This week's video comes from The Gaslight Anthem, who are currently touring in support of last year's breakthrough release, The '59 Sound; with Murder By Death, The Loved Ones and Frank Turner.

After a jaunt across western Canada, the band slipped back into the U.S. for packed house in Minneapolis. Upon returning to the stage for an encore performance, The Gaslight Anthem paid homage to Florida's Hot Water Music with a cover of their classic track "Trusty Chords". The song was originally released on the LP Caution in 2002.

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This week we bring you a live performance, courtesy of our comrades at National Underground. The video features Against Me!, live at The Fest 4, in Gainesville, FL.

You can check out the video, in full high definition, here.

All attempts at some witty banter aside, I love this band. Their style of pop-punk has just enough punch to it to keep your toe tapping and your fist pumping. Check out three songs, from three of the band's four LP's, below by clicking Read More.

Naples' Fake Problems stopped through Philadelphia on their headlining tour Tuesday night with support from Kiss Kiss. They played at the Trocadero Balcony and we managed to capture their closing track "Heart BPM" from their recent release It’s Great to Be Alive. Watch the video below by clicking Read More.

They'll be joined by Ninja Gun for the second half of their tour.

Last week, Philly's Dirty Tactics stopped in town to drink some drinks and sing some songs. If you haven't already done so, check out their EP, Gangsta Stamina, over on their Punknews profile.

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Nashville's Blacklist Royals recently rolled into town on the end of a recent tour. At the end of their set, the band performed a cover of Ann Beretta's "Love's Easy Tears" and were joined by a couple of special guests.

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Punknews.org reviews editor Brian Shultz recently put together a video segment for post-hardcore band Make Do and Mend. Here's what he had to say about it:

I had to do a video project for an Online Journalism class at school, so I decided to do a band profile. I decided to do Make Do and Mend since they're an awesome up-and-coming band more people should know about. I figured I may as well have it posted on Punknews since it's relevant and more people could see it. The lighting for the performance is poor, the sound's kinda mediocre and the whole thing's pretty amateur, but whatever.

We've got some footage from the recent End Sounds SXSW party from March 17, 2009 at Red 7 in Austin, Texas with a one-time only all-star Minor Threat cover band. This year the event was sponsored by Punknews.org.

The show featured Filler, a one-time only Minor Threat cover band which featured Zach Blair (Rise Against, GWAR, Only Crime, Hagfish), Luke Abbey (Gorilla Biscuits, Warzone) Mike Herrera (MxPx, Tumbledown) and Rob Marchant (Riverboat Gamblers, Slowride, Saboteur) and vocals by Frank Carter (Gallows) Sam Ghanbar (Complete Control)

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The Menzingers recently went on a short weekend tour to test some new material before heading to the studio. The band is currently recording a new 7" titled Hold On Dodge, coming out this summer on Red Scare Industries.

You can check out one of the new songs, "They speak of my drinking, but never of my thirst", below by clicking Read More.

We'll be posting exclusive studio journals from the band, so keep an eye out of that.

We're holed up in Atlas Studios with Richmond, VA's Landmines as they record their new EP for Paper & Plastick.

Click Read More to check out a short video journal entry from the Chicago studio below.

Today we're stoked to bring you an exclusive bit of live footage from T.S.O.L.. The long-running band celebrated their 30th anniversary with a brand new album - Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Free Downloads - and are touring in support of the record. Go download the album right here.

The video also includes a few words from Jack Grisham who had some words for Punknews.org.

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Last week, Minnesota's Off With Their Heads stopped by Nara Sushi in Richmond, VA to drink some drinks and share some songs. The lighting was a little rough, so I've converted the video to black and white. Think "vintage".

The band is on the road supporting their recent release, From The Bottom, released via No Idea Records. You can check out a video featuring two tracks from the record below by clicking Read More.

We recently chatted with Matt Caughthran, frontman for Los Angeles, CA's The Bronx. Matt filled us in on the band's upcoming world tour plans, the inspiration behind their string of three consecutive self-titled releases and interesting music videos, the upcoming "Mariachi El Bronx" album, upcoming projects on their White Drugs label, and more.

The band recently released their third full-length, The Bronx. You can check out the video below by clicking Read More.

This week we bring you a special premiere from Canada's The Sainte Catherines. The band recently filmed a performance for the Montreal television show "Mange ta ville". The performance features an unreleased track titled "Chub E VS Hank III".

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This year at the Fest 7 in Gainesville, FL; our Video of the Week comrades National Underground teamed up with beloved Philadelphia hardcore group Paint It Black for a rather unique Fest surprise following the Bouncing Souls' Saturday night headlining set. NU.org head honcho McKenzie Singleton explains:

About five months ago Dan Yemin and I mentioned in contact that we needed to do another PIB show. He said he and Andy Nelson had agreed they "needed to top last year's show" at Dirty Money's apartment. After months of bouncing back emails and such (while they were home from tour) we decided on doing a guerilla show. Just setup in a parking lot and play till the cops shut it down. So, on Halloween, Jason Burroughs and I went to get a uhaul and generator. We lined up a backline with Static Radio from New Jersey. Also drums from James in Dirty Money. Unfortunately, he kicked through his bass drum during their set that afternoon at the Venue Sidehatch. So, someone got ahold of Richard Minino (Horsebites, NMDS, Gatorface) and we used his kick and snare. We found a PA we could use through Vinnie (LTJ, P+P) and Ryan from Dirty Money helped us with that. Then, we had a power conditioner, mic and electrical cables from Eric Wysocki, our NU audio engineer. His car got towed from behind the Venue, so we had no way to use the PA or put the generator anywhere but right in front of the back of the truck. Andy wrote a love note to the Fest that Sue, NU PR Director, had run on pink quarter page notes with hearts on em. We'll get a copy scanned soon. Basically the note said to meet them in the parking lot after the Souls show...