Jukebox the Ghost find “new types of songs to write, new ways to create” on latest album
Nearly twenty years into their career Jukebox the Ghost are still just as whimsical, optimistic, and full of fun as ever. The indie pop band from Washington, DC released their longest album to date, Phantasmagorical Vol. 1, on Oct 10. The trio have also set out on a North American tour bringing the album and all its theatrical flair on the road.
A Day to Remember and Yellowcard Bring “Maximum Fun” to the Road
Two generations of rock energy will collide this fall when A Day to Remember and Yellowcard team up for the Maximum Fun Tour, a 36-date North American run spanning from September 5 in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, through November 22 in Corpus Christi, Texas. The co-headliner pairs two bands with distinct approaches to melody and heaviness, creating one of the season’s most anticipated rock tours.
Taylor Acorn Announces Sophomore Album Poster Child, Out October 24 via Fearless Records
Unapologetic, nostalgic, and brimming with pop-punk spirit, Taylor Acorn has announced her sophomore album Poster Child, arriving October 24 via Fearless Records. The record follows her breakout 2024 release Survival in Motion and marks her first project since signing with the iconic label after nearly a decade of releasing music independently.
Die Spitz rock Boston ahead of their upcoming headlining tour
Being the opening band on tour can be a tricky gig. Some fans don’t show up early enough to check the opener out, some fans don’t give the respect of paying attention during the openers set, and the opening band has to decide what songs they think are the best to draw new fans in. Die Spitz doesn’t care about your attention, but their performance commands it from you nonetheless.
