State Champs bassist Ryan Graham is bringing his solo project on the road. Don’t miss Speak Low If You Speak Love at Cobra Lounge this… Read more
Category: Music
Our newest RiotFest.org contributor takes a look back at Frank Iero, Hot Topic, and the ups and downs of being a suburban pop-punk fan. Read more
Bloc Party‘s ‘Silent Alarm’ was a dance punk revival record that kept you off balance and on your toes. You‘ll hear the record performed front-to-back… Read more
“We hope the marker will provide a long-needed place for Brockie’s friends, family, and fans to pay their respects,” GWAR shared. The band is unveiling… Read more
Enema came from a purely different time in American history, but still manages to still sound fresh, timely, and alive. Read more
The 11 year wait is over. Listen to The Raconteurs’ new album ‘Help Us Stranger’ now. Read more
Come next week, brothers Erik and Stephen Paulson will unveil their second LP ‘Everyday Degradation’ with a special show at Bottom Lounge on Friday, May… Read more
Now eight volumes in, RidingEasy Records‘ ‘Brown Acid’ compilations—co-curated by Lance Barresi of Permanent Records—collect pre-stoner, proto-metal obscurities from the 60s and 70s into fuzzy… Read more
We sat down with Suzi Quatro to talk about her new album, that iconic leather jumpsuit, and how being a Gemini helped her become the… Read more
We lost two legends this week: “King of the Surf Guitar” Dick Dale, and R&B dynamo Andre “Mr. Rhythm” Williams. Both left a big footprint… Read more
The confluence of baseball with all kinds of heavy music—namely punk, hardcore and grindcore—has spawned outsider art that is deeply offbeat, thoughtfully woke and, more… Read more
March 8, 1994 was the Midnight Madness to rule them all: the unveiling of both Nine Inch Nails’ ‘The Downward Spiral’ and Soundgarden’s ‘Superunknown’. Read more