Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Every millennial knows it: a tall man with sharp features gazes into the camera. "Hi. My name's Johnny Knoxville," he says, adding ...

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James Gunn’s Superman(2025) delivered the absolute greatest superhero movie song in the genre’s history. James Gunn has always been a master of film music. Now, in DCU’s Superman (2025), Gunn ...

Remember Mayday Parade? This pop punk outfit made it big with “Jamie All Over” in 2008. The song quickly became the band’s most commercially successful hit and was a stellar opener for the band’s ...

Here are the best cover songs from 11 big pop-punk bands. When it comes to pop-punk bands playing cover songs, things typically go one of two ways. They either stay too true to the original as they ...

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In Defense of the Genre is a column on BrooklynVegan about punk, pop punk, emo, hardcore, post-hardcore, ska-punk, and more, including and often especially the bands and albums and subgenres that ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. More than two decades after their peak, the music of Yellowcard is a pop punk message in a bottle. The note that ...

The Monkees‘ songs don’t get classified as punk rock. Despite this, The Monkees released a punk rock song long before the genre really took off in the 1970s. Here’s a look at how The Doors inspired ...

The Monkees and punk rock debuted in the same year: 1966. The two battled for chart supremacy. Interestingly, Jim Morrison of The Doors had a similar view of both. 1 of the masterminds behind the 1st ...

It’s only natural that a band so well-known for their catchy hooks would dish out a very memorable love song or two. “Good Good Things” is a particularly sweet song, one that differs quite a bit from ...

Every millennial knows it: a tall man with sharp features gazes into the camera. "Hi. My name's Johnny Knoxville," he says, adding, "Welcome to Jackass." After a ridiculous stunt—getting shot out of a ...