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As with every other year, anticipation surrounding the first line-up announcement for Good Things 2025 was almost at a fever pitch. Social media experts and promoter wannabe's all shared their projected line-ups, but most were well off the mark.Good Things is possibly one of the hardest festival line-ups armchair critics get to sink their teeth into, with the diversity and seemingly flippant mashing of genres meaning pretty much any band from any genre could make the final cut. And this year was no exception.When TOOL were announced as headliners, a large number of punters were already scrambling for tickets, but a quick scan through the rest of the line-up proves the eclectic tastes of organisers and the variety of live music on show for fans of most persuasions.Rock? Tick. Weezer, Garbage.Pop Punk? Tick. All Time Low, New Found Glory.Punk? Tick. Refused.Metal? Big tick. Machine Head. Knocked Loose, Lorna Shore.Amongst the impressive international bands on display is a large contingent of Australian bands who will be representing at Good Things. One of whom is Windwaker, who have just released the crushing new track Victory Lap. The Melbourne-based metalcore outfit are deservedly riding a tidal wave of success following the release of last year's genre-bending album Hyperviolence. The album catapulted the band into the ears of a global audience, in the process earning them a nomination at this year's APRA Awards alongside touring opportunities both local and abroad. The album - which was the first featuring Liam Guinane as lead vocalist - showcased the evolution within Windwaker's sound, tearing at the foundations of sonic tapestries to reveal a convoluted yet accessible underbelly that was as refreshing as it was unique.The flow on effect from that album has seen Windwaker lead the charge of Aussie acts at Good Things 2025, with Liam sitting down with HEAVY to go over a whirlwind last 18 months. The band have previously played festivals such as Download, UNIFY and Knight & Day, but we state the obvious by remarking that no matter how often it may happen, Liam would never get sick of seeing the name 'Windwaker' on the poster."No, I want to see it more often," he laughed. "I'm so stoked to be part of this line-up. We've played Good Things once before, but I think this is probably my favourite line-up of theirs put together. That's not just because I'm on it, I think it's just a great round of bands."We ask about the mentality backstage between Australian bands and their international counterparts, and if it ever seems like an 'us against them' type of situation."It can be," Liam laughed again. "It's case by case with every band. Some keep to themselves and do their own thing, while there's others that are very friendly and talk to you. It's always different. I think the artist area is where a lot of the mingling happens. When you're backstage, as such, everyone is acting like security guards for their gear (laughs), and they're just staunching everybody. For the most part, everyone is really nice, but you're right, the Aussies gravitate to the other Aussies. I guess it's just a bit of a natural thing that happens."In the full interview, Liam talks more about the eclectic assortment of artists and genres and why he prefers a festival like that rather than one with a more common mixing of genres. We talk about the high number of Australian bands playing and how it represents local music on a global stage, his tips for surviving Good Things, what songs from Windwaker to listen to in preparation for the show and what we can expect from their set.Talk turns to Windwaker's new single Victory Lap and it's sensational music video, whether it is a standalone single or part of a bigger picture, what direction future music may take and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Guests: Mikaila Delgado, singer, songwriter, and frontwoman of Yours Truly.Teddie Winder-Haron, lead guitar of Yours Truly.Guest's Genre(s): Alternative Rock, Pop Punk, Emo.Episode Topic: Yours Truly's Mikaila Delgado opens up about band transitions, finding her voice through vulnerability, and the honest evolution behind their latest album.Key Themes Discussed:Navigating the emotional and creative aftermath of losing founding band members and how that uncertainty shaped the band's new chapter.The catharsis and honesty in songwriting—using music to process public and private breakups, professional splits, and the challenges of being a public figure.The power of collaboration and expanding the band's sound by co-writing with outside producers and musicians.The importance of supportive family, work ethic, and finding bandmates with aligned priorities, especially at a young age.Adjusting to new dynamics after major band changes, trusting the vision, and moving forward despite fears about fan support and authenticity.Key Advice for Aspiring Artists:Teddie: Don't just sit around wishing for it—actively put yourself out there. Whether it's posting videos online or reaching out to musicians at shows, keep doing everything you can to push your project forward.Mikaila: When you have a bad show (and you will), don't sulk. Accept it, learn from it, and make the next one better.Target Audience: Aspiring musicians, fans of alternative rock and pop punk, band members navigating changes, and anyone interested in authentic artist journeys.Keywords: Yours Truly interview, Mikaila Delgado, band lineup changes, alternative rock songwriting, pop punk honesty, music industry advice, Bringin' it Backwards podcast.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bringin-it-backwards--4972373/support.https://bringinitbackwards.com/

Welcome back to *When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast that battles depression with the healing power of music. In today's episode we're joined by rising indie rocker‑pop‑punk talent Zack King (yes, the one whose TikTok magic you love, now making waves with his own music).We kick off with a quick word from our sponsor, BetterHelp, reminding listeners that affordable, flexible online therapy is just a click away—plus a special 10 % discount for our audience.From there, host James “the professional handicapped” Cox dives into Zack's personal journey: why escaping Minnesota's bleak, long winters for Los Angeles's perpetual sunshine transformed his mental health, how a loyal dog and daily walks became his daily dose of vitamin D, and why that sunny vibe now powers his new album Text‑Way‑Into‑Your‑Heart (dropping September 12).Zack breaks down his genre‑spanning sound—rock, pop, and punk rolled into a fresh pop‑punk hybrid—while sharing his biggest musical influences, from Matchbox 20 to Paramore, and the role of writing, therapy, and honest lyricism in navigating anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts.We also explore the modern music‑maker's toolkit: Zack's love‑hate relationship with AI, his DIY production experiments in Ableton, the grind of being an independent artist (merch, gigs, social media, and the relentless hustle of juggling day jobs), and why he's staying indie for now.Fans will hear Zack's favorite cover stories, his hot‑take on music legends (Creed over Nickelback, Metallica over Megadeth), and a rapid‑fire round of “hardest questions” that reveal his guilty‑pleasure tracks and secret inspirations.Finally, Zack teases upcoming tour plans on the West Coast, new merch drops, and where listeners can find his music, TikTok, Instagram, and more.Tune in for a raw, authentic conversation about creativity, mental health, and the relentless pursuit of a song that truly resonates—because when words fail, music speaks.

