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Avril Lavigne is making a comeback, even though she never stopped making or releasing music. The Canadian singer is returning to her pop-punk roots with a new album, all while a wave of new artists acknowledge her as an inspiration.

Beverly “Bev” Ann Rosencrans, age 87, peacefully joined her father, mother, and brothers in heaven, surrounded by loved ones, on Sunday, December 19, 2021, at Altru Hospital of Grand Forks, ND.

The ongoing pop-punk revival has heavily focused on the early 2000s. What does this new moment mean for music?

We gaze into the crystal ball and compare streaming counts to pull out some artists that we think are gonna hit it big in 2022.

In this interview, Meet Me @ The Altar's Edith Johnson discusses representation in rock and their biggest achievements of the past year.

Wrapping up our list of 2022 music recommendations, Bring Me The Horizon, Meet Me @ The Altar and more share 2022 artist recommendations.

As we all look back on the best music of 2021, blackbear, Awsten Knight, Lynn Gunn and many others shared their favorite music of the year.

First, let's take care of the obvious. Despite the still-persistent narrative that such music is "dead," there are way more than 50 excellent rock bands

Fuelled by current chart toppers like Olivia Rodrigo and Willow, as well as the enduring influence of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, this Gen Z revival of Y2K pop-punk, emo and grunge aesthetics comes with a new, more inclusive mindset. Female, LGBTQ+ and BIPOC artists are championed through angsty, nostalgia-driven music, and rebellious sartorial choices.

Meriden’s Cardona, Benigni among honorees at Latino education gala - SOUTHINGTON — Honorees at the Connecticut Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents gala emphasized the importance of education within Latino communities while enjoying a formal night out at the Aqua Turf. Community officials and family...