News
Today we’re proud to present the first new song from Joey Cape’s fantastic new solo record, Stitch Puppy. The song is called “Moral Compass” and you can take a listen over at Substream. While you’re there, enter a contest to win tickets to his Fall tour with a bunch of One Week Records artists!
Joey Cape’s new solo album, Stitch Puppy comes out on September 4th! Joey created a video (below) to give you a small taste of what’s to come with the new album. Joey also gave us the rundown on his upcoming tour. “I am really happy that my new album “Stitch Puppy” will be released by Fat on September 4th. This post is just a little teaser for the record but, there are a lot of other cool things happening as well. Thursday, September 20th Substream Magazine will be premiering a full song from the album and offering pairs of tickets...
Preorders for NOFX’s Backstage Passport 2 are up! This feature-length documentary is a two disc set containing two “lost episodes” (Australia and Eastern Europe) from the original Backstage Passport series and loads of bonus footage. Check out this killer trailer then give us high fives, as Backstage Passport 2 was just awarded BEST MUSIC DOCUMENTARY at the 2015 Kingston Film Festival! Don’t miss NOFX on the Fat Wrecked For 25 Years Tour!
If you are one of the unfortunate souls that missed Lagwagon on the Fat Tour, we’ve got some news that’ll really turn things around for you.Lagwagon are setting out across the southern US this fall, with a stop at The Fest along the way. And who better to join them on this romp through the South than the pride of Louisiana, PEARS! There you have it, a reason to go on.
Dillinger Four are turning 21!!! Holy crap! Yes, it’s true, and they’ll be hitting the road in October to commemorate this milestone. Come out and buy them some shots now that they’re finally legal. Just to make sure it’s a proper celebration, Night Birds will be along for the ride , blasting out songs off their upcoming album Mutiny at Muscle Beach. If that lineup doesn’t get you pumped, you may not be cut out for this punk-rock thing. Now that you’re 21, you’ve got a lot to lose Look back on better times, fuck all ’til 22
