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From Saturday 01 March 2003

Ataris e-card

The Ataris have a fancy e-card ready and available for you to get your grubby mits on. Check it here: Ataris e-card

Open up a funeral

Open Hand are to support Funeral For A Friend on their forthcoming UK trek. Catch them at: April Manchester Roadhouse 14 Stoke Sugarmill 15 Middlesborough Cornerhouse 16 Glasgow King Tuts 17 Edinburgh Studio 24 18 Aberdeen Lava 19 Dundee Westport 20 Leeds Rocket/Cockpit

It’s a very simple plan

Simple Plan have announced a one-off London date for the Camden Underworld on April 7. If it’s your thing, knock yourself out…

Free stuff ahoy!

Fancy winning free stuff? Uncle Brian, Lost City Angels, Shouting Myke and Short Warning have been kind enough to donate competition prizes! Click here to be in with a chance of the goodness: Win win win!

FATA back in the spring

Submitted by Toby: “From Autumn To Ashes will be coming over to the UK and Europe after a Canadian tour in May. They’ve just finished demoing a load of new songs, with the new album being recorded in March all going to plan.”

The Movielife – Forty Hour Train Back To Penn

There can be little doubt that, even though we are only approaching March, this particular album is one of the most anticipated of 2003. ‘Forty Hour Train Back To Penn’ is The Movielife‘s debut Drive Thru album, and their third full-length release to date.

Friday 28 February 2003

3 Colours Red release new material shocker!

3 Colours Red have signed a singles deal with Mighty Atom to release ‘Repeat 2 Fade’ b/w ‘Vitriol’ and ‘Shopping Trolley Children’ on May 12. More tour dates will be announced soon to coincide with the release. official website

Deconstruction exclusive 2

Punktastic can exclusively reveal that Deconstruction 2003 will be held in London and Birmingham this year. The gigs are in London on June 7 and Birmingham on June 8. Venues have not been officially confirmed. As we said yesterday, UK bands will

U.S. Bombs – Covert Action

These days there aren’t too many bands around that can claim to extol the principles of the punk movement of the late 70’s. The genre is littered with artists that are content to write songs about girls, parties and minor class drugs. Step forward, the

Beezewax UK tour dates

Beezewax are coming over to the UK to play a few shows: March 10 – Nottingham (venue TBC) 11 – Leeds (venue TBC) 12 – London The Verge 13 – Exeter Cavern Club 14 – Cardiff Oz Bar 15 – Grimsby Matrix Bar 16 – Newcastle Head of Steam