One of the most anticipated pop-punk releases of 2015 has arrived. Around The World And Back, Albany pop-punk frontrunners State Champs’ sophomore full-length record, is finally available to stream. A little over two years ago to this day, the five-piece released their debut studio album, entitled The Finer Things, via Pure Noise Records. This record served as the band’s first Billboard-charting album, and has been very well received across the globe — transcending their musical careers into having toured with some of the industry’s biggest names like All Time Low and 5 Seconds Of Summer. You can listen to Around… Read more »
Four Year Strong are streaming their newest single, “Eating My Words” from their upcoming self-titled album.
No Good News have posted a statement regarding the recently resurfaced accusations of sexual abuse by their drummer Harry Corrigan.
Senses Fail are streaming their new single “The Importance of the Moment of Death” from their upcoming album ‘Pull The Thorns From Your Heart’.
The Story So Far have announced a short European tour this summer for the month of August.
Speak Low If You Speak Love, the side project of State Champs bassist Ryan Scott Graham, has released his debut album ‘Everything But What You Need’.
While a complete return to Skip School, Start Fights would have felt stale and continued down the same path as Invicta by alienating many fans, Hit The Lights find the perfect middle ground with Summer Bones.
Senses Fail has released their new song “All You Need is Already Within You” from their upcoming seven-inch split with Man Overboard.
An announcement on Front Porch Step’s Facebook page states that Jake McElfresh will not be continuing with tour plans for the immediate future.
After releasing their fantastic debut full-length earlier this year, Elder Brother—consisting of Kevin Geyer (The Story So Far) and Dan Rose (Daybreaker)—have constantly been out playing shows across the country. idobi writer Catherine Yi caught up with Dan during their brief west coast winter tour to discuss why bands should never break up, that one weird song on the record (you know which one I’m talking about), the best albums of 2014, and more.
