The Fest has announced the 2023 line-up and it is stacked with hundreds of incredible bands. Celebrating its 21st year, The Fest will be held in Gainesville, FL on October 27th, 28th, and 29th. Headliners this year include Thursday, Decendents and Less Than Jake, with both Thursday and Less Than Jake performing special album shows. Thursday will play two sets, featuring their album War All The Time. Less Than Jake will do the same with their album Hello Rockview. Fans can expect other performances from artists such as Laura Jane Grace, The Wonder Years, Gwar, Eve6, Free Throw and many,… Read more »
Arrows in Action are back with another all-too-catchy tune, “Head In The Clouds” out today. The track stands out among their previous releases as a warm, sunny, feel-good anthem just in time for summer. Produced by frequent collaborator, Dan Swank, the new track pairs a laid-back groove with carefree lyrics to drive the point home. The Nashville-based group defines themselves as “pop punk adjacent”, which hits the nail right on the head. They certainly have a sound that derives itself from classic pop-punk acts, but the band is willing to explore outside of that box. They blend pop-punk and alternative rock with a… Read more »
Get in the car and roll the windows down. Dead Lakes is here to provide you your new summer anthem with their debut studio record, Daydreamer.
We love it when the world’s of music and pop culture collide. We love that there are so many more of our favorite actors that love to rock and roll, in their everyday life, than we thought. Here’s the second entry to the series covering actors that you didn’t know were in bands.
Producer and artist Fil Thorpe joined The Gunz Show to discuss all things music and more. The former Neck Deep member shares some memories about the pop punk / emo scene, as well as discusses his newest venture ‘World First Cinema.’ Gunz and Fil talk producing and the best advice that new artists can learn as TikTok and more continues to dominate the world. Oh, and if that wasn’t enough – how well does Fil do in an all new episode of “Who Wants To Be An Emo Millionaire?” Check it all out now on The Gunz Show and… Read more »
In the first Punk Goes Pride episode of 2023 Tate hangs out with pop punk artist and YouTube star, NOAHFINNCE. They chat about Noah’s experience in school, his impressive YouTube success, signing to Hopeless Records and his upcoming US headline tour. They also discuss the similarities and differences of being transgender in two different countries.
Good Charlotte guitarist Billy Martin joins The Gunz Show for a great conversation about music, comics, art and more. This is definitely an interview to listen to if you’re a music fan or a Good Charlotte fan!
— Today we talk about Magnolia Park’s new album, Bandcamp’s compliation to support safe abortion access, and Yungblud’s teaser. — Magnolia Park’s New Album Magnolia Park has been rising to the top since 2019 and they aren’t stopping anytime soon. The band announced that they’ll be dropping their debut album, Baku’s Revenge, on November 4th. Bassist Jared Kay said, “I think when [listening] to the messages in our songs and seeing the videos, you see that we’re more than a playful pop-punk band. We can have a good time and be silly, but we also show that there’s some serious… Read more »
(Goalkeeper / BandsInTown) Not one but two solid artists that you need to learn about on this week’s The Gunz Show. First up – Goalkeeper have the perfect blend of old into fresh pop punk sound that from an initial listen I immediately became a fan. Then, trubbleboy – who is getting a ton of buzz these days joins us! Make sure to subscribe to The Gunz Show across all audio platforms – and give that 5 star rating! And don’t forget to follow me @TheGunzShow and @EmoMillionaire across socials!
How many alarms does it take you to wake up? 1 for me. Alarm cats are brutal. It’s time to Rise Rock n’ Shine… Who: Margolnick is the solo project of Drake Margolnick, lead singer of anthemic rock band Flagship. He is using the project as a kind of restart button while still incorporating everything he learned during his years in Flagship. The music is more personal and intimate with Margolnick’s ear for melody remaining constant. What: “Watch Me” whip, now….actually don’t watch me do any of that; I’m terribly uncoordinated. Why: “Watch Me” is like an indie-pop origami crane… Read more »
