WE DID IT! This week the Punknews Podcast celebrates its 52nd show and one-year anniversary with reflection on podcasts past, hints of podcasts future and still the same barely adequate product you've grown accustomed to ignoring. Bryne Yancey, Adam White and Rich Verducci also tackle the Coheed and Cambria mess (while Rich openly campaigns to join the band), Gallows' gaping hole at vocalist (ditto), and Hot Water Music's one minute of new music. Plus other bits on Alkaline Trio and Against Me! (natch), as well as nuggets on MxPx, None More Black, Sharks, Blink 182 and more.
On top of that, we have new music from Jeff Rowe, Basement and William Elliott Whitmore.
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Two years ago, Blink-182 told MTV News they wouldn't be playing "Up All Night" during their reunion tour mostly because, well, they hadn't finished recording it yet.
"We really don't want the first time that people hear our new song to be a YouTube version of us playing it live," Mark Hoppus said at the time. "We want it to be the actual song, and we haven't gotten the chance to finish it yet, so we'll probably leave it out of the set until we actually release it."
Of course, for a while there, it looked like that release date would never come. But on Tuesday night, much to the delight of Blink fans everywhere, the band announced that "Up All Night" would finally, totally, officially make its premiere Friday at 10:30 a.m. on Los Angeles radio station KROQ and Blink182.com.