Games We Play gets personal on I Wish I Never Quit, a nine-track pop-punk album confronting creative burnout, fatherhood and the fear of abandoning a lifelong dream. Emmyn Callerio also announces a 2027 North American headline tour with Bears in Trees.
The Paradox delivers the summer’s catchiest pop-punk anthem, Militarie Gun and Mannequin Pussy surprise with a cinematic collaboration, and The Strokes revisit the understated magic that made them indie rock icons.
WILLOW has released her new single “She’s My Religion,” the latest preview of her upcoming album The Thread. The genre-defying artist continues exploring spirituality, progressive R&B, and alternative jazz ahead of the album’s July 24 release.
blink-182 is marking the 25th anniversary of its landmark album Take Off Your Pants and Jacket with an expanded edition featuring six rare vault tracks now available on streaming services for the first time. The reissue also includes a collectible vinyl release celebrating one of pop-punk’s most influential albums.
Wiz Khalifa and mgk have released the official video for “passport,” one of the most popular songs from their collaborative mixtape blog era boyz. The visual blends tour footage, behind-the-scenes moments, and candid friendship-driven scenes as the duo continues the Lost Americana Tour across North America.
Fresh off making Billboard history as the first all-Black band to top the Alternative Airplay chart, Atlanta’s The Paradox return with “Good For Me,” a soaring pop-punk anthem that signals a bold new chapter. Backed by a rapidly growing fanbase, major industry support, and an upcoming NPR Tiny Desk appearance, the quartet continue to redefine what modern alternative music can look and sound like.
Towa Bird is back with Gentleman, a fearless second album that expands her signature blend of rock, alt-pop, and queer storytelling. Alongside the release, she has unveiled the striking new video for “Dog,” starring actress Katy O’Brian.
Garage Beer is going all-in on nostalgia this summer with a campaign featuring New Found Glory, a ’96 Bronco giveaway, patriotic beer cans, Utz Cheese Balls, and Jason Kelce diving into a literal cheese ball pit.
Descendents’ Enjoy! returns nearly forty years later not as a relic, but as a record still in motion, fast, melodic, and unwilling to sit still long enough to be defined.
Die Spitz release the “American Porn” video as their debut album Something to Consume continues to gain traction.
The Descendents Enjoy! reissue 2026 is officially on the way. Org Music has announced the 40th anniversary reissue of Enjoy!, arriving April 24, 2026 across LP, CD, and cassette formats. The release marks the third installment in the ongoing Org Music Descendents reissue series, following the band’s reclamation of their master recordings and the widely…