The Fancestor is a podcast about that will speak to 30 fans from 30 Major League Baseball teams to determine exactly why we are fans. Chrystal O’Keefe, a prominent White Sox fan & writer for Southside Sox, shared her journey from being a lifelong Cubs fan to converting to the Sox.
Victoria Mary Clarke & Rubyworks are proud to unveil the next chapter in the landmark tribute to one of music’s most storied poets. Available now on streaming platforms, Johnny Depp & Imelda May deliver a breathtaking new interpretation of ‘Haunted’, the 2nd single from the upcoming album ’20th Century Paddy – The Songs of Shane MacGowan.’
The Cardinals are teaming up with Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance & Feeding MO to host the 11th annual Home Run Against Hunger Food Drive before the Cardinals take on the Dodgers on Sunday, May 3 in front of the Official Cardinals Team Store.
Org Music continues its comprehensive Descendents reissue series with Enjoy!, the third installment in the campaign celebrating the band’s foundational catalog and the latest release since the group reclaimed ownership of their master recordings.
Pop-punk mainstays The Dollyrots will perform on Little Steven Van Zandt’s new live session series Live in the Underground Garage on June 10 at 3 PM ET, broadcasting live from the SiriusXM studios in New York City on SiriusXM Channel 21.
SoCal genre-blenders zebrahead return at full throttle with their new single, “Smoke Signals From My Couch”. The track serves as the latest preview of their forthcoming EP O, the final installment in a conceptual series that includes III, II, I, and now O, bringing the band’s multi-release arc full circle.
The Cardinals are back at Busch Stadium for a brief three-game Interleague weekend matchup with the Seattle Mariners (April 24-26).
LA/Seattle power-punk duo Mr. Dinkles return w/ the single “Letter To Elon,” a sharp, reflective track pulled from their forthcoming 5-song ‘R.I.P.T.’ EP, out June 5th.
Portland has long held its place as one of America’s quietly influential music capitals, a city where independent spirit and sonic experimentation tend to flourish just beneath the mainstream radar. Wooden Overcoat’s “Home” feels like a natural extension of that environment, but it also reaches outward, forming an unexpected stylistic bridge to the sun-drenched, laid-back textures often associated with Australia’s Sunshine Coast music scene.
Frenchy and the Punk deliver a jolt of tension and momentum with “War on War” – a single that feels wired for both the stage and the moment. Issued via Distortion Productions, the track doesn’t ease its way in; it pulses forward with a sense of unease that quickly becomes addictive.
SoCal’s genre-warping upstarts Integra Pink return with their most urgent and unpredictable release yet, “Spiderman Piñata,” out now.
