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Big Joanie talk about the expansive sound of their second album Back Home, the many meanings of home and the ongoing challenges faced by the music industry.

Big Joanie: "Once we started this band, other punks of colour weren’t hard to find – the community was always there"

Bikini Kill have announced Australian shows for 2023. The band will be touring the US and Canada in spring 2023. Check out the dates below....

The prolific recording artist – and children’s author – discusses her guitar playing and songwriting sensibility, evolving from DIY punk to encompass country blues fingerstyle and myriad other i

Punk, in all mediums, is armor for change. Women dressed in chains, leather and fishnets, as well as shaved heads, transformed into people who demanded to be heard.

Are you ready to move? Are you ready to groove? Then Stop The Presses have just the album for you! Their recently released fourth album Got It has a killer blend of traditional ska, rocksteady, and reggae that will have you moving to the rhythms and skanking for days. Punknews editor Em Moore caugh...

The Paranoyds channel campy 1950s sci-fi with punk-inspired garage rock on their second full-length LP and first for Third Man Records, Talk Talk Talk.

The Arizonan’s new record, Loose Future, marks the closing of a ‘dark time’ in her life, recalibrating her lifelong relationships with songwriting and solitude

Episodes #609 and #609.5 of the Punknews Podcast are now up! On episode #609 Em hosts and subjects John and Hallie to her super fun CanCon game! They also discuss Brian Gorsegner retiring from playing in bands and the end of Night Birds, NOFXs upcoming Double Album, Samiam releasing theri first n...

Unlike a lot of young performers on the Billboard charts, the Linda Lindas scream and thrash hardcore punk tunes as their popularity continues to grow. The all-girl band hails from Los Angeles, and range in age from 12 to 18.