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Features “The world is a crazy place – come and escape with us”: Inside the glorious return of Motion City SoundtrackAs Motion City Soundtrack reveal details of their long-awaited album The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World, Justin Pierre and Joshua Cain talk 2016’s hiatus, overcoming burnout, working with Patrick Stump, and why they’ve always had “f*cking cool” fans…
News The All-American Rejects announce first headline tour in nearly a decadeThe All-American Rejects are hitting the road with New Found Glory, Motion City Soundtrack and more…
News Sad Summer Festival returns with Taking Back Sunday, The Maine, PVRIS and moreTaking Back Sunday will headline this year’s travelling Sad Summer Festival – with special guests on select dates including L.S. Dunes and Head Automatica.
News Slam Dunk confirm full billing for their 2022 pop-punk stageAhead of the June fests, Slam Dunk have announced the complete line-up for their Rock Scene stage, headlined by Neck Deep.
News Slam Dunk unveil first 2022 names including headliners Alexisonfire and RancidAlexisonfire and Rancid are set to headline Slam Dunk Festival 2022, with The Used, The Wonder Years and more also announced!
Features The 11 most underrated pop-punk bangers of the ’00sMove over mainstream hits, let’s dig out the most underrated pop-punk deep cuts from the start of the century…
Reviews EP review: Justin Courtney Pierre – The Price Of SaltMotion City Soundtrack frontman Justin Courtney Pierre twists and turns through uplifting melodies on new EP, The Price Of Salt.
News Motion City Soundtrack frontman Justin Courtney Pierre announces new EPListen to Justin Courtney Pierre's new single Dying To Know, taken from upcoming EP An Anthropologist On Mars.
News Motion City Soundtrack Hint At… SomethingMotion City Soundtrack have posted a cryptic video on their Twitter. What does it mean?
Features The 51 greatest pop-punk albums of all timeAn objective, definitive list of the greatest pop-punk albums ever! Did your favourite make it?