Send in your music story!This week we have the privilege of sitting down with the incredible band Like Ghosts to discuss their lengthy career in the Pop-Punk genre! From covers that drop panties to Originals that get you hyped we talk it all! As children of the 90s we also dive into some of our favorite childhood memories!Check out our Youtube and Instagram! Check out our Website! Become a member!Support the showPlease give us a quick rate and review. If you enjoyed the audio version head over to our Youtube for video content! Follow the Instagram for special content and weekly updates. Check out our website and leave us a voice message to be heard on the show or find out more about the guests!Ever wanted to start your own podcast? Here is a link to get started!https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1964696https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONMXkuIfpVizopNb_CoIGghttps://www.instagram.com/hook_and_bridge_podcast/https://www.thehookandbridgepodcast.com/

New pop-punk albums means the return of Jarrell's pop-punk loving human wife Mandy as the guest co-host. On this episode they review the latest from Machine Gun Kelly and Good Charlotte. Also the Black Keys have a new album that they discuss. Plus, Jarrell mentions the latest version of "War of the Worlds" starring Ice Cube which is getting plenty of unwanted attention!Please subscribe to the podcast/YouTube channel and follow us on the socials!Email: njhybridradio@gmail.comFacebook: https://facebook.com/puppetreviews15Twitter: https://twitter.com/puppetreviews15Instagram: https://instagram.com/puppetreviews15Patreon: https://patreon.com/puppetperspectivesYou can also support us with a donation here: ⁠Puppet Perspectives is Podcasts and YouTube videos (buymeacoffee.com)Support the show

Chasta and Baby Huey are joined by New Found Glory frontman Jordan Pundik. Jordan talks about the band’s upcoming album, how guitarist Chad Gilbert is doing with his ongoing health battle, and why New Found Glory’s bond with fans has kept them going strong for 25+ years. He also dives into Warped Tour nostalgia, his tattooing side hustle, and touring with The Offspring and Jimmy Eat World.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As with every other year, anticipation surrounding the first lineup announcement for Good Things 2025 was almost at a fever pitch. Social media experts and promoter wannabe's all shared their projected line-ups – but most were well off the mark.Good Things is possibly one of the hardest festival line-ups armchair critics get to sink their teeth into, with the diversity and seemingly flippant mashing of genres meaning pretty much any band from any genre could make the final cut. And this year was no exception.When TOOL were announced as headliners, a large number of punters were already scrambling for tickets, but a quick scan through the rest of the line-up proves the eclectic tastes of organisers and the variety of live music on show for fans of most persuasions.Rock? Tick. Weezer, Garbage.Pop Punk? Tick. All Time Low, New Found Glory.Punk? Tick. Refused.Metal? Big tick. Machine Head. Knocked Loose, Dayseeker.But one band stands out more than others for their brutality. And of course theirs is the only logo on the poster almost unreadable to the non-metal trained eye. That band is Lorna Shore, and HEAVY was fortunate enough to speak with guitarist Adam Demicco earlier this morning about their Good Things appearance plus their new album.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

On this week's episode, co-hosts Sequoia Holmes and Jewel Wicker have a graduation ceremony for all our favorite emo & pop punk songs that turn 18 this year. Check out The Daily DirtyBuy Mocha Grande Merch HighlightsMy Chemical Romance Avril LavigneFall Out BoyBoys Like GirlsMetro StationAll Time Low   Follow Sequoiahttps://www.instagram.com/sequoiabholmeshttps://www.tiktok.com/@sequoiabholmeshttps://twitter.com/sequoiabholmesFollow Jewel Wickerhttps://www.instagram.com/jewelwickershowhttps://substack.com/@jewelwickerFollow BPLP Podhttps://www.instagram.com/bplppodhttps://twitter.com/bplppodhttps://www.tiktok.com/@bplppod

Interview by Kris PetersSydney-based post hardcore four-piece Closure continue their impressive momentum in 2025 after the release of their long-anticipated debut EP, The Sweet Suffering, which is out now on all major streaming platforms. The record includes the previously released singles Hindsight, Glare, and A Cold Space Between, each showcasing the band's evolution into a darker, heavier sonic identity. A deeply personal and hard-hitting project, The Sweet Suffering chronicles emotional resilience, anxiety, the art of letting go, and love. For Closure, this release is more than just a debut — it's a defining moment and the beginning of a powerful new chapter.Riding the momentum of that release, Closure have recently been announced as part of the annual music extravaganza BigSound, which will again be held in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley from September 2 to 5. HEAVY caught up with Closure vocalist Lucy May to discuss BigSound and how Closure got to be there.We also asked her what Closure hopes to get out of the experience."I think just a new experience, definitely," she measured, "and hopefully meeting some people that we haven't had the opportunity to meet before. I feel like, being in a heavier band it's obviously a really tight-knit community, so I think meeting other people obviously… we're self-managed at the moment so we don't have a manager, so I think that would be really something that would be a massive thing if we could maybe connect with some people and have a conversation about that, but honestly just getting out there and supporting people."In the full interview, the discussion covered the musical evolution of Closure from pop punk to post-hardcore, including their debut EP The Sweet Suffering and the DIY production approach for their latest release. We also talked about upcoming performances, networking opportunities at music events, and the importance of strategic industry connections, while Lucy shared insights about their venue plans and plans for future releases and tours.We spoke about the stylistic changes within their music and how they plan to integrate new music into future setlists, the importance of BigSound to emerging Australian artists and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

