Peter Hook & The Light are taking the Get Ready 25th anniversary tour to Australia and New Zealand, beginning July 8 in Christchurch before wrapping the global run with a North American leg later this summer. Along with performing New Order's Get Ready in full, fans can expect a rotating set of favorites from both New Order and Joy Division. John Greenwood argues that Hook's shows remain far more than nostalgia, capturing the atmosphere, emotion, and intensity that made those songs timeless in the first place.

Punk, Hardcore, and Metal at Rodriguez Skate Park w/EKG, Stacked Deck and Honeyfoot.

Some families give you roots. Others give you reasons to run. This chapter follows a path from a fractured childhood into the welcoming chaos of punk, where skateboards, spray paint, loud music, and the right group of misfits become a lifeline. Beneath a graffiti-covered bridge, war stories are traded like cigarettes, proving that sometimes the closest thing to therapy is finding people just as beautifully fucked up as you are.

Bad Nerves release new single, announce U.S. and Canadian Tour followed by shows with Sex Pistols.

In Spite of everything the modern music industry has become, Mosswood Meltdown remains a fiercely independent celebration of punk, art, and outsider culture. With performances from Pavement, Iggy Pop, Bikini Kill, Otoboke Beaver, The Dead Milkmen, and more, plus John Waters, Peaches Christ's Punk Pride, and a weekend built on community instead of corporate sponsorship. Mosswood consistently proves that the underground is where the real magic happens. Featuring photos by Dick Slaughter with new previously un-released photos of Iggy Pop and Bikini Kill,

Human Issue offers listeners an examination of our complacency in vice and the cycle we craft as we try to give it meaning.

Pop Punk, Ska, and OI! Boss BBQ with The Bad-Ups, Bad Assets, and The Old Breed.

In Spite Magazine Proudly Presents CAT by Lob, Installment Seven.

Punk Rock Record Reviews: The Best of 2026, Part Eight with The Dwarves, Worthington’s Law, Manic Hispanic, Iron Reagan, and more.

Luicidal, “The OG’s of Suicidal Tendencies” at Smalls Bar with Detroit 442, The Lowcocks, and Sushi.

Tied Down Detroit 2026 Day #2 w/Carry On, Angel Du$t, Bad Beat, Skinhead, Pig Pen, Warthog, D-BLOC, The Sissy Boys and more.

Tied Down Detroit 2026 Pre-Show #2 with 100 Demons, Rotting Out, Death Before Dishonor, Division of Mind, The Killer and more.

Jerkazoids new album gives us something to think about.

Tied Down Detroit 2026 Day #1 w/Bayway, Kruelty, Shattered Realm, End It, Peeling Flesh, Pain of Truth, Walls of Jericho, Negative Approach, Nails, Never Ending Game, Terror, Blood For Blood and more.

Tied Down Detroit 2026 Pre-Show #1 w/Youth Of Today, Restraining Order, Build and Destroy, Madman, and WMD.

Punk Rock Record Reviews: The Best of 2026, Part Seven with Hebert & The Boys, Cittizins, Acidez, Nashville Pussy, Poise, Subversive Intent, The Sleights, Western Addiction, XCOMM and more!

DCxPC brings yet another fantastic live record with Comp Punksylvania Vol. 5

A brutal, unflinching serialization about surviving abuse, finding refuge in punk, and carrying the weight of trauma into adulthood and emergency response work. Moving between memory, firehouse reflections, and the formation of Al & the Coholics, it traces how music, rebellion, and chosen family became a lifeline for someone trying to outlive the ghosts that never fully leave.

The Casualties, The Drowns, The Lowcocks, and Come Out Fighting at Sanctuary Detroit 5/14/2026.

A dive into the grimy, paranoid world of Reagan-era sci-fi and horror cinema, where consumerism, media manipulation, addiction, and class warfare mutate into cult classics filled with punk spirit and anti-establishment rage. From alien-controlled capitalism in They Live to the cosmic nihilism of Repo Man, these films channel outsider rebellion, body horror, and distrust in the American Dream at the exact moment it began to decay in plain sight.