This week’s highlights include:

• Glocca Morra debuted a brand new song.
• Bands that debuted new music videos include We Came As Romans, The Menzingers, Nations Afire, The Lucky Ones, The Weekend Kids,.
• Bands with recent tour announcements include Lemuria, Nick 13, Municipal Waste, Joie De Vivre, Death By Stereo, The Atom Age, Dirty Heads / Matisyahu, One Win Choice / Astpai, and Audra May.
• The track list for the 2012 Vans Warped Tour was announced.
• Costa joined Run For Cover Records.
• Flatfoot 56 streamed a brand new song.
• California Wives joined the Vagrant Records family.
• Bob Wayne streamed a brand new song.
• The Atom Age streamed their brand new record.
• NOFX announced a new 7″
• The Gaslight Anthem detailed Handwritten.
• Topshelf Records and No Sleep Records released a joint compilation.
• Hot Water Music streamed their long awaited album, Exister.
• And Bobby headed to Pouzza Fest for the week to participate in the Pizza, Poutine, and Punk extravaganza.  Expect a full report of his Montreal excursion in the weeks ahead.

This week’s highlights include:

• Mountain Man joined No Sleep Records.
• Bands that debuted new music videos include  Brendan Kelly, The Sheds, O’Brother, The Briggs, Architects, The Living Daylights, and Sainthood Reps.
• Bands with recent tour announcements include Run With The Hunted, InAeona, City Of Ships, Protagonist / Go Rydell, Like Moths To Flames, Blacklist Royals, and Murder By Death.
• Sense Field have reunited for a single show.
• Blink 182 cancelled their upcoming North American tour.
• Lipona signed to Disconnect Disconnect Records.
• Against Me!’s Tom Gabel announced his plans to become a woman.
• Strike Anywhere will release a live album.
• Matt Skiba & The Sekrets streamed their debut.
• Bob Wayne debuted a brand new single
• Funeral For A Friend offered an update from the studio.
• Calabrese titled their upcoming full lemgth.
• Adam Yauch (Beastie Boys) passed away.
• And we posted new pictures from Social Distortion, Simple Plan, Every Time I Die, Terror & Cancer Bats.

He’s been busy snapping some photos of bands over the last little while who have passed through his neck of the woods and you can now check out five brand new photo galleries:

- Social Distortion
- Simple Plan
- Every Time I Die
- Terror
- Cancer Bats 

This week’s highlights include:

• Godtime Boys signed to Bridge Nine Records.
• Bands that debuted new music videos include Take One Car, Underwater Tiger, Hot Water Music, Normadie Blue, Alkaline Trio, Defying Control, Say Anything, .
• Bands with recent tour announcements include Xerxes, A Wilhelm Scream, Useless ID, Hawks And Doves / Future Now, Bouncing Souls / Menzingers / Luther, The Hives, and NOFX / Snuff / Margate.
• Red Scare promised7″ records all summer long.
• The Pajammas joined Dang!Records.
• Death By Stereo streamed their new full length.
• Bangers debuted a new song.
• Bobby interviewed Hugo Mudie (Poussa Fest).

With less than a month to go before the festival, we gave Hugo Mudie – the founder of the festival – a call to talk about what people can expect this year, the inspiration behind the festival, why it stands out amongst other festivals and, most importantly, what type of pizza to use when making Pouzza.

Read the interview here.

This week’s highlights include:

• More bands were added to The Fest 11.
• Bands that debuted new music videos include Subwaste, Andrew Jackson Jihad, and Eve 6.
• Bands with recent tour announcements include Thrice, Direct Hit!, Ignite, and Matt Skiba & The Sekrets.
• The Addicts announced plans for a new album.
• Hot Water Music debuted a new single.
• The Red Hot Chili Peppers will release a covers album.
• State Champs joined Pure Noise Records.
• No Sleep Records announced their flagship store in Huntington Beach.
• Rise Against released a new EP.
• Dave Hause streamed a new single from his upcoming 7″ series.
• Mixtapes debuted a new song.
• Paper + Plastick Records announced a new Story/Song graphic novel project.
• We Are The Union are working on new material.
• Solidarity Records signed Dogjaw.
• And we upped a new interview with Cancer Bats.

This week’s highlights include:

• Duck. Little Brother, Duck! signed on with Topshelf Records.
• Bands that debuted new music videos include A Loss For Words, Mean Jeans, A Past Unknown, Good Old War, The Used, and Museum Mouth.
• Bands with recent tour announcements include On My Honor, Deep Sleep, Living With Lions, Sandman Viper Command, Antillectual, Farler’s Fury, Old Man Markley / The Aggrolites / Street Dogs, Such Gold, Chixdiggit, and Nightbirds.
• Green Day announced that they are planning to release a three new album.
• Teenage Bottlerocket announced their next album.
• Dying Scene released a folk punk compilation.
• The Menzingers debuted a b-side.
• Calabrese asked their fans to title their new album.
• We upped a whole load of new pictures of Descendents, Flogging Molly, Andrew WK, Gogol Bordello, Drive By Truckers in our gallery.
• And Bobby interviewed Laura Stevenson & The Cans and Boys No Good.

Jacksonville, FL’s Boys No Good’s blend of fast hardcore with catchy pop punk is grounded by front man Jeff Harrell’s clean and sometimes raw vocals. It didn’t take long for the newcomers to inspire fans nationally with the self-released free digital demo in 2010. Since then the group has toured the U.S. receiving mass fan praise playing along side of bands like New Found Glory, Bane, The Wonder Years, Trapped Under Ice, Evergreen Terrace and many more.

In 2011, Boys No Good entered the studio for their debut release, Never Felt Better, which was released that summer via Indianola Records.

Ashley Milholland spoke with bass player, James Siboni this past February after they played their last date of their tour in Jacksonville, Florida at the Pit.

Read the interview here.

This week’s highlights include:

• Joey Cape and Tony Sly are back with a second acoustic split.
• Bands that debuted new music videos include Transit, MxPx, Daybreaker, Former Thieves, Seahaven, Architects, Tom Gabel, and The Scandals,.
• Bands with recent tour announcements include Brand New, Post Teens, Less Than Jake, Mariachi El Bronx, and The Used.
• Souvenirs signed on with 6131 Records.
• Off With Their Heads are planning a new full length soon.
• Hot Water Music gave away a free song.
• Fake Boys streamed their new album.
• Fictitious band Perfect Teeth gave away heir first song.
• Rise Records signed Crown The Empire.
• The Offspring finished their next album.

This week’s highlights include:

• Travis Barker and a muppet had a drum off.
• Bands that debuted new music videos include Mute, Palisades, Jack White, Demon Hunter, The Darlings, The Story So Far, and The Story Changes.
• Bands with recent tour announcements include All Get Out / La Dispute / Balance & Composure, Defeater, Koffin Kats, and Cancer Bats.
• Sharks parted ways with their bassist.
• Shook Ones debutd a brand new song.
• Social Distortion unearthed two rarities.
• Dave Hause announced a 7″ series.
• Tegan & Sara entered the studio.
• Russ Rankin joined the solo circuit,
• Rancid streamed their entire discography.
• The Early November started recording their next full length.
• Anti-Flag tipped their hats to 6 months of Occupy Wallstreet.