#punk-rock

#punk-rock

Scot Gemmill was the first one to mention Oasis to me. He saw them play in Derby in a really small club called The Wherehouse in November 1993.

"We were throwing around the word anarchy a lot. Anarchy was just trying to take care of yourself and try to govern yourself and look out for yourself. Self-management, that type of anarchy," said Dave Dictor, vocalist of the band MDC.

If the world were to perish in flames, I'm pretty sure it would be no more than it deserved.

Hey everybody. What's up? I've got some good news for everyone. I got my test results back - the scan results, I mean. And it turns out - it looks like there's nothing left, no more cancer. So I'm officially cancer free right now. Thank God for that. And thank you all for your positive vibes, your prayers, all your well wishes. Thank you so much for all your support. And I'm really happy about this. Now I can get on to trying to get myself back to normal instead of this chicken neck and all this stuff. And thank you. That's all I can say. I'm really happy. I still have to go for a new scan every six months for the next couple years to make sure it's still outta me, but as of now, I'm cancer free. Thank you everybody so much.

The CBGB Festival 2025 will honor the punk legacy of the iconic CBGB & OMFUG venue with performances by Iggy Pop, Jack White, and more.

A lot of people stay in their era... You have to be eternal. I don't mean you're gonna live forever. I mean, when the music moves, you move with it.

"It was really cathartic to write it all out and try to be fair to everybody in the book. My whole goal with the book was to not demonize anybody."

Las Vegas solidifies its status with a diverse festival lineup, appealing to various music tastes and guaranteeing an unforgettable live music experience in 2025.

The book tells the story of a misfit kid who grew up to be a punk rock hero, embracing uniqueness and individuality, inspiring kids who feel different.

Despite its occasionally infectious energy, the film largely fails to connect on any level beyond the aesthetic, leaving audiences frustrated with its muddled themes.

The blend of jammy instincts with punk attitude in Flipper's music creates a surreal experience, encapsulating the profound absurdity of life's contradictions.

Dropkick Murphys singer Ken Casey stated, "We are so fired up to spend the summer with these legends. We plan to give people a great night out when we hit their town. Gonna be a blast!!"