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Were finally welcoming an onslaught of overseas artists back to Aotearoas venues, including

Mean Jeans - The trio of Portland punk rock party animals Mean Jeans arrive in New Zealand for the first time ever, to perform one show only at Aucklands Whammy - buy tickets

Marked Men: The Christian & the Tattoo by S. M. Hutchens

7 pm on 6/17 and 3 pm, 6/18, High Noon Saloon, with headliners including The Ergs, The Marked Men, Bad Sports, Scrunchines. $30/day ($50/weekend). Click through for schedule.

Events from June 16-19 also include Community Living Alliances Gather 2 Give benefit; Madison Jazz Festival shows at Cafe Coda and UW venues; Free Dog Park Day in Madison; and more.

Based in Barrie, Ontario Tarantula Tapes is an independent cassette label with a community feel. Started by Casey Cuff and Core Bee in the summer of 2020 as a way to help out their local punk scene, the label has expanded to include underground punk bands from all over Canada. They have put out some...

Halifax punk artist Matty Grace never stops and never slows down. She is a tour de force of creativity and some of her projects include (but are in no way limited to) Future Girls, Weekend Dads, Cluttered, Century Egg, Modern Cynics, as well as some amazing solo work. Whether she’s revisiting a st...

type="text/javascript"> Our new book releases in 2021 roundup—June edition—is here! See what we’ve read in the past month, including titles from Casey McQuiston, Maureen Johnson, and more. Our new book releases for May 2021 provided you with twice as many titles as April, so we’re back again with our next installment. This time, we’re tackling our favorite releases for June. There are no restrictions here—it’s whatever the Hypable staff has been reading and wants to tell you about...

Check out COWBOY BOY’s “INCONVENIENT” and its nature-themed lyric video below. Plus, read an exclusive interview with Maria and Nevin about their latest release and their upcoming album. What personal experiences, if any, helped inspire your lyrics? What did your creative process look like, and how did you two bring your vision to life? OLIVIA MARIA: I would consider COWBOY BOY to be an almost embarrassingly honest and personal project, so lyrically, it’s all drawn directly from my own...