Posted by Ian Weber on April 28, 2023
Well, this April was full-on a whole pile of crazy. Ian listed a handful of sweet new gigs this week that you definitely have to have time to attend. It’ll totally be worth it. So have fun looking through all the weekend concert highlights. All of May is gonna be something. But then again, […]
Posted by Elise Yablon on April 27, 2021
The New York City Parks Department is investigating a free NYHC show that took place in Tompkins Square Park on Saturday, April 24 after it violated several of the city’s pandemic restrictions. Billed as a benefit for the New York City Firefighters Burn Center Foundation, the event was put on by Black N’ Blue […]
Posted by Chris Annunziata on April 26, 2021
This past weekend, New York City had arguably its biggest hardcore show since the start of the pandemic with at least 2,500 people in attendance at Tompkins Square Park. The show was headlined by New York natives Madball with support from Murphy’s Law (former Cro-Mags frontman John Joseph), Bloodclot and The Captures. The event was […]
Posted by Bram Teitelman on October 27, 2018
According to multiple reports, Todd Youth, who’s played in Warzone, Agnostic Front, Danzig, D-Generation and Fireburn, has died. He was 47. No cause of death has been named, but Youth’s Fireburn bandmate Ras Israel Joseph (formerly of Bad Brains)I broke the news on his Facebook page: On the passing of my friend, and my Brother […]
Posted by Bram Teitelman on May 21, 2018
When Glenn Danzig, Jerry Only and Wolfgang Doyle von Frankenstein reunited as the Original Misfits at the Riot Fest in September, then announced shows a year later to ring in 2018 in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, many wondered if or when they would return to the East Coast. When they finally announced it would […]
Posted by Bram Teitelman on January 29, 2018
As soon as Misfits announced their “classic” lineup would be reuniting for Riot Fest back in 2016, fans wondered when the original New Jersey punks would return back East. They then announced a pair of shows last year… in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. It was a foregone conclusion that if the band were […]
Posted by Bram Teitelman on July 11, 2016
When Sick of it All first formed back in 1986 in Queens, you’d be most likely to catch them on a Sunday afternoon at CBGB’s for a hardcore matinee than up the road at Webster Hall, which was then called The Ritz. However, with the closest CBGB location now an overpriced restaurant in the Newark […]
Posted by Zach Shaw on January 18, 2012
When The Bamboozle announced that Bon Jovi, Foo Fighters, and Blink 182 were headlining this year, it made it clear that the festival was continuing the tradition of having bizarre lineups. This was later reaffirmed when Skrillex, Incubus and Mac Miller were later confirmed as headliners as well. And last night at midnight, Bamboozle held […]