We would LOVE to hear what you think. Please drop a line. Rising Stars & Raw Passion: An Interview with Doni JamesJoin hosts Infinite and Brick as they sit down with an incredible, up-and-coming music artist who's got big dreams and an even bigger passion for making it in the industry. In this inspiring episode, Doni James shares his journey, musical influences—from Demi Lovato and Avril Lavigne to Simple Plan—and how these artists shape their sound and drive their ambition. Whether you're a fan of heartfelt lyrics, catchy hooks, or raw talent, this conversation is sure to motivate and entertain.Tune in and take a listen—you might just discover your next favorite artist!Support the show

The music industry is a fickle one.Try as an artist may to strike that elusive winning formula, more often than not, it is timing, or luck, or a combination of both which will ultimately decide the course your musical journey takes. Bands can try unsuccessfully for years to crack the market, churning out quality material time and time again with little or no return.But then that one moment of magic can change it all. That chance encounter. The right planets aligning at exactly the right time. Which is precisely what happened for Melbourne-based punk/pop band KTV last year, when a simple acceptance to an offer made about putting one of their old singles on a compilation album paid immediate dividends.After originally forming in the late 1990s, KTV released two EPs, played a tonne of gigs and won music industry competitions at the time. They played shows with high-profile artists including Killing Heidi, Magic Dirt, Deborah Conway, Vika and Linda, and Kisschasy, amongst others. After numerous line-up changes, the band ran out of steam in 2001. Singer/songwriter/guitarist, Kat O went on to form Kathematics, who had a song featured in an American TV show, as well as many other bands.Fast-forward to 2025, and KTV are back in action with original member Philip Yarra on bass/vocals, who recently toured with UK Ska legends, Bad Manners and the drumming prowess of John Hastings. Armed with a back catalogue of original 90s-inspired pop/punk classics, as well as Kat's new tunes, KTV are currently making a dent on the local live scene and are keen to get back in the studio to record. HEAVY caught up with Kat late last week to find out more.One of the things we spoke about was the early days of the band."It was around the time when Killing Heidi had their Reflector album out and was number one, they were the number one band in Australia," Kat recalled. "Back when bands were actually number one in Australia (laughs). Those were great days, because that unfortunately doesn't happen anymore. Anyway, we got to support them at the Prince of Wales, and that was a really huge show for us, plus we did gigs with Deborah Conway and Vika and Linda in front of thousands of people at the Arts Centre. There were some really, really big shows, and we played with some of our heroes as well. The scene was amazing back then."In the full interview, Kat reflects on the KTV's past successes, including supporting major acts and winning competitions. She expressed the excitement and nerves surrounding their recent first show back, highlighting the strong chemistry amongst the members.We discussed how a compilation CD featuring their demo track reignited interest in the band and addressed the challenges of reforming after a long break, including busy schedules and changes in the music industry. Kat discussed their plans for new music, which will blend nineties-inspired indie punk and grunge elements, while also revisiting older songs. KTV also announced upcoming gigs and encouraged fans to follow them on social media for updates, plus more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

This week we had the chance to hang out with Pop Punk/Country artist Ryan Boey to talk about his mix of pop punk and country and what influenced his sound.JOIN OUR COMMUNITYhttps://www.patreon.com/unsignedpoppunkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/unsignedpop...TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@unsignedpoppunkDiscord: https://discord.gg/gVtQ3Ngy3zWebsite: https://www.unsignedpoppunk.comTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/unsignedpoppunkTwitter: https://twitter.com/unsignedpoppunkYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/unsignedpoppunkFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsignedpoppunk__________LISTEN AND WATCH RYAN BOEY:https://linktr.ee/ryanboey__________NEED SOME NEW MERCH?Stop by the Unsigned Pop Punk Merch Store and pick up a new shirt, hat, hoodie, or one of our awesome compilations. All proceeds go back into helping us continue to do this full time!__________Big thank you to GFUEL!Go to www.GFuel.com and pick of some amazing drinks! Use our code at check out to save 20% your order! That's a good freakin deal!Use code: UNSIGNEDPOPPUNKThank you so much to Chattanooga Beard Co. for sponsoring todays episode! Use our code "UNSIGNEDPOPPUNK" at checkout to save 15% off of your order!www.chattanoogabeard.co

