My Chemical Romance delivered a monumental performance at this year’s When We Were Young Fest in Las Vegas, playing their magnum opus record, The Black Parade, in full for the first time since 2007. The band brought their iconic third album back to life. Their performance was complete with all the fan-favorite tracks such as “Famous Last Words,” “Teenagers,” and “Welcome To The Black Parade.” Additionally, their setlist included deep cuts from the album that rarely see the stage. From the opening piano notes of “The End.” (performed for the first time since 2007) to the resounding G-note that rang… Read more »
We’ve got lots to cover this week, Stoners! We’re using moles to identify bodies, we nail the pronunciation of Van Gogh’s name, and dive deep into the unexpectedly wild world of ice cream flavors.
This week I have a Pop Punk staple on the show, a guy who I will see on the road for three weeks coming up in Europe as they open for our band Sum 41 and my first Welsh artist on my show! This week I have Ben Barlow, singer and frontman of Neck Deep on Cone’s Cave! Neck Deep released a new album this year and we’ve also already spent some time on the road together in Japan earlier this year. A lot to talk about with Ben, don’t miss this Pop Punk Fans!
This week I have artist manager Mike Kaminsky, he was one of my first roommates in Los Angeles! He’s managed bands: 3oh3!, The Summer Set, Meg and Dia, Gatsby’s American Dream, Tonight Alive, Neck Deep, Twin XL, and TONS more! Tune in as we talk about how Mike and I met each other as well as he got his start in the music industry that he’s now successful in!
idobi photographer Gaëlle Pitrel covered the All Time Low European tour with Neck Deep and Real Friends at Le Batacian in Paris.
Photos from Day 1 of Today’s Mixtape Festival shot by idobi Photographer Audrey Lew. Featuring Hit The Lights, Such Gold, A Loss For Words, Hostage Calm, Neck Deep, Pentimento and more!
Fall Out Boy is not messing around today. The band has dropped a brand new song, “Aces” along with a massive run of stadium tour dates in 2027. The band is hitting the UK and Europe in May and June next year with A Day To Remember and Neck Deep. Fall Out Boy then heads to North America in July and August with The Offspring, Good Charlotte, and The Story So Far. This is bound to be a summer tour for the pop-punk history books. Gym Class Heroes Get Nostalgic For NYC In New Song “Useless” As if the tour… Read more »
Super Sometimes joined us for their idobi Session to perform “Say Something Now” this week. After the release of their debut album Show The World What’s Underneath earlier this year via Pure Noise Records, the band has been on an upward trajectory in making a mark on the pop-punk scene. Their sound is somewhat reminiscent of staple acts like Neck Deep or The Story So Far, but they are more akin to those bands in their promise to become a beacon of the scene. Super Sometimes is still early in their career and showing immense signs that they are here… Read more »
The dog days of summer call for some absolute bangers from the alternative world. Luckily, year after year, some of the most beloved acts in rock and emo unleashed dazzling LPs in the month of August to keep our playlists in tip-top shape. From Frank Iero‘s debut solo record Stomaches to Say Anything‘s …Is a Real Boy, all the way to Hellogoodbye‘s Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! and The Academy Is…’s Fast Times At Barrington High, these 25 album anniversaries will give you something to celebrate all month long. Say Anything — …Is A Real Boy Released on: August 3, 2004, via Doghouse Records.Standout… Read more »
The dog days of summer call for some absolute bangers from the alternative world. Luckily, year after year, some of the most beloved acts in rock and emo unleashed dazzling LPs in the month of July to keep our playlists in tip-top shape. From Sublime‘s 1996 self-titled and My Chemical Romance‘s debut, I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love, all the way to Pierce The Veil‘s Collide With The Sky and Jimmy Eat World‘s Bleed American, these 40 album anniversaries will give you something to celebrate all month long. Every Time I Die — From Parts Unknown… Read more »
