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From Wednesday 28 August 2002

Less Than Jake go live

Less Than Jake are to release a live album on Golf Records in October. The album will be made up of the Reading/Leeds, T In The Park and Glastonbury performances.

Gobbing off

Coming out on October 8 is Gob‘s ‘F.U.E.P.’ an EP which will feature three new songs, some recent favourites and a re-recorded version of ‘Soda’. The confirmed track listing is as follows: 1. Ming Tran, What To Do, 3. Beauville, 4. LA Song, 5. For The

Tuesday 27 August 2002

The best interview ever

In my eyes one of the best zines out there is www.pastepunk.com run by our good friend Jordan Baker. I know I always promote the site on here, so we decided to interview each other, discussing the world of punk rock. Here is

That’s a nice surprise…

If you are just about to go to the Dashboard Confessional/Saves The Day gig in London, you may be gutted to know that Finch have just this minute left the stage. The hard-rocking amigos were a late addition to the bill, which

Apologies from the fish

From www.reelbigfish.com: “Due to travel delays for our friend Ryland Steen in Dublin who is filling in for Reel Big Fish drummer Carlos de la Garza, Reel Big Fish was forced missed their set today at Leeds. After asking everyone possible and being unable

The aftermath…

So it’s all on the news this morning – that hundreds rioted at Temple Newsam in Leeds last night after setting fire to two toilet blocks. Loads of rumours are flying around that someone died in the violence, a policeman had his nose broken and that dozens were

Monday 26 August 2002

Rock Star phone calls…

So I’m watching the awesome The Get Up Kids at Leeds when my mobile goes off and I’m rudely interrupted (only kidding Sami…) to discover that Jerry-Built will be supporting the Lawrence Arms on their winter UK tour. At least I think

No Use secret show tonight

Fresh from a triumphant show at yesterday’s Leeds festival, No Use For A Name will headline a ‘secret’ show TONIGHT at the Patti Pavillion in Swansea. They also play the Mean Fiddler in London on September 4.

Coheed split?

Absolutepunk.net write on their website that Coheed and Cambria have split up. No official confirmation as of yet…

So the rumours are true…

As we told you a month ago, Good Charlotte are playing a one-off UK date in September. Benji and the boys will play the Camden Monarch on September 6. Tickets are £6.