Interview by Kris PetersAs with every other year, anticipation surrounding the first line up announcement for Good Things 2025 was almost at a fever pitch. Social media experts and promoter wannabe's all shared their projected line-ups - but most were well off the mark.Good Things is possibly one of the hardest festival line ups armchair critics get to sink their teeth into, with the diversity and seemingly flippant mashing of genres meaning pretty much any band from any genre could make the final cut. And this year was no exception.When TOOL were announced as headliners, a large number of punters were already scrambling for tickets, but a quick scan through the rest of the line up proves the eclectic tastes of organisers and the variety of live music on show for fans of most persuasions.Rock? Tick. Weezer, Garbage.Pop Punk? Tick. All Time Low, New Found Glory.Punk? Tick. Refused.Metal? Big tick. Machine Head. Knocked Loose, Lorna Shore.But there was one band name there that defied expectations. A band not even from this planet. A band dubbed 'Scumdogs Of The Universe'. A band like no other…And that band is GWAR. These guys have been devastating audiences the world over for more than 40 years, their incredible backstory and characters resonating just as much as their music. But it is in the live arena that GWAR excels. Their stage shows are legendary, so much so that filmmakers were driven to make a documentary on the band and their history called This Is Gwar.Yes, ladies and metalheads. This IS GWAR. And what follows is a brief transcript of HEAVY's interview with frontman Blöthar the Berserker, who, as you will be able to tell, is keen to get back to Australia and convert the country en route to enslaving the world. With Good Things sharing the same calendar month as Christmas, we ask Blothar if GWAR will be filling their red sacks with surprises for Aussie fans."(laughing) Well… mostly, when it comes to Christmas, we don't really hand out gifts as much as we take them," he offered. "Gwar is keeping alive that horrible tradition that the Dutch have, Black Pete. Can you believe that they did that? Who do these people think they are? But, seriously, that's what we do. We kidnap children, and we stuff them into stockings, and we turn them into coal and all of that stuff, then we run off with them to Morocco, or something like that. GWAR's not big on Christmas. We are friends with Krampus, though."We run through the line-up again and reiterate our early observation that GWAR are the proverbial black sheep of the Good Things line up, a point which is not lost on Blothar as we ask if the people of Australia are ready for the carnage."I don't know. They loved it last time that the band went down there," he shrugged. "We took a swipe at Tony Abbott and everybody got all upset - boo hoo - but I don't even know what's going on politically in Australia now. We've been very busy… we've got our own problems here to worry about. I think Australians are gonna love GWAR. GWAR is a band that is funny. That's the difference. And let me be clear about that. You go see a heavy metal band… you don't go and see a lot of heavy metal bands where everyone you look at is smiling. They're laughing and having a good time. They can't believe they're seeing… they feel inspired to go and do something creative themselves. That's what GWAR is. That is what GWAR is."In the full interview, Blothar talks more about the line up and gives his thoughts on spreading so many different genres through a festival, what has changed with GWAR since they were last out here, battling the oppressive Australian heat, what three songs punters should listen to if they aren't familiar with the band, where to research the backstory and find out more about the GWAR universe, their latest album The Return Of Gor Gor and how it was received, reaching 40 years as a band and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Emo and Pop Punk fans finally have a night in Cork with the MMRS.03 landing in Dali Aug 29th PJ talks to Éanna Brown, the man behind it. Tix at mmrs.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Roma İmparatoru Marcus Aurelius'un heykeli, Ankara'da sergilenmeye başlandı. TÜRK-İŞ ve HAK-İŞ hükümetle anlaşma sağladı.Bu bölüm Metro Türkiye hakkında reklam içermektedir. Metro Türkiye, sektöre rehberlik etmek amacıyla hazırladığı Sürdürülebilir Ürünler Kataloğu'nu genişletip geliştirerek yeniden sektör profesyonellerine sundu. Katalog bu yıl 200'ü aşkın sürdürülebilir gıda ve gıda dışı ürünü kapsıyor, yeme içme sektöründe sürdürülebilirlik çözümlerini bir araya getiriyor. Sürdürülebilir Ürünler Kataloğu'nu buradan inceleyebilirsiniz.Bu bölüm ÇOKGEÇ hakkında reklam içermektedir. İstanbul alternatif müzik sahnesinin genç ekiplerinden ÇOKGEÇ; EDM, Metalcore, ve Pop-Punk esintileri taşıyan yeni teklileri HAYALETLER'i yayınladı. Yeni ekip üyelerinin de katkısı ile ilk kez bir dörtlü olarak hazırlanan, ÇOKGEÇ'in şimdiye kadarki en agresif parçası  HAYALETLER'i buradan dinleyebilirsiniz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 331 features The New Noise, an indie rock band out of Boston, with a new album called Aim for Nowhere. I featured their track “Wasn't Yours to Make”, and if you like it, you can stream it wherever you listen to music. In the interview, I spoke with Jeff (vocals) and Bob (drums), and we talked about the song, the Boston music scene, recording, lyrics, working, and balancing music with everything else in life. Thanks for listening and supporting local artists.     Please follow, rate, or review the podcast wherever you are streaming if you'd like to help us out. -- Part-Time Rockstar Productions is available in the DMV for music videos and live filming.    Part-Time Rockstar Spotify Playlist

Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to the Tough and Fun Center, with our mascot Ben E. Cheese! On this weeks episode, the guys discuss all the celebrity deaths this week, Tyler The Creator new album " Don't Tap The Glass" and Dev introduces the guys to a new Pop Punk group called "The Paradox". So before you steal credit cards, tune in now to the The Cruz Control Show!

Interview by Kris PetersTransvision Vamp were the buzz band of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Fronted by the raunchy, attitude laden Wendy James and backed by a catchy assembly of songs, Transvision Vamp cornered every section of the market. Their pop/punk rebelliousness outlined through songs such as Baby I Don't Care, I Want Your Love and The Only One resonated through disenfranchised youth everywhere, while their music videos dominated RAGE and other music programs thanks to their colourful and suggestive content.Put simply, they were a breath of fresh air on an otherwise stagnating music scene and culture. Women everywhere wanted to be Wendy James and men everywhere just wanted her. It was the perfect chemical reaction to fit in with the times and that momentum carried Transvision Vamp through two successful albums and worldwide tours. By the mid to late 1990s Transvision Vamp had parted ways but their legacy has endured.Now, 27 years after their last visit, Transvision Vamp are headed back Down Under for a headline run of shows next February, with Brisbane already sold out. HEAVY recently had the pleasure of spending time with Wendy James to talk about the tour and anything else we threw at her."I think it's because we were a raunchy rock and roll pop band," she replied when we ask why crowds in Australia loved Transvision Vamp so much. "We had the tunes, but we also had a quite upfront attitude. Everyone loves the scream of Baby I Don't Care and the melodies and everything, but I think they also really loved the attitude that we came with."We ask what fans can expect from the shows, given there has been almost 30 years since Transvision Vamp last played here."I'm bringing the goods with me," James affirmed. "Fully locked and loaded, real hardcore. And when I say hardcore, I mean incredible musicians. Not just people that can hold down a 4-4 beat and play three chords. These are... they're monsters. They're killers. So I expect that we should be able to walk on stage and by the time you leave you'll be hot, sweaty, exhausted and jubilant."In the full interview, Wendy spoke more about the tour and what to expect, the set list and what could be in it, whether this is just a one off reunion tour or if the possibility of Transvision Vamp returning for an album is on the cards, the ealy days of the band and where they fit in, how they got signed to EMI Records, their look and how natural that was, their early success and how it affected the band, her solo career and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Andrew Ware returns to the podcast to complete the trifecta: We've discussed a Wilderness and a Jack's Mannequin song together, so it was inevitable that we would do a Something Corporate track eventually. Join us as we get DEEP on the lyrics, even with some light critique, touching on change with the times in culture, values, and why this song might be different if it was written and released today. Song Audio: https://youtu.be/nkdItUuYVIA?si=fQxFYIrL5CE3VDP3 Instagram Live: https://youtu.be/PxMDzG131GI?si=zKtCPhGLwNwCJF2E&t=962 Live in Philadelphia, 2024: https://youtu.be/CFTyjmyuv30?si=Vig5YgF-tdgoFkta Music Frisk interview, 2003: https://www.musicfrisk.com/something-corporate-interview/

