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Photo by Michael Montfort/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images 43 Years Ago Today, LA Punks Were Bused Into the Middle of the Desert for a Festival Blueprint of Burning Man and Coachella
The Mojave desert concerts were inspired by tensions between L.A. punks and local police.
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Photo by Larry Hulst/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A Legendary Punk Singer Went Missing on This Day in 1982, Forcing His Band to Cancel Their Tour Before a Major Album Release
The Clash frontman, Joe Strummer, disappeared for a while in 1982 and landed on the streets of Paris when he was supposed to be in Texas.
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(Photo by Bob Berg/Getty Images) 3 No-Skip Riot Grrrl Albums Turning 30 This Year
Riot Grrrl will never die as long as there are angry women who like loud guitars.
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(Photo by Joseph Okpako/WireImage) Lambrini Girls Pull out of Coachella, Postpone US Tour After Singer Suffers Neck Injury
The punk duo rescheduled their U.S. tour dates, but the U.K./EU dates remain unaffected.
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(Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Hardcore Music Has Great Healing Benefits for Overall Health, According to Upcoming Documentary
‘Heavy Healing’ features interviews with hardcore icons from Murphy’s Law, Killswitch Engage, H2O, and more.
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(Photo: wildpixl/Getty Images) A Quadriplegic Punk Rocker Got Brain Implants That Let Him Make Music: ‘We’ll Have a Complete DJ Booth Coming Out of My Head’
Research psychologist Galen Buckwalter is also a member of LA punk band Siggy.
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Gie Knaeps/Getty Images Henry Rollins Talks ‘Corporate Punk’ and Shares Opinion on Green Day in 1994 Interview
In a 1994 interview, Henry Rollins shared his thoughts on ‘corporate punk,’ the 90s punk rock revival, and where Green Day fits in.
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John O'Hara/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images Some of the Most Iconic, Hilarious, and Downright Questionable Aliases in Rock Music
The following aliases remain among the coolest, most memorable, and most questionable stage names in punk, metal, and alt-rock.
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Geoffrey Clowes The Green Day Album That Never Happened That Led to Their Classic 2004 Album, ‘American Idiot’
Before releasing ‘American Idiot’, Green Day had nearly finished an album titled ‘Cigarettes and Valentine’ that was stolen and scrapped.
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US rock band Green Day performs during the opening ceremony ahead of Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California on February 8, 2026. (Photo by Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images) Green Day’s Super Bowl Performance Was an Explosive (And Censored) Rock Show
Green Day performed a medley of hits at the Super Bowl, including “Holiday”, “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”, and “American Idiot”.
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NOVI SAD, SERBIA – JULY 13: Wattie Buchan (C) of the Scottish rock punk band The Exploited performs with festival goers at Main Stage during the Exit Festival 2024 Day Four at Petrovaradin Fortress on July 13, 2024 in Novi Sad, Serbia. (Photo by Srdjan Stevanovic/Getty Images) The Exploited Cancel Upcoming Shows After Vocalist Wattie Buchan Collapsed on Stage
The Exploited frontman, Wattie Buchan, reportedly remains hospitalized in Germany at this time, following a bout with the flu.
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Photo Credit: Sean Carlton Jones Codefendants Announce New Album ‘Lifers’, Drop Pummeling New Single ‘Rivals’ With the D.O.C. (Exclusive Debut)
Fat Mike (NOFX) told us that fans can “expect the unexpected” on the new Codefendants album, which drops on April 3rd.
