Hard-Ons to re-release 'Surfin On My Face'

Hard-Ons to re-release 'Surfin On My Face'

Australia's Hard-Ons have re-released their debut EP. Surfin On My Face is out now on Vi-Nil records. The record includes three exclusive bonus tracks and liner notes from Mark Fraser of Vi-Nil Records.

HR announces Fall dates

HR announces Fall dates

H.R. of Bad Brains has a number of Fall dates coming up. You can see the dates below.

The Suicide Machines

Suicide Machines announce Michigan shows

Suicide Machines have two November shows in Michigan. The band decided to play two smaller rooms for that special intimate setting. You can see the dates below.

Dillinger escape Plan announces three 'Calculating Infinity' shows

Dillinger escape Plan announces three 'Calculating Infinity' shows

Dillinger Escape Plan will play three shows where they play all of Calculating Infinity. The gigs are in Cali in Mid-December. Cynic, Deaf Club, and Bunuel each open various gigs. You can see the dates below.

Tours
Agriculture

Agriculture announce 2026 North American tour

Agriculture have announced North American tour dates for 2026. Knoll will be joining them on all dates. The trek begins on January 27 in Charlotte, North Carolina and wraps up on February 13 in New York. Agriculture are currently touring the US and BC and released their album The Spiritual Sound earlier this month. Check out the dates below.

Check out the new track by Hotlung!

Check out the new track by Hotlung!

Today, we are pleased to debut the new track by Hotlung!

"Fire it Up" is off a split 7-band EP coming out this month via Sell the Heart Records. Hotlung's entry is perfectly October. It's got that cold shimmering of Sisters of Mercy, the drama of Siouxsie Sioux, and the rumbling, low end smash of Swans. Clearly, the song is about something dark.

Speaking to Punknews about the track, Singer Kelly Delbeck says, “It's a song about how our demons never really leave us, despite our best efforts. Some days you just want an excuse to burn it all down.”

The split 7-band EP A 7 Step Guide To Happiness is out October 24 via Sell the Heart Records. You can pick that up here and you can check out the new tune below, right now!

Videos
Customer Service

Customer Service: “Picture This”

Customer Service have released a video for their new song “Picture This”. The video was directed by Moosecanfly. The song is off their upcoming EP If You’re Here, You Must Be Fine which will be out on October 31 via Royal Mountain Records. ustomer Service released their EP to you, after 2000 years earlier this year and we spoke to the band about it in February. Check out the video below.

The Bobby Lees

The Bobby Lees sign to Epitaph Records, release “Napoleon” video

The Bobby Lees have announced that they have signed to Epitaph Records. Along with this announcement, the band have released a video for their new song “Napoleon” which was directed by John Swab. The Bobby Lees released their album Bellevue in 2022. Check out the video below.

Tours
Destiny Bond

Destiny Bond to tour Japan

Destiny Bond have announced that they will be touring Japan this winter. The shows will begin on December 6 in Fukushima and will wrap up on December 14 in Tokyo. Destiny Bond will be releasing their album The Love on October 17 via Convulse Records and released their album Be My Vengeance in 2023. Check out the dates below.

Interviews
School Damage

Talking 'Critical Excess', touring, and more with Brad Manners of School Damage

This year has been full of shows for Toronto-based punk rockers School Damage. They played Western Canada for the first time in almost 15 years in the spring, played with The Spits in Toronto, and they're currently getting ready to play Punx Can’t Laugh Fest. They will be playing the festival on October 18 at the Bovine Sex Club in Toronto with Real Sickies, Snakes, Ashlee Schatze, Jason Allen, Carter Deems, Finn Bogi, Dan Treadway, and Brian Rabadeau. You can grab your tickets right here.

Punknews writer Mike B caught up with guitarist and vocalist Brad Manners to talk about the origin of the band name, their album Critical Excess, running a venue in Toronto, playing Punx Can’t Laugh Fest, future plans, and so much more. Read the interview below!