Minus The Bear have released a new song called “Walk On Air” as part of the Injustice soundtrack. Stream it below by clicking “Read More.”
Minus The Bear are releasing a sequel to 2008’s Acoustics in August, or around there. Check out what the band told Billboard about the new songs below by clicking “Read More.”
PropertyOfZack is stoked to be teaming up with Minus The Bear and Metro to give away a pair of tickets to see the band play on March 3rd with Rah Rah in Chicago, IL. The contest will end on March 1st, so find out how to enter below!
To win a pair of Chicago tickets you must do each of the following things:
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- Write on POZ’s wall: I’m entering to win tickets to see MTB at Metro!
We know Warped Tour is steadily approaching, but there are too many great tours this spring to not boast about before a summer of fun. Whether it’s Man Overboard and The Story So Far, All Time Low and Pierce The Veil, The Wonder Years, Circa Survive, or The Summer Set, there’s a little something for everyone this upcoming season. We decided to put together a new PropertyOfZack Discussion on all the “must see” tours this spring, so check them out below and feel free to reblog with the tours you can’t wait to see!
The Suppy Nation Tour
The Suppy Nation Tour is a little preview of the best of the 2013 Warped Tour lineup, and it has one of the best bills of the season. Man Overboard and The Story So Far are both on the cusp of taking their success and fan bases to the next level. The tour not only features a great lineup, but is also a no-brainer for the co-headliners to solidify their crowds together before conquering Warped Tour. The American Scene and Citizen are also going to be a great openers for fans of either band to sink their teeth into for the first time. And while Tonight Alive may seem like a strange band in the three spot, you have to give both Man Overboard and The Story So Far credit for trying to bring different from the norm out to their shows. - Zack Zarrillo
All Time Low, Pierce The Veil, Mayday Parade, You Me At Six
Overkill, or pure genius? This is arguably the “best” tour of the spring. Even if you detest one or all four of the bands, there’s just no arguing that this bill provides the most bang for its buck. All Time Low and Pierce The Veil could sell out these venues on their own, but adding Mayday Parade and You Me At Six is a double scoop of extra frosting for most fans of either band.All Time Low have stuck to pop-rock and pop-punk touring bills for years now, but branching out into more of a “core” scene with Pierce The Veil’s fan base is incredibly smart, and it would be shocking if they didn’t walk away from the tour with a large amount of new fans. Same goes for Pierce The Veil as they’ll swoop up pop-rock fans who haven’t been opening to listening to “harder” music before. This tour is also a steal and great build up for Mayday and You Me before they record and release their next albums. - Zack Zarrillo
The Wonder Years, Fireworks, Hostage Calm, Misser
Last year’s Pop Punk’s Not Dead Tour saw The Wonder Years playing third fiddle to genre heavyweights New Found Glory and Set Your Goals. But on arguably the biggest pop-punk tour of this spring, The Wonder Years earned their role as headliner. Fans can cross their fingers for a new single to sing along with at shows, since the band’s tracking its fourth studio album with Steve Evetts right now. Hostage Calm is riding hot on the heels of 2012’s fantastic Please Remain Calm and Fireworks is penning the follow-up to still-stellar Gospel.Sure, the Wonder Years will be taking the main stage at the Vans Warped Tour this summer, but this tour features a stronger supporting cast (sorry I’m not sorry, Black Veil Brides) and will make for a tune-up for the band (not that they need it- their live show is always tight and crisp). Even if you plan to check ‘em out at Warped too, don’t miss TWY this spring. - Erik van Rheenen
The Summer Set, We Are The In Crowd, Go Radio, For The Foxes
With the release of their third full length looming on the horizon, this might be The Summer Set’s last headliner for a while. Thanks to the longer set time, the Wake Up And Be Awesome Tour should be one of the rare opportunities to hear the band dig into deep cuts from their first two albums, and possibly even their early EPs. And if you’re looking for a preview of that upcoming album, you’re in luck — the pop quintet recently debuted a new track, “Maybe Tonight,” on a handful of UK tour dates.Along for the ride are boisterous pop-punks We Are The In Crowd, as well as the moodier Go Radio, back in a support slot after a headline tour of their own behind last fall’s Close The Distance. And be sure to arrive early for up-and-comers For The Foxes, one of ourPropertyOfZack Artists To Watch, as well as Summer Set biffles Paradise Fears.- Jesse Richman
Bad Religion, Against Me!, Polar Bear Club
It’s a rare tour where the supporting cast is as exciting as its headliner, but with Polar Bear Club and Against Me! each respectively poised for a huge year, this is a tough tour to not get behind. Bad Religion, pop-punks granddaddies still kicking around since 1979, have been sharpening their stage presence for the past thirty-four years, and are no slouches. But Polar Bear Club absolutely slays live shows, and vocalist Jimmy Stadt’s frenetic stage presence alone is worth the price of admission.And don’t forget about Against Me!, who are working on what should be a stellar concept album and will probably use the tour to flaunt some brand new jams. Punk is most definitely not dead: at the venues these bands will be hitting this spring, it’s anything but. - Erik van Rheenen
The 2013 Idobi Meltdown Festival is taking place on March 9th in Silver Spring, MD and features Circa Survive, Minus The Bear, I Am The Avalanche, and Kevin Devine, among many others. PropertyOfZack is stoked to be teaming up with the festival to give away a pair of tickets if you haven’t already purchased yours here. The contest will end on February 13th, so find out how to enter below!