We are back with a TRADITIONAL audio only podcast after a few months of being too busy with summer stuff. Today's topics include:-Fahrenheit-182 Book Tour, blink-182/Alkaline Trio Tour, New Found Glory, Pop Punk revivals and more.Host/Produced by: poppincurbsPod IG: 182newspod~brb playing the new Donkey Kong~

For nearly three decades, Simple Plan has been one of the most successful bands to come out of Canada, selling more than 10 million albums worldwide. Now, a new documentary, “Simple Plan: The Kids in the Crowd” offers a look into the band's journey from playing basement shows in Montreal to achieving global stardom. Simple Plan's Pierre Bouvier and Chuck Comeau sit down with Tom Power to talk about their perseverance in the pop-punk genre, the brotherhood behind the band, and how beautiful and fragile that creative bond can be. In case you missed it, you might also like Tom's interview with Blink-182's Mark Hoppus.

This week, the Emo Social Club charts the complete journey of Fil Thorpe. From his departure from pop-punk giants Neck Deep to forging a new cinematic sound with World's First Cinema, Fil discusses his past, present, and future in music. He shares insights on starting over, the creative process behind the new album "Something of Wonder," and his vision for what's to come.Topics Discussed:The decision to leave Neck Deep at the end of their third album cycle to move into production.The evolution of World's First Cinema from a film/TV sync project to a full-fledged band.The creative philosophy behind the debut album "Something of Wonder" and the goal of encapsulating the band's diverse, genre-blending sound.Reflections on the Warped Tour legacy and the "emo nostalgia" trend in the current music scene.The challenges and benefits of shifting from a large band to a two-person creative team.The story behind the single "Broken" and the decision to feature rapper JD Cliffe.Fil's vision for the future: creating authentic music that excites him personally rather than chasing viral trends.Thumbnail image from 1883 Magazine. Credit: @AnnaLeeMedia

We hope you dig this week's episode as we wanted to change things up a bit. If you've listened to other episodes you know what our very last question is for every guest. That being said we decided we wanted to get a music loving paleontologist to come on the podcast. So this week we had Joe Deckhut the poppunkpaleotologist join us on the podcast to talk dinosaurs and other random things! We had such a great time chatting with him that it's our longest interview yet So we hope you don't go extinct while listening to it! Since this is our longest interview yet let's dive right in and we hope you enjoy the conversation we had with him as much as we did!

This episode of Encore is brought to you by All Your Friends Fest - June 28 and 29 in Burl's Creek, ON - Get Your Tickets Formed when they were just thirteen years old by lead vocalist and guitarist Pierre Bouvier and Drummer Chuck Comeau in 1993 - it’s hard to believe that just 8 short years later Simple Plan would be signed by Major Label Atlantic Records in late 2001 - and by early 2002, their first single - the aptly named ‘I’m Just A Kid’ would make huge waves on both Canadian and American radio - fitting in perfectly with the sound of the Holy Trinity of Pop Punk: Blink 182, Sum 41, and Good Charlotte. After the success and exposure of I’m Just A Kid, Simple Plan was in pole position to become Canada’s new pop-punk sweethearts. Pop Punk was evolving, you see; the band’s stock was high, and it was a case of staying relevant, or being left behind. This is the story of Simple Plan's Welcome to My Life - as told to Ruby Carr by Simple Plan's own Chuck Comeau! Written by Clayton Taylor for iHeartRadio

It's a double feature week! First up we have a great interview with Patrick from Unsigned Pop Punk where we cover everything from actual cats to Cats the musical nightmare, killer sunburns, a sweet kid on the bus, and a jerk actor. So much nostalgia and fun new music for you to experience this week!Find the music and artists referenced this week here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5alNmbKNRe7jG7fBjLnikz?si=37975ab3118948a1Find Unsigned Pop Punk here: @unsignedpoppunkand the Unsigned Pop Punk playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/31c1ZskSA0mp1GOAhRKlty?si=620b62e8da954a29Watch the Music Videos Discussed here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnzkhQsmSagPlease send concert/event stories and questions to girlsattherockshowpod@gmail.comPlease follow us on IG, Facebook, and TikTok @girlsattherockshowpod*Note: We plan to read concert/event stories and questions on the podcast so if you would like to remain anonymous, please let us know. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode, I chat with Fil and John of World's First Cinema to talk about their unique sound, how it came to be, and of course what cinematic scores would their songs be perfect for?

On today's all new episode of the cast, we travel back in time to the early 2000's and the dawn of the pop-punk era and talk about some of those acts from our high school years that made their mark on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart. We talk about how New Found Glory led the charge out of the gate, and were one of the first acts to gain initial notice which eventually propelled them and dozens of others to far reaching notice beyond their wildest dreams. We also talk about some of the other acts that made their mark on the chart including Brand New, Dashboard Confessional, Something Corporate, The Starting Line, Taking Back Sunday, and Yellowcard. It was truly a transformative and impactful era of music for those like myself who went to high school in the early 2000's, and one era that can't be duplicated ever again. I also play a song from local Boston pop-punk legends American Hi-Fi and their mega hit from 2001, "Flavor of The Weak".

Max dials in with Mikaila from the pop-punk band Yours Truly ahead of them embarking on the Australian leg of their Toxic tour. They cover how a songwriter's emotional turmoil turns into a fan's favourite song, which of their songs started life as a Bossa Nova, and why some of the tracks might sound a little different in the live setting.Connect with Yours Truly on Instagram and TikTok, and listen to their 2024 album "Toxic" on Spotify and Apple Music. Find tickets to the shows closest to you on their website.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

Savage and Them: Savage is on his channel rambling about his professional relationship with Corey Feldman and Jim and Them? Machine Gun Kelly: MGK dropped a new pop song, Cliche, and it's embarrassing. Mike is upset over his sleeves. Numerology: Corey answered our question about how 6/2 is a double 2-2 day and does everything make sense now!? Also the cringe of the girl singing Moana on a delayed flight. THE BEAR!, FUCK YOU, WATCH THIS!, SUMMERTIME!, WILL SMITH!, DJ JAZZY JEFF!, 867-5309!, SAVAGE!, SAVAGE AND THEM!, MUSICIAN!, COREY FELDMAN!, DELUSIONAL!, STREAMATHON!, HAWAII TOM!, INSIDE SCOOP!, RAMBLING!, CRAZY!, SAN FRANCISCO!, PROSTITUTE SONG!, GUNS N ROSES!, STUDIO!, MGK!, POP PUNK!, POST MALONE!, GRUNGE!, COUNTRY!, POWER POP!, GENRE GUY!, GAY!, K-POP!, DANCE!, RAPPER!, HOOK!, KATY PERRY!, CLICHE!, RUN AWAY WITH ME!, ROLLING STONE!, FOR THE BROADS!, FOR THE FELLAS!, SURVEY!, BEN!, FAKE SONG!, SHABOOZEY!, GHEY!, SOUTH PARK!, YOU'RE MAD!, YOU MAD!, NUMEROLOGY!, TRIPLE 2-2!, SOUBLE 2-2!, 2025!, CRAZY!, MIND BLOWN!, CALLERS!, BRUCE!, FANS!, CARNIVAL GRIFTER!, SCUMBAG!, BAD CALLER TURNED GOOD!, JENNIFER!, INTERCOM!, MOANA!, SINGING!, WHOLESOME!, CRINGE!, EMBARRASSED!, SILENCE!, HUMMING!, EYEBROWS RAISED!, CHORUS!, SMATTERING OF APPLAUSE!  You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

This week's guest is one of the most successful independent artists in modern music.He's a rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer who built his career from the ground up—writing, recording, producing, mixing, mastering, and releasing everything himself.But in this rare conversation, he opens up about the side of the journey we don't usually hear:The emotional weight of ownership, the mental toll of doing it all alone, and the belief system that kept him going when no one else did.We get into:Publishing, splits, and how he structured his businessWhy he doesn't co-write or chase featuresThe pressure of independence and learning to let go of controlBurnout, success, spirituality, fear of falling off, and moreThis is more than a career breakdown—it's a blueprint for any creative who wants to build something real without losing their peace.And The Writer Is... Russ!Chapters00:00:00 - Trailer: A Glimpse Inside 00:00:57 - Ad Break: NMPA and the Fight for Songwriter Pay 00:01:39 - Welcome to And The Writer Is… with Russ 00:02:14 - Meet Russ: The Unstoppable Indie Force 00:03:50 - From NJ to ATL: Russ's Early Grind 00:06:40 - Atlanta's Snap Era and Soulja Boy Influence 00:07:53 - Homegrown Sounds: 70s Rock and Dad's Secret Talent 00:10:11 - First Guitar: The Genesis of a Songwriter 00:11:08 - GarageBand Dreams: Crafting Early Beats 00:12:09 - Musical Influences: Lil Wayne and Pop-Punk 00:13:30 - Defining the Russ Sound 00:15:29 - Drum Programmers vs. Songwriters 00:18:23 - Publishing Game: Russ's 50/50 Split Strategy 00:25:56 - Masters vs. Publishing: Where the Money Is 00:27:06 - Losin Control: The $850K Sample Mistake 00:28:28 - Building an Independent Empire 00:30:38 - Own Your Business: Russ's Wake-Up Call 00:33:18 - Inspiration Is a Lie: Show Up and Work 00:34:28 - Weekly Releases: Discipline Over Inspiration 00:37:14 - Creative Sparks: Shower, Planes, and Life 00:47:26 - Cherry Hill: The Hunt for the Perfect Word 00:51:09 - Live First, Write Later 00:53:10 - The Power of Delusional Belief 01:03:11 - Russ's Blueprint: 2 Songs a Month 01:06:57 - Respect Your Audience's Ear 01:09:18 - The Pressure of Success and Family 01:13:55 - Therapy and Acceptance 01:14:37 - Breaking Into Acting and Hollywood 01:25:26 - Ad Break: Powered by peermusic 01:47:10 - Growth Through Vulnerability 01:48:46 - Why Russ Stays Independent 01:53:27 - Fair Pay for Songwriters 02:00:22 - The “Good Problems” of Success 02:07:38 - Chloe, Otto, and Life Lessons 02:08:57 - Outro: And The Writer Is... 02:11:42 - Why Not Me? Russ's Final Word Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Frnd Crcl, pronounced "Friend Circle," is a band based in Vineland, NJ, steadily making a name for themselves in the pop punk scene. Formed in 2018, they began to turn heads with the release of their sophomore album, Internet Noise, which dropped during the chaotic year of 2020. Often compared to pop punk heavyweights like Blink-182 and Sum 41, FRND CRCL is now aiming to carve out their own unique identity with their upcoming release, JRSY FRSH, set to drop on May 30. Joining me on the podcast today is Zac Johnson of FRND CRCL. We dive into the band's journey—past, present, and future—and explore our perspectives on creativity in today's ever-evolving music industry.

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In the 115th episode of But I Know DJ, DJ SNAX and DJ CAMMMYV get real about the best songs to set the mood (yes, we went there), what it feels like to maybe be aging out of the DJ game, and who's keeping pop punk alive in 2025. It's raw, it's funny, it's nostalgic—and it's definitely NSFW.Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0OmufZJ...Search “But I Know THE DJ” for all other audio listening platformsFollow BIKTDJ on Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@butiknowthedjFollow BIKTDJ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/butiknowthedj/Follow DJ GimmeSnax:IG: https://www.instagram.com/gimmesnax/Follow DJ FINGAZ:IG: https://www.instagram.com/fingazlive/Follow DJ Cammmy V:IG: https://www.instagram.com/cammmy_v/Follow Dope Entertainment on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dopeentertainmentofficialBUT I KNOW THE DJ is a podcast discussing all things DJing, music, nightlife, business, and pop culture through the unfiltered opinions from the hosts, SNAX, FINGAZ, CAMMY V and various other guests.

This episode coversMisery Business (Reggae Cover) by Artikal Sound System, Pop Punk Goes Reggae & Nathan AuroraCome On Eileen by Save FerrisWebsite: https://redcircle.com/shows/two-tunes-podcastInstagram: https://instagram.com/twotunespodcast?igshid=13gpurxc3bf2qDiscord: https://discord.gg/eYMwBuJ6GeRSS Feed: https://feeds.redcircle.com/baeeceec-9527-475d-85b5-d9da2eea19d3E-mail: twotunespodcast@gmail.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/two-tunes-podcast/exclusive-content

Dive into the latest episode of the Rockstar Dad Show, where your favorite pop punk duo, Jaret and Gary from Bowling For Soup, reunite with their buddy Jarrett Adlof from A Van Full Of Nuns! In this episode, they explore the vibrant world of pop punk, sharing stories, insights, and laughs that will resonate with fans of the genre. Whether you’re a long-time follower of the scene or just curious about its evolution, this episode is packed with entertaining discussions and behind-the-scenes anecdotes. The post Jaret and Gary Talk All Things Pop Punk! (feat. Jarrett Adlof) appeared first on idobi.

Max is reviewing the 2013 album that put The Story So Far on the map in the pop punk world. Will the big melodies and energy be enough to get him through a chopped lettuce salad on the drum kit?Follow along with the songs we discuss on with this week's Spotify Playlist.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

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This episode features an interview with the artist MEGG, who combines her love for pop music with her punk rock background to create a unique sound for a diverse audience of tomboys, romantics, and misfits. Born and raised in LA's South Bay, MEGG has achieved significant milestones such as performing at Dodgers Stadium, headlining at Saint Rocke Music Venue, and opening for bands like The Used. This summer, she will be playing at Van's Warp Tour in Long Beach, California.The conversation begins with MEGG recalling her first concert experience, a Madonna show, attended with her parents and a friend, which left a lasting impression on her as a child. They discuss various best concerts she has attended, including performances by Beyonce, Alicia Keys, and Missy Elliot. This inspires MEGG to share how these experiences shaped her musical career, leading her to attend the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts and later the University of Southern California's Popular Music Performance Program.MEGG recounts forming several bands along the way, including Runway MMC with her friends, supported by her mother's visionary clothing line idea, and Party for One, a pop-punk band she started with her buddies from USC. MEGG's career took significant turns with these projects, growing from performing at college parties to headline venues like Saint Rocke. MEGG delves further into pivotal moments such as playing the Musink Tattoo Music Festival, opening for The Used, and the journey to secure a spot at Warped Tour 2025. MEGG's experiences exhibit her resilience and dedication to her craft amidst various challenges and the evolving music industry landscape. Towards the end of the interview, MEGG discusses her musical influences, her recent single releases, and plans for upcoming projects, such as an EP to be released in the fall following her performances at Warped Tour. She emphasizes the importance of staying true to her musical style while being versatile across different genres. As an added treat, the interview includes a live acoustic rendition of MEGG's 'The Hangover Song.'BANDS: Blink 182, Every Time I Die, Fleetwood Mac, Guns N Roses, Hot Water Music, Mumford and Sons, Nirvana, No Doubt, Paramore, Pennywise, Pennywise, Spice Girls, Sum 41, Taking Back Sunday, The Used, Tomorrow's Bad Seeds, Tomorrow's Bad SeedsVENUES: Break Room, Dodger Stadium, Forum, Musink Tattoo Music Festival, Redwood Bar, Saint Rocke, Staples Center, Warped Tour. PATREON:https://www.patreon.com/SeeingThemLivePlease help us defer the cost of producing this podcast by making a donation on Patreon.WEBSITE:https://seeingthemlive.com/Visit the Seeing Them Live website for bonus materials including the show blog, resource links for concert buffs, photos, materials related to our episodes, and our Ticket Stub Museum.INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/seeingthemlive/FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550090670708

