentz realized that the world is a bigger place than a cold-hearted woman and he needed to pen tunes that reflected that – a world where tsunamis could devastate parts of Asia, a war in Iraq could affect people on a global scale and the Molly Ringwald vs. Samantha Fox debate… Read more »
The Vans Warped Tour has officially announced the lineup and itinerary for the 11th annual edition of the punk/skating tour. As previously reported by MTV News, the bill for the oldest touring festival in the U.S. will be topped by the Offspring and My Chemical Romance, along with the Transplants, MxPx, All-American Rejects, Dropkick Murphys, Thrice, Atreyu and Senses Fail. The 48-date tour, which kicks off on June 17 at the Germain Amphitheatre in Columbus, Ohio, will snake its way across the country through mid-August, wrapping up on August 14 at the Englishtown Raceway in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Discount… Read more »
Bad Religion, the Vandals, Good Charlotte, Lars Frederiksen & the Bastards, and NOFX are among the more than 50 acts set for the 10th anniversary edition of the Vans Warped Tour. The trek, which will begin June 25 in Houston, will also feature New Found Glory, Thursday, Taking Back Sunday, Yellowcard, the (International) Noise Conspiracy, Simple Plan, Bouncing Souls, and Coheed & Cambria. Other acts set to appear for at least a portion of the tour include the Alkaline Trio, Anti-Flag, Atmosphere, Avenged Sevenfold, Billy Talent, IMA Robot, Jackson, Lillix and the Sounds. Beginning Feb. 10 at 6 p.m. ET,… Read more »
Quarterback sacks and goal-line stances aren’t the only kinds of hits you’ll find on “Madden 2004.” Blink-182, Outkast and Nappy Roots will contribute new songs to the football video game’s soundtrack, while Joe Budden, AFI and the Roots offer previously released tunes, according to an Electronic Arts spokesperson. In the case of Blink-182, “Madden 2004” will be the first place to hear “Action,” a song off the trio’s forthcoming Use Your Erection I and II, while the Roots remixed their “Rock You,” off last year’s Phrenology, exclusively for the soundtrack. While piloting the Patriots, leading the Lions, guiding the Giants… Read more »
What better way to kick off a weekend than with new music? Featuring new tracks from AFI, Waterparks, Post Malone, and more.
31 minutes ago Avril Lavigne’s soundtrack pit stop “Keep Holding On” from “Eragon” — top 10 at adult top 40 and top 20 at mainstream top 40 — shows the softer side of the artist . . . and basically a lady-in-waiting before reigniting her full-on persona via third full-length “The Best Damn Thing,” due April 17. Its launch single, the signature pop-punk anthem “Girlfriend,” spits beats per minute like a chainsaw, as Lavigne fires off, “Hey! Hey! You! You!/I don’t like your girlfriend/I think you need a new one/Hey! Hey! You! You!/I could be your girlfriend.” Although she has… Read more »
