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Saves The Day have posted a new acoustic session online, where front man Chris Conley has played the songs "Let It All Go", "Three Miles Down" and "What Went Wrong". "Three Miles Down" is taken from the band's debut album "Cant Slow Down", "What Went Wrong" appeared on the band's 2003 album "In Reverie", and "Let It All Go" is from the band's latest album "Daybreak", which was released in 2011 through Razor & Tie Records.

Penny Drop is pleased to announce the much anticipated return of U.S wunderkinds Wavves, back in Australia for a national tour this coming May 2012. Making their Australian debut last year with a small club tour and a blistering set at Golden Plains, Wavves left quite a mark on audiences across the country with their signature lo-fi punk rock. The brainchild of San Diego native Nathan Williams, Wavves started as a one-man bedroom project, where he penned summer anthems about being a slacker and smoking weed. Four years on, they have morphed into a four-piece musical tour de force, with bass player Stephen Pope, guitarist Alex Gates and drummer Jacob Cooper joining Williams as permanent fixtures in the studio and on the road. Even though he’s only been playing music as Wavves since early 2008, Williams has already amassed a formidable body of work in the form of three full-length albums ('Wavves and Wavvves' and the critically acclaimed 'King Of The Beach'), a handful of seven-inch...

Frank Turner has announced that his upcoming show at Wembley Arena this April will be filmed for a live DVD release. Turner said in a new update on his website: "Finally, yes, we are shooting a DVD at the show, and the lovely Greg Nolan is on board right now making a documentary about the run up, all of which will go towards a package including the show, the film, loads and loads of extras and so on, which will be out as soon as humanly possible after the show."

Narrows have posted the new music video for their song "TB Positive". The song is taken from the band's new album "Painted", which will be released on February 28 through Deathwish Inc.

Following his much celebrated national tour in January last year around Big Day Out, Manhattan based Andrew W.K. returns with his one-man-party band this May. Already announced for the traveling Groovin The Moo Festival, Andrew announces headline dates right across the country. Andrew W.K., the multi-faceted musician and performer famous for his bloody nose and white clothes, exploded into the world in 2001 with his extremely high-energy rock'n'roll music and “party hard” ethos. He has released four full-length albums, numerous EPs and special releases, including his now infamous 2001 debut album I Get Wet, featuring the anthem ‘Party Hard’. His most recent release is the double album, Close Calls With Brick Walls / Mother of Mankind, and is currently working on a new album for release in 2012. In addition to his music, Andrew has more recently expanded into a Grammy-nominated record producer, a sought after motivational speaker, and is the host of a popular television series, D...

Russ Rankin, front man of Good Riddance and Only Crime, has announced through a post on his Twitter account that he is currently recording his debut solo album.

Spraynard have posted a new song from their forthcoming EP onto their Facebook page. The song "Trembling" is taken from the band's new EP "Exton Square", which will be released in April through Asian Man/Square of Opposition Records.

Tiny Engines is stoked to welcome Providence, RI's Best Practices to its growing roster. The label will release the band's debut, The EP LP, on 12" vinyl in the Spring. You can stream two tracks, "Welcome To Erf" and "Future Cougar" from the 9 song record here. A new song from the album will be added for streaming each week leading up to the vinyl pre-order. Featuring current/former members of Light The Fuse And Run, Wow, Owls!, Weak Teeth and Jesuscentric, Best Practices is a return to the fundamentals of punk rock. On the band's Tiny Engines debut, The EP LP, the quartet lets loose a whirlwind of (garage power pop) punk fury. Recorded with Will Killingsworth (Orchid, Ampere) at Dead Air Studios, Best Practices pummel their way through 9 songs in 12 glorious minutes. The band comes close to careening off the edge at points but never seem to overtake themselves. Chock full of razor sharp hooks Best Practices lays down a furious gauntlet that is as catchy as it is exhausting. All y...

Punchline have posted the new music video for their song "Universe". The song is taken from the band's new EP "So Nice to Meet You", which is out now through the band's own Modern Short Stories label.

Green Day have announced that they have began recording their new album. The band announced the commencement of the recording through a tweet made by the band's front man Billie Joe Armstrong, with Armstrong posting: "Happy Valantine's day! Officially started recording the new record today. It's FUCK TIME!"

Tonight Alive have posted a new acoustic session online where they have played their songs "Breaking and Entering" and  "Let it Land". Both songs are taken from the band's debut album "What Are You So Scared Of?", which was released in 2011 through Sony Music Australia.