Photo Credit: Doltyn Snedden Pennsylvania local, Taylor Acorn is gearing up to hit the road with two heavy hitters in the alternative scene: Dashboard Confessional and Boys Like Girls. Along with these tour dates, she also had a few headliners set as well. Her music has become a quick hit within the pop punk community,... Continue Reading →
New Jersey based pop punk band Set Into Motion has just released their EP 'Something Exciting' and we are HERE for it. Hunter Rich (Vocals/Guitar), Jesse Hickman (Vocals/Guitar), and Jake Vanko (Drums) want to make genuine connections with their fans, and consistently have a fun, live show atmosphere. From the moment that first song started... Continue Reading →
New Jersey's own pop-rock band, The Ones You Forgot, recently dropped a new single, "Desensitized" on February 5th! This band always delivers powerful songs that immediately hit and this one is no different. Jenna (vocals) has a dynamic range, that allows the songs to reach a creative dynamic when blended with the instrumentals. The Ones... Continue Reading →
2020 never stopped Philadelphia based pop punk Cheer Up Dusty from releasing music and it they show no signs of slowing down in 2021. They recently have released their latest single “Shirtless and Afraid” this month and it is something you DON’T want to skip! Holding true to their pop punk roots, this song is... Continue Reading →
Photo by: Skylar Watkins Kennedy Shaw, 19-year-old singer-songwriter and activist from the Philadelphia area, has released a new video for her song 'l0v3'. Beginning her musical journey at age 15 with MAKEOUT MACHINE, has grown as an artist. Now at 20 years old, she teamed up with Skylar Watkins of Sad Punk Press (video) and... Continue Reading →
Photo by: Jesse Joseph Philadelphia’s Midfield released a brand new music video for their song “Smackdown of the Century” today (8/28/2020). In this socially distanced time, the video shows an audience to the wrestling match there via zoom, while showing different characters going round for round in the ring, all while still showing an energetic... Continue Reading →
By: Laura DeBlois East Coasts pop-punk band, Nude Shoes, has released a cover of “You in January,” which is possibly better than the original by The Wonder Years. Using a faster pace, more upbeat rhythm, and heavier sound, the band brings their own unique style to the song. While paying ode to The Wonder Years,... Continue Reading →
Photos & Review: Kristen Zarra On December 6th, Rich People began the holiday season with help from Nonfiction, Downhaul and The Insides at 4333 Collective. Rich People is an alternative rock band that brings a new vibe to the genre. They combine soothing melodies and vocals with moments of heavier riffs. They recently just released... Continue Reading →
