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Social Distortion will release Born To Kill on May 8, 2026, their first studio album in 15 years and the first since Mike Ness’ recovery from cancer.

New York City punk legends THE CASUALTIES have ended an eight-year recording hiatus with the announcement of their new album Detonate, arriving this March via Hellcat Records.

Teenage Joans kick off 2026 with Bandits, a new single that blends punk power with country influence as the Adelaide duo head into a major touring year.

Good Riddance have announced their tenth studio album Before The World Caves In, due March 27 via Fat Wreck Chords, marking their first release since 2019.

After decades of legal disputes, full ownership of The Ramones’ legacy has been consolidated under Linda Cummings-Ramone.

Descendents return to Australia and New Zealand in June 2026, marking 30 years of Everything Sucks with a career-spanning tour.

Iggy Pop is in New Zealand this week for three live shows, delivering a career-spanning set while Australian fans wait for his return.

Surfbort return with their new single Jessica’s Changed, the latest release from their upcoming album Reality Star, out March 6 on TODO Records.

After eight years, The Casualties return with “People Over Power,” their first single on Hellcat Records, delivering a blistering punk call to action.

Redd Kross and The Hard-Ons have upgraded their Melbourne Saturday night show and revealed full support details and documentary screenings ahead of their March 2026 Australian tour.

Joyce Manor have released I Know Where Mark Chen Lives, the opening track from their upcoming album I Used To Go To This Bar, produced by Brett Gurewitz and out January 30.

Canadian punk-rock band Calling All Captains return with The Things That I’ve Lost, a deeply personal EP set for release January 9, 2026

Mach Pelican are back with a new 7-inch single “Remember It?” / “Summer Sun”, out January 30, 2026

Black Flag will tour Australia in May 2026, unveiling a renewed lineup and the beginning of a fresh creative chapter.

Yungblud will return to Australia in January 2026 for his biggest national tour yet, with Brisbane punk favourites Dune Rats joining him for all dates.

Redd Kross and The Hard-Ons will reunite in March 2026 for a co-headline Australian tour celebrating more than four decades of punk and power-pop history.

Mariachi El Bronx and The Bronx will return to Australia in March 2026 for the Super Show Band On Band Action Tour, featuring both bands performing back-to-back with a nine-piece lineup.

Amyl And The Sniffers’ free Melbourne show at Fed Square was cancelled after crowd breaches damaged barriers and created a significant safety risk, with the band apologising and offering bar tabs to fans.

Aotearoa punk agitators Dick Move return to Australia in early 2026 with their explosive new album Dream, Believe, Achieve. Tour dates and album tracklist revealed.

Mark Hoppus will bring An Evening Of Storytelling to Melbourne and Sydney in March 2026, diving into his life, Blink-182 history, and memoir Fahrenheit-182.

Patti Smith’s Horses turns 50, celebrating a groundbreaking album that reshaped rock and poetry and inspired generations of artists.

Atlanta punk powerhouse Upchuck will make their long-awaited Australian and New Zealand debut in March 2026 with shows across Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland and Wellington, plus a stop at Golden Plains Festival.

Birmingham’s Templeton Pek return with Savages, out 3 October 2025. The album continues the city’s proud legacy of fearless music, from Black Sabbath to Duran Duran.

Grade 2 return with ‘Hanging Onto You’, a single that blends punk’s raw bite with emotional honesty, signalling an exciting new chapter for the Isle of Wight trio.

NOFX have released “What Are We Doing This For” with Codefendants, one of their final songs. The track drops ahead of their triple album collection A to Z, due 5 December 2025.

Bad Cop Bad Cop have unleashed their fourth studio album Lighten Up and revealed a full-length music video for the single “Disbelief.” The record showcases the Southern California punk band’s raw resilience, personal storytelling and bold musicianship.

You can’t make this up. Iggy Pop’s parrot Biggy has given Hoodoo Gurus the ultimate seal of approval.

All Time Low are back with a brand-new single, Butterflies, the latest taste of their upcoming tenth album Everyone’s Talking!, due out October 17 through Basement Noise Records / Photo Finish / Virgin.

NOFX are making their return with A to H, the first part of their A to Z triple-album series, but this time the spotlight isn’t just on the music. The artwork comes from world-renowned pop surrealist Shag (Josh Agle), whose mid-century modern style has become iconic in music, design, and tiki culture.

Santa Cruz hardcore mainstays DRAIN have unleashed the final single from their highly anticipated third album, …IS YOUR FRIEND, which lands November 7th via Epitaph Records. Titled “Scared Of Everything And Nothing”, the track is a brutal, two-and-a-half-minute punch of crushing breakdowns, razor-sharp guitars, and chaos engineered for the mosh pit. The official video, directed by Eric Richter, captures the band’s signature energy with a rooftop performance atop a parking garage.