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From Tuesday 16 May 2006

Taunt the Capones

Tauntra have a new song online at their MySpace page from their split with The Capones which is due out at the end of this month. They also have some tour dates confirmed for June & July. Hit ‘discuss’ for those.

Underworld kids

Andrew and those lovely chaps at PunkRockVids.com have posted up a video of Comeback Kid‘s Wake The Dead which was filmed at their recent gig at the Underworld in London.

Monday 15 May 2006

It’s still good to go.

The Good To Go tour (Allister and The Aquabats) has had a couple of dates added since we last posted about it 12 days ago. The new dates are: August 2 – Studio24, Edinburgh August 6 – Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth. Support on all dates comes

Brunt Of It – Certain Uncertainty

Bit late with this one, but never mind. Brunt Of It are a throwback to the mid-to-late 90s from Rhode Island and combine elements of skate-punk with strong doses of ska. Think Bad Religion meets Suicide Machines and perhaps a hint of

Rejected dates

A reminder that The All-American Rejects are over next month: Jun 9 2006 – Download Festival (Snickers stage) Jun 10 2006 – Glasgow Barrowlands Jun 16 2006 – Hammersmith Palais No word on anything in between the 10th and the 16th yet.

Keeping the editor’s chair warm..

Paul’s away for a couple of days at the moment so I’ve borrowed his account until he gets back. If you have anything newsworthy or any questions please send to me (Spud) at spud@punktastic.com or send me a message on the forums.

Nights of the round table

Nightmare of You have signed to Sire Records.

they are the Kids from America. Woah.

Men Women and Children do a one off at the London Scala on June 6.

Poddy hell, Vanilla play a gig!

Vanilla Pod headline the Camden Underworld on May 28 and play their first gig in ages. Buzzkill and a stack of others are also on the bill, so get on down!

Sunday 14 May 2006

Penknife Lovelife tour dates start soon

After a few months out, Penknife Lovelife return to promote the re-issue of their debut E.P “There Is Nothing More Romantic Than Watching The World Die” with some tour dates with label mates Blacktop and Scottish screamo boys Flood of Red. May dates with