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From Friday 30 July 2010

The Higher go bye bye bye

The Higher have posted a cover of *NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye” at www.myspace.com/thehigher

Comeback Kid album pre-order

Comeback Kid‘s new album ‘Symptoms and Curses’ is out August 31 and now available to pre-order for just £7.99 from banquet – http://www.banquetrecords.com/punktastic?VR587 If you need convincing how good this record is read my review at www.punktastic.com/reviews/3755

Lostprophets

I had a transatlantic chat with Lostprophets guitarist Mike Lewis earlier this week to talk about his new clothing label, fashion, his beloved Everton and new LP material… Hey Mike, how are things? All good thanks mate, busy as hell but everything is great. How did Dead Heroes come about?

Sick of it Ball – part two

Sick of it All and Madball tour dates: 28 OCT BRISTOL FLEECE & FIRKIN 29 OCT GLASGOW KING TUTS 30 OCT MANCHESTER MOHO LIVE 31 OCT LONDON SCALA

Sonisphere Updates

Our coverage of sonisphere is continuing over at our mini site with pictures and tweet updates. The Time Warp world record attempt is in a couple of hours… should be interesting!

Futures to record new single

Futures head into the studio next week with grammy award-winning producer Ken Nelson (Coldplay, Feeder, Snow Patrol) to record their debut single from their new album.

Last chance to win 50 t-shirts for your band!

Last chance to win 50 screenprinted t-shirts for your band courtesy of the fine folks at Get A Grip Studios. Get all the details at https://www.punktastic.com/news/23973 Closing date is tomorrow!

30STM extra dates now on sale

Tickets for the extra 30 Seconds To Mars tour dates in November (in brighton and Newcastle) are now on sale. Get them directly from http://www.seetickets.com/see/event.asp?artist=30+SECONDS+TO+MARS&filler1=see&filler3=id1PUNKTASTIC

Aiden/Francesqa tickets on sale

Tickets are now on sale fir the Aiden/Francesqa/The Dead Formats tour in November. Get them HERE

Five Minute Limit – Car Crash in Slow Motion

Five Minute Limit describe themselves as ‘fun pop-punk’ however I’d have to disagree. The three track demo is uninspired and distinctly average. This is the sort of punk I’ve heard a thousand times and reminds me of the bands that played at my