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Billie Joe Armstrong has been married to Adrienne Armstrong since 1994. Here’s everything to know about Billie Joe Armstrong’s wife.

Jeff Rosenstock talks about riding the vibe of a seven-minute jam, Neil Young, the scarcity of DIY spaces and his new album, HELLMODE.

We caught up with Blue Broderick to talk about their new Diners album DOMINO, the best rock 'n' roll statement of 2023 so far.

The Dopamines are recording new material. The band issued a brief update from the studio stating that they had finished recording... something... at Oaklands Atomic Garden studio with Jack Shirley. You can see their brief update below....

Despite a series of unlucky breaks, the post-punk band's momentum only continues to grow.

The Palm Coast, Florida Band To Watch Home Is Where have built up quite the following since releasing their debut I Became Birds in 2021, culminating in a tribute compilation put out earlier this year featuring reimaginings of its songs by fellow luminaries like Parannoul, Asian Glow, and awakebutstillinbed. Today, they’re announcing its follow-up, the whaler, which will be released in June. The band traveled out to Oakland and recorded the album with Jack Shirley at his Atomic Garden stud...

Don Giovanni Records has announced that singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Franz Nicolay will release his new album New River on November 11,

Hunters Chorus is an alter-ego, recording moniker, and instrumental music ensemble of classical guitarist Ramon Fermin. This summer they return to offer

„We noticed a tendency that when an employee reaches a certain level of income, a 10-20 per cent increase no longer incentivizes them. Instead, other things become much more important: atmosphere in the team, company culture, possibilities for self-realization. Companies are investing in ways of attracting employees, although it is often possible to find them without such large investments“ – says Liina Laas, Head of Development in the Baltics at Deel, a U.S. startup offering the opportuni...

Twenty-seven years later, Green Day have released their 1994 BBC Sessions on limited-edition vinyl. But first, you need to buy their coffee.