A dope show it was! Rebecca Black co-hosted, Super Whatever stopped in, Seb Lefebvre gave away some tickets, The UMA called in and as an added bonus to the podcasted version of the show I threw in my interview with 90’s Kids!
Glooms, Hiser, & R I L E Y chat about the new track “Not For You” that they all collaborated on + Nick gives his thoughts on both the My Chemical Romance Reunion and Popeye’s famed Chicken Sandwich.
idobi photographer Maysa Askar covered the Bring Me The Horizon tour with Poppy and Sleeping With Sirens in Miami at The Fillmore. Check out some photos from the tour below! [imgfull] Bring Me The Horizon Sleeping With Sirens Poppy [/imgfull]
Los Angeles based pop-punk band Cat Like Thief stop by and chat about the history of how they came to be, the creation of their first single “Ferris Wheel”, and plenty more.
[youtube][/youtube] Yo, when the old dudes talk about “another fine mess” they actually got it right. The lyrics may be about getting out of a mess but we’re totally into Five North. Tyler, Scott and Kyle blessed us with pop punk goodness in this session. AND it’s their debut single so sugar, they’re go up. Trust us Five North is exactly what’s been missing from your playlists. Hit that arrow button on “This Mess” and fill that musical hole in your heart. Make sure to follow the band on Instagram!
Geek Girl Riot is exploring 29Rooms’ upcoming event then diving into another fall TV roundup.
Tropical Storm Irma made landfall in Houston this past week. Miraculously, Dallas was saved from the storm by the power of DAY6’s Korean pop-rock (and, to a lesser extent, meteorological physics).
I got the opportunity to hang out with Drax Project for an afternoon while they were in town, I got to hear a sneak peek of their debut album, and got to taste a little bit of home in Brooklyn.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Fall TV season has arrived and Geek Girl Riot is giving you the lowdown you deserve (you’ve earned it, bb). But first: The Emmys!
The Faim have been poised to steal your heart for a while and now, with State of Mind, they’re running away with it completely, carried by stadium-ready choruses and lyrics that cut in a way only total honesty can.
