Neck Deep and Knuckle Puck have announced the release of a split 7″ in support of their upcoming tour together. The record will be put out through Bad Timing Records in conjunction with Hopeless Records and can be pre-ordered here or here, or available for purchase at a tour stop near you. The split features two songs from Neck Deep’s new album and two new songs from Knuckle Puck, one of which can be heard below. Track Listing: SIDE A Neck Deep – “Crushing Grief (No Remedy)” Neck Deep – “Growing Pains” SIDE B Knuckle Puck – “Gold Rush” Knuckle… Read more »
The thirty-minute documentary follows the band as they toured with The Wonder Years, Real Friends, and Handguns.
The release of Wishful Thinking sees Neck Deep step up to the plate, proving that the band is ready to take their infectious sound from the UK pop punk scene to the world.
The band’s latest record, Wishful Thinking, will be out on January 14.
Neck Deep are releasing clips of new songs on their Instagram daily. The tracks are taken from their upcoming album Wishful Thinking, due out January 14th on Hopeless Records. Check out a sample of “Crushing Grief (No Remedy)” in the video below.
Neck Deep has released a new song “Growing Pains” with an accompanying music video.
Neck Deep are releasing an LP via Hopeless Records entitled Wishful Thinking on January 14th. Check out a stream of a new song, “Crushing Grief.”
Neck Deep will be heading out on a US tour next spring with Light Years and Knuckle Puck.
U.K. pop-punk act Neck Deep have signed with Hopeless Records. The band have been working hard on a new album which will be released on the label some time in the near future.
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 »