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Minus The Bear will be touring the UK in April and May. Check out the dates below by clicking “Read More.”
Minus The Bear have released a new music video for “Listing.” Watch it below by clicking “Read More.”
Kevin Devine Kickstarter To Fund Albums | Kevin Devine Funds Kickstarter In No Time Flat
Kevin Devine has raised ~$65,000 in under 24 hours in a Kickstarter drive to fund his next two albums. How great is that? What’s even better is that he’ll be working on one new album with Rob Schnapf and one with Jesse Lacey. Kevin Devine has a great community of fans and they showed him that he can find success without doing the label grind. Like our friend Jason Tate said, the best part about all of this of course is that we’re guaranteed great music.
Circa Survive, Minus The Bear, Now Now Announce Tour
Great tour. Unfortunately slim tour routing. Circa Survive had an incredible fall tour with harder bands, but their spring tour guarantees even more crossover with Minus The Bear fans. And this run will be great for Now, Now as well who have seen a slew of fantastic touring opportunities as of late. Can we get a few more legs added to this though?
Bring Me The Horizon Lose Guitarist
Bring Me The Horizon were busy yesterday. They announced a UK tour, confirmed the release date for their new record, but they also revealed that guitarist Jona Weinhofen is no longer in the band. There’s not much more than that at this point, but it seems to be something the band doesn’t want to draw attention to.
D.R.U.G.S. Is Not 100% Dead | Craig Owens Explains The End Of D.R.U.G.S.
The ending of D.R.U.G.S. this past spring was like watching a train wreck on a movie theatre-sized screen. Members from the band quickly quit, spoke out, and started new projects. Craig Owens however remained more or less quiet on the band until this week. D.R.U.G.S. has apparently not been laid to rest yet. In fact, Owens may work on the project once again. He also spoke out about the dynamic of the first iteration of the band, which fans should read if they have any interest in what a boy band in the punk/screamo/emo scene looks like.
Senses Fail Announce Album Title, Release Date
Senses Fail will be releasing Renacer (pronounced: ray-nah-serr) on March 26th. It’s heavy. That seems to be everyone’s thoughts who have heard it so far. It’s by far Senses Fail’s heaviest album and I would imagine that it’s going to turn off some fans and welcome in a slew of new ones. It’s new, it’s fresh, and like the album title suggests, Senses Fail have been born again.
Sleeping With Sirens Announce Spring Tour
Sleeping With Sirens will be going on a B/C/D(?) market tour this spring, which may or may not be a hint for what’s to come for the band this summer. Nonetheless, the amount of excitement from fans who view the site only further shows that this band will be the biggest in their area of the scene by the end of the year.
Is it January 22nd yet?
The 2013 idobi Meltdown Festival has been announced with Circa Survive, Minus The Bear, I Am The Avalanche, and Kevin Devine, among many others. Check out the full lineup below by clicking “Read More.”
Circa Survive, Minus The Bear, and Now, Now have announced a tour together this spring. Check out the dates below by clicking “Read More!”
It looks like Circa Survive and Minus The Bear will be announcing a tour together today. Check out a Google Hangout teaser from AltPress for later tonight below by clicking “Read More.”
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Minus The Bear are expected to make a tour announcement today. Check out a tweet from the band below by clicking “Read More.”
August 28th is just two days away, and there are a few great releases coming out this week. Click “Read More” below to check out the album details and download information for all the great records coming out this week!
Minus The Bear are streaming their new album, Infinity Overheard, a few days early for fans. Stream it below by clicking “Read More!”
Minus The Bear have released a new music video for “Steel And Blood.” Watch it below by clicking “Read More.”
