Nick & Allison chat about the new Netflix documentary series Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez, a surprising update to Uber’s policy, share thoughts on Prince Harry & Meghan Markle stepping back from the Royal Family, and look at the top performing films from over the weekend.
Not much for tears? Yeah, that’s about to change with With Confidence’s latest release. The Australian pop punkers have shared a video for their heartbreak anthem “Long Night”.
idobi staff are bringing you the most wanted acts appearing at this year’s SXSW festival.
The Used are celebrating their 15th anniversary in a big way! Look forward to a new live album and a spring tour, featuring two nights and two albums front to back in every city.
Planted in a small West Virginia town, Rob and Nat Rufus of Blacklist Royals are conjoined twins, not physically, but they’re brothers of the same artistic DNA, roommates on the open road, and lifelong punk rock compadres.
Eddie Jason & Chris are back with an all new live show tonight at 9p ET after The Mike Herrera Hour, and Monday at 8pm ET following Full Frontal. This week, EJC celebrates their ReverbNation Artist of the Month, Palaye Royale! They’re a hard working and unsigned indie band that does it all, from directing their own music videos to handling their own social media. The Ends Beginning is their debut EP, available now on iTunes. Take a look at Palaye Royale’s music video for “Get Higher “: httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3feE0RCLsw As always, EJC will discuss current events, pull off outrageous prank… Read more »
Title Fight and Balance & Composure will head out across North America together this fall with support from Cruel Hand and Slingshot Dakota.
Green Day has been delivering power-punk to the mainstream since Billie Joe Armstrong clutched a monkey in “Longview” nearly 15 years ago. The trio has done it all with one foot firmly entrenched in its hometown East Bay punk scene, stating its allegiance to gutter punks and Gilman Street at every possible chance. It’s been both a blessing and a curse, eternally indebted to the past, but inching ever closer to the future. With the reigning punk royalty out of the picture the past couple years, the number of punk releases declined sharply. Anyone hoping Green Day would bring… Read more »
When the Silversun Pickups were writing “Swoon,” the follow-up to their breakout “Carnavas” album, they were given access to parts of the universe where mere mortals dare not tread. And they soaked in them. “We were on jets that landed on hovercrafts that rolled us onto Jacuzzi-shaped planes,” frontman Brian Aubert laughed. “And on one Jacuzzi plane, there was a submarine, and that was the VIP, and that was going crazy. And that’s where we wrote the album. We wrote “Swoon” on the backs of hookers. In crayon.” He’s kidding. But there’s no denying that the past few years have… Read more »
Katy Perry opened the set to the prerecorded strains of Queen’s “Killer Queen” and covered that band’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” as an encore. During her 75-minute homecoming set Saturday night at the Wiltern Perry revealed that she’s also royalty of some sort: She’s the queen of putdown pop. Pop music’s It Girl sang of boys who aren’t men but “manikins,” run “hot and cold” and are “so gay.. but don’t even like boys.” The young sold-out crowd ate it up, thinking it was not only catchy but also edgy pop with an attitude. Those with a bit more experience,… Read more »
