From Mexico’s underground to Rebellion 2025, Las Fokin Biches ignite the Loud Women Stage with feminist fire and unapologetic punk.

Screeching Weasel back in Detroit after 15 years, with The Raging Nathans and Hayley and the Crushers. St. Andrew’s Hall 10/15/2025.

The bass that built Manchester still rumbles. Peter Hook & The Light hit the UK for a tour.

BlackPoo and Hot Pink Sewage: the names alone clear the room; the music fills it back up. Straight from the gutters of Blackpool’s punk underbelly.

After waiting nearly three decades, I finally got to see Texas Is The Reason at a small club in Chicago, with one of my other favorite bands, Samiam, all thanks to Riot Fest 2025.

You can’t turn off TV Smith; he’s been on tour since ’77 and isn’t slowing down. Catch the 2025 UK dates, starting Oct 24 in Ramsgate.

The Briefs “Bloodied in the Midwest” tour 2025 @ Small’s Bar + Thought Control / Colossal Man/ Totaled @ Edgemen Printing.

Goody James travels to New Orleans, Louisiana, to see TsuShiMaMiRe from Japan.

Meet James the Kid: The Five-Year-Old Capturing Rebellion Festival 2025

Billy Idol and Joan Jett turn a Berkeley landmark into punk’s latest palace.

Pasadena just got a new venue. Backyard Party offers LA’s east side with a modern, all-ages venue with big sound, big ideas, and a future that feels wide open.

Nine Inch Nails continues to push their music to new, extreme heights sonically and visually nearly 40 years into a career that is as historically influential as it is consistently groundbreaking.

Bad Cop Bad Cop started their tour with Iron Roses in Hamtramck, MI.

Bad Cop / Bad Cop comes to Detroit on their “Lighten Up” tour, with Boob Sweat and The Iron Roses.

Featuring Interrobang, The Undertones, two competing sets of “bois,” and more…

Los Fastidios, Desperate Measures, Dave Dictor, Riskee and the Ridicule, Wonk Unit, The Meffs, Swell Maps, The Anti-Nowhere League, The Undertones, and The Damned.

The first annual Seisún Festival brought primarily Irish punk or punk-adjacent bands to Boston. Concertgoers were happy to fight the rain for a chance to see them.

Evan Swartz returns for the third and final night of Savage Mountain Punk Fest, featuring Heros Unsung, Burn Kit, The Goons, Submachine, Huntingtons, Raging Nathans, and The Dwarves

Rebellion Festival gave the Opera House to Eve Libertine & Eva LeBlanc; what unfolded was part chaos, part ritual, and all unforgettable.

This year’s backyard fundraiser did not disappoint, featuring: Jack Black, Lt. Jim Dangle, ¾ of The Go-Go’s, Kathleen Hannah, Fred Armisen, Margaret Cho, and many more.