Full of Hell and Andrew Nolan to release Collab LP

Full of Hell and Andrew Nolan will release a collaborative LP. The album is called Scraping the Devine and features guest spots from Justin K. Broadrick, GxCx, Alex Hughes (Hatred Surge), Intensive Care, and Taichi Nagura (Endon). That's out November 15 via Closed Casket. You can see the lead video below.

Offspring and Simple Plan announce European tour in 2025

Offspring have announced a fairly lengthy trek in 2025. They'll be hopping all around Europe. The tour starts late September 2025 and the band is over there for all of October and most of November. Simple Plan opens and the band says more dates will be announced soon.

Bandages: “Perfect Hit” (Featuring Joe Gittleman)

We are please to bring to you an all new Punknews premiere for Ohio based melodic punks Bandages. The single is titled "Perfect Hit" and features guest vocals by the one and only Joe Gittleman. The single will be off of their debut self-titled album, out December 13th through Sad Cowboy Records.

Bandages features members of The Messengers, Night Beast, and 500 Miles To Memphis.

Jeff Rosenstock/Soul Glo/Bad Operation announce southeastern shows

Jeff Rosenstock is headed down south. He's got a week long trek and he'll be joined by Soul Glo and Bad Operation. You can see the dates below.

The Flatliners announce 20th anniversary, remastered edition of ‘Destroy To Create’

Flatliners are re-releasing their album Destroy to Create. The new version is remastered at the Blasting Room and is out via their own PWC Recordings. The band will also be performing the album in full this december in Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto. the release is out now.

MESS, Crux, The Skeptix, more to play LA Punk Invasion 2025 kick off show

Mess, Erections, Skeptix, and more are kicking off LA Punk Invasion. The kick off show is March 13, 2025 at First street billiards in LA. Exploited, Major Accident, and UK Subs headline the festival proper.

Metallica, AFI, X, Melvins, Refused, Scowl, more to play Sick New World 2025

Sick New World Fest has announced its 2025 edition. The lineup is mostly classic metal, nu metal, and some punk bands. Groups playing include Metallica and Linkin Park (who co-headline), along with AFI, X, Melvins, Scowl, Flaming Lips, 311, Refused, and a whole lot more… all in one day. About 50 bands play in total and that is April 12 in Las Vegas.

Hot Water Music, Street Dogs, Catbite, Toy Dolls, Slackers, more to play Mighty Sounds 2025

Mighty Sounds Fest, which is in the Czech Republic, has announced its 2025 lineup. Bands playing the '25 edition include Hot Water Music, Street Dogs, The Meffs, Millencolin, Catbite, Toy Dolls, The Slackers, Teenage Bottlerocket and much more. That's June 27-29 in Tabor, CZ.

Escape From The Zoo announce US tour dates

Escape from the Zoo have announced a fairly substantial jaunt. The tour kicks off late October and runs through most of November. The band hits a lot of spots in the USA, including east coast and down south. You can see the dates below.

Distillers drop off When We Were Young Fest, following All American Rejects departure

Distillers have dropped off When We Were Young Festival. The band did not give a reason, but did offer guest spots to future shows anyone who bought a ticket and wanted to see the band. This follows All American Rejects also dropping off the same festival/ In that announcement, AAR stated: "We have spent months tirelessly preparing a once in a lifetime show that we were so excited to bring to you. However, there has been a management change within the WWWY operation, and they are no longer able to accommodate us in the previously agreed upon line-up, which has made it impossible for us to continue."

We will keep you updated if anything else develops.

Watch the new video by The Dead Betties!

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new video by The Dead Betties! It is for their new song “Computer Lover” and was directed by lead singer and bassist Joshua Ackley. Speaking about the song, the band said,

"Our modern relationship with technology has not only commodified love but has also numbed us to the very concept of meaningful human connection. ‘Computer Lover’ captures the bleak reality of modern intimacy, particularly within hookup culture, where connections are increasingly transactional, shallow, and digital. This song shines a spotlight on the emotional desolation that arises from a culture dominated by screens. In a world where love and intimacy are reduced to images, videos, and fleeting encounters on social media and dating apps, it becomes difficult to form deep human bonds. We are constantly surrounded by devices—swiping, scrolling, liking—and in doing so, we substitute superficial interactions for meaningful engagement.”

”Computer Lover” is off the Dead Betties’ upcoming album Impossible Future which will be out on October 18 via Rotten Princess Records. Watch the video below!

Talking all things 'Rotten' with Abraxas Reflux

Toronto-based hardcore punk band Abraxas Reflux are just days away from releasing their outstanding second EP Rotten. Throughout four tracks the band tackles identity, examines relationships, and explores isolation with lyrics that are both poetic and visceral backed by killer riffs and excellent drum fills. Rotten will be out everywhere on October 19 via Tarantula Tapes. Abraxas Reflux will be playing Tarantula Tapes' fourth-anniversary show this weekend.

Through the magic of the internet, Punknews editor Em Moore caught up with vocalists and drummers Krista and Chase, guitarist Al, and bassist Felis to talk about the new EP, working with Tarantula Tapes, songwriting, incorporating movie clips into songs, and so much more. Read the interview below!