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New Found Glory has just released the dates for their upcoming Pop Punk's Not Dead Tour with Man Overboard, This Time Next Year and two more bands which will be announced soon. The trek will kick off in Santa Cruz, Calif. on October 6th at The Catalyst and wind down in San Diego on November 20th at the House of Blues...

In a post on their official website last night, New Found Glory revealed that Best Coast chanteuse Bethany Cosentino will be appearing on their next album: "Today our friend Bethany from the band Best Coast came into the studio and sang vocals on one of our new songs...

Thick as Blood braved the mean streets -- and the rain -- of New York City to walk from the Gramercy Theater to the Noisecreep offices for this edition of the ''Creep Show.' These Florida hellraisers have scaled down from a seven-piece (like the Wu-Tang Clan of hardcore) with three vocalists to a much leaner five-piece, and everyone showed up for this intimate, fireside chat...

California metalcore maestros Terror have entered a recording studio to start work on the follow-up to 2008's 'The Damned, the Shamed' with New Found Glory's Chad Gilbert, who will be producing the effort -- the band's fifth full-length offering...

"I have nine," guitarist Matt Fox of Shai Hulud answered Noisecreep when asked how many board games he has. "Maybe more than the average person, but not many. If I really wanted to think about it, I could name them all right now." Board games -- those flat, unanimated pieces of cardboard that came with perhaps some cards and little plastic baubles -- have fallen out of vogue w

Andy Atkins from A Plea for Purging is currently headlining the Tour Up From the Floor Up with Venia and Hundredth. He's taking some time out from a busy November schedule to document the insanity for Noisecreep. So it's inevitable that tour will have good days and bad days...

We've all been to shows with overzealous security guards, and we've all seen bands call out brutish security guards for being a little too rough with their fans. But A Day to Remember frontman Jeremy McKinnon set a new bar for scolding security on Oct...

Becoming road weary is one of the effects of being in a band. And A Day to Remember isn't exempt. As a matter of fact, it wrote a whole album about missing loved ones, aptly titled 'Homesick.' "The name came from just the honest feeling that everyone in the band was going through," bassist Joshua Woodard told Noisecreep...