
The Story So Far stopped by Banquet Records to do an acoustic set for fans. Watch the full thing below after the jump.
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The Story So Far stopped by Banquet Records to do an acoustic set for fans. Watch the full thing below after the jump.
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The Story So Far Stream New Song “Clairvoyant”

The Story So Far have released a new acoustic song called “Clairvoyant.” Stream it via Revolver here or below!

Balance & Composure Finish LP2; Album Coming This Fall
Fans who have been waiting for the follow-up to Separation don’t have to wait too much longer. Balance & Composure’s second album will be coming this fall via No Sleep Records.
TSSF, Matt Vincent, LWL Releasing New Songs This Week
We’ll be getting new music from The Story So Far, Matt Vincent (The American Scene), and Living With Lions this week. Pure Noise seem quite busy.
Tom DeLonge Finishes First Sci-Fi Screenplay
The first of two upcoming Tom DeLonge screenplays have been written.. We know Tom, Aliens still exist.
The Wonder Years 24 Hour Record Release Tour Set List
The madness is officially over. The Wonder Years managed to play four shows in three timezones in 24 hours.
Paramore Bassist Breaks Foot Onstage
Jeremy Davis managed to break his foot onstage this past weekend, but will not be missing anytime with the band.
Senses Fail Perform “187” For The Final Time
Senses Fail chose to retire “187” at a hometown-ish show in Asbury Park this weekend. You can watch the last performance by clicking that link above.

Pure Noise Records will be having a busy week with The Story So Far, Matt Vincent, and Living With Lion premieres. Check out a tweet from Pure Noise below after the jump.
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Living With Lions Announce New 7” Via Pure Noise Records

The Story So Far will be releasing a new acoustic song this week for their upcoming split. Check out a tweet from Parker Cannon below after the jump.
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The Story So Far filmed a Waiting Room Session for their new album several months ago. Watch it via YouTube now below!
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The Story So Far finished off Groezrock with a great performance of “Quicksand.” Watch it below after the jump.
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The Story So Far, Stick To Your Guns Announce Split 7”
The Story So Far and Stick To Your Guns will be releasing the split just in time for Warped Tour this summer. The Story So Far’s side of the split will feature a Pinback cover and an acoustic song.
Sum 41 Frontman Opens Up About Stevo’s Departure
Deryck Whibley has finally opened up about Stevo Jocz departure from Sum 41. While Whibley doesn’t go into extreme details, it does not seem like he sees the departure as a hindrance to the band’s future.
Stay Ahead Of The Weather Working On New Music
Evan Weiss just can’t get enough. Stay Ahead Of The Weather, who have more or less been quiet for a few years, are finally working on new music. This comes following Evan recording new music for Into It. Over It., Their/They’re/There, and Pet Symmetry.
Forever The Sickest Kids Announce New Album
The band will be releasing J.A.C.K. on June 25th. Yes, the name of the band’s album are the initials of each member’s first name.
Dance Gavin Dance Finish Recording New Record
We’ll be getting Dance Gavin Dance’s first album with newly appointed frontman Tilian Pearson sometime this summer, most likely August.

The Story So Far and Stick To Your Guns will be releasing a split 7” on June 18th via Pure Noise Records. Check out the artwork and track listing below!
POZ Gallery: Suppy Nation Tour
Features: Man Overboard, The Story So Far, Tonight Alive
Location: Union Transfer - Philadelphia, PA
Photos By: Allison Newbold

*This review was composed by Alyssa McKinley and edited by Erik van Rheenen
The second day of Today’s Mixtape Festival was easily the most anticipated. The first and only day to sell out, the Day 2 bill was a dream come true for any pop-punk fan. With one of the spring’s most talked about tours, The Suppy Nation Tour, making a stop to join the lineup, it’s no wonder fans packed 89 North as soon as its doors opened. Chances are a fest so perfectly tailored to pop-punk won’t happen again anytime soon.
The show kicked off at noon with the local opener Last Great Hero, who played to a larger crowd than most of the earlier acts of the first day did. As Last Call and Heart to Heart played their way through energetic sets, it became obvious that this would be another day to remember.
No Good News took the stage with the words, “All of our best friends, all of our favorite bands, everyone’s here,” just before fans stormed the stage for a dance party. Some fans stage-dived repeatedly, while most just enjoyed staying as close to the band as they could. At the end of their set, the band made fun of one straggling fan who crawled across the stage.
A last minute change in set order proved that Day 2 was as much about friendship as it was about music. Forever Came Calling took the stage when The American Scene was set to, to give their friends more time to get to the venue after their van broke down. At this point in the day, the venue was already packed, and Forever Came Calling definitely didn’t suffer from a lesser crowd reaction because of their earlier set time. Their guitar-heavy set kept the party going, breezing through songs off Contender before wrapping things up with “Front Porch Sunrise.”
Following Forever Came Calling was one of the most undeniably talented and anticipated bands of the day, Pentimento. A short break from pop-punk, the crowd remained slightly calmer but just as interested in the flawless set Pentimento delivered. Defined by raw emotion, their set hit many tracks off their self-titled release, but one of the highlights remained an older track: “Walking Calmly In Your Wake.”
Separated by The American Scene, who played a relaxed, melodic set to an intent crowd, were hometown heroes Giants At Large and Bellwether. Both brought an incomparable energy to the room, building up to killer finales. Giants At Large lowered a mic into the crowd and let fans carry the vocals of their final song, while Bellwether’s fans didn’t give them a choice in the matter — the band was lost in a sea of 30 people onstage singing along to every last word. Grateful for being able to play despite their van troubles, The American Scene played an incredible set that would have been worthy of any later set time.

The Story So Far played Mixtape Fest this past weekend. Check out a part of their set below by clicking “Read More.”
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The Monthly Summary
Week I
Albums Out This Month
Week I
Week II
The Weekly Tour Round-Up
Spring-Summer
Exclusives
Austin Carlile Arrested For Felonious Assault
Big Footprints - The Big Comp: 75 Bands, $5 For Charity
Lo Fidelity Spring Line Announcement
March Sadness
Champion: Dads
Interviews
Stick To Your Guns
Weatherbox
Reviews
The Story So Far - What You Don’t See
Alkaline Trio - My Shame Is True
Young Statues - Age Isn’t Ours
Lydia – Devil
A Rocket To The Moon - Wild & Free
Killswitch Engage – Disarm the Descent
Youth Lagoon - Wondrous Bughouse
Lux Lisbon - Get Some Scars
Perspectives
Stealing Time, Again
Discussions
Bands Who Broke Up Too Soon
Festival Watch
Mixtape Festival Preview: Our Must-See Bands And Acts
Playlists
Team Recommendations
Road Blogs
Heart To Heart
Pentimento
For The Foxes
Contes
The Eagles - Signed Poster + DVD [Ends on April 17th]
Streams
State Lines, Haverford - Split