We had so much fun recording this bracket-style matchup of pre-2001 pop-punk bands for Patreon that we're releasing it for all as a special patron exclusive freebie! Play along, here's a link to the bracket: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k9P_ofOcqZRcOsD7JKjC-UN08HXtiby5/view?usp=drivesdk BECOME A PATRON and support the show while access to exclusive material: http://www.patreon.com/hsnepod Be sure to follow us on all social media @HSNEpod and visit http://www.hsnepod.com for official merchandise and more! Join in the conversation on our official Discord https://discord.gg/b3AdrAYURm  High School Never Ends is a part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network.  www.dragonwagonradio.com

Host Chase Tremaine is joined by Michael Minkoff of the ministries Renew the Arts and Porchlight to discuss this summer's Audiofeed Festival, the importance of communal creativity, ways that art-lovers can be better art-supporters, and much more. (For more, check out Chase's recent appearance on the Renew the Arts Podcast.) The JFH Podcast is hosted and produced by Chase Tremaine and executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. To meet the people behind the show, discuss the episodes, participate in polls, and engage in conversations with other listeners, join the JFH Podcast group on Facebook.

Welcome to the very first episode of "I Wanna Eat Your Brains and Gain Your Knowledge"! Brian sits down with the insightful Matt Bunting, a music content creator who has carved out a significant space on TikTok (@RealMattBunting) with his deep dives and scene commentary. They explore Matt's journey from starting out unsure of his niche to becoming a go-to voice for music fans, all while literally living on an island. This conversation is packed with insights on creator collaboration, the balance between passion and a paycheck, and engaging with the ever-evolving music scene.Topics Discussed:Matt Bunting's origin story as a TikTok content creator.The importance of collaboration over separation for creators.Finding your unique voice and niche in content creation.The strategy of engaging in broader community conversations versus just broadcasting.Navigating the "is it metal?" debate and covering diverse music genres.The balance between creating passion projects (e.g., for small bands) and content that pays the bills.The challenges and unique aspects of being a music fan and creator in Hawaii.The evolution of music reviews and the role of reaction content.Discussion on why emo/scene albums rarely make "greatest of all time" lists and which ones should be considered.The influence of creators like Jesea Lee and Finn McKenty. 

The rolling hills of Alba beckon us once again this week as we're joined by top pop-punk songsmith, impressionist and good lad Muzzy from off The Overbites.We chat about punk fashion. We cut the through the noise on the hot topic of pronunciation of strange names. We get the secret of the Scotland scene's success and perhaps most pertinently, is there a market for soft rock in Dundee?Niallism is plotting a gig, Tom's giving something back and we make an announcement on behalf of a mystery band member.Music this week is from: Pkew Pkew Pkew, Los Fatso Libres, Antiseen, Sultans of Ping FC and Until It's Gone.

In a world that feels like it's crashing and burning every day, sometimes you just need to disassociate, and get lost in vibey, hyperpop, and punk.. CLUB PUNK.. Tyler and Alex (the duo that make up MOVIESTARZ) are creating a perfect space to lose yourself in as they break boundaries not only with their music, but also in their visuals. With every release they put out, they are offering a complete creative experience from sound and artwork to fashion. The group also have their own clothing brand - Newport Bleach- which you may be familiar with, as the brand that designed a custom tee to help raise money for Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt when they lost their home to the LA fires. Their debut single “CLUB PUNK” is an energetic, edgy anthem that serves as the perfect introduction to MOVIESTARZ's mission to smash genre boundaries and create something entirely new. Produced in collaboration with THE FUND (Tessa Violet, VALE, Zach Gordon.) Today, I get the pleasure of discussing this new and exciting project with Tyler and Alex; and get an in-depth perspective on their mission to share it with the world.

Arielle joins the podcast to discuss a trip back to Andrew's past and where he found himself in that moment. Also, we talk about fan-made art inspired by Andrew and the community that's been built around it! And of course, past experiences at live shows and the upcoming tour! Song Audio: https://youtu.be/zV2zCUzWqOA?si=WCkeHFoncKzua82b Instagram Live, April 2020: https://youtu.be/QG5LO51spLY?si=uy78hWjq_k7y3D8K Live in Boston, August 2024: https://youtu.be/9ktcnRf9B18?si=oGr8t4zOuczWfBbg Live and Acoustic in Australia, 2011: https://youtu.be/p6hqUGAo2oU?si=VTsJWw5bZ-e7fDfd

Sunburnt is a high energy trio that does their best to inject a little sunshine into everyday life's ups and downs. Embracing the spirit of Southern California's pop, alternative, hardcore, and pop punk traditions, SUNBURNT fuses these influences into a tidy and modern package. Justin, Will, and Alex have all played in various bands for over 15 years and decided after the pandemic that they still had things to say. The band shuns the shiny themes of modern pop music for a real and personal approach to adult life. SUNBURNT is bringing the heat with no patience for the fake. They take concept in name as a metaphor for working a long day in the sun, comparatively; to spending days on the road, nights in cramped venues, and a lifetime creating music. To them, SUNBURNT is a badge of honor and a culmination of an adolescence hard at work to find their own sound.

Matty Grace is this weeks guest to talk all about her debut solo album Cheap Shame (out now on Dirt Cult Records) and more!MATTY GRACEhttps://mattygrace.bandcamp.comhttps://www.instagram.com/mattydisgracehttps://linktr.ee/mattydisgracePCHInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify Episode Playlists - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_MgDonate to help show costs -https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/pchanthonyhttps://cash.app/$anthmerchpowerchordhour@gmail.comCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 8 to 11 est/Tuesday Midnight to 3 est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.Special Thanks to my buddy Jay Vics for the behind the scenes help on this episode!https://www.meettheexpertspodcast.comhttps://www.jvimobile.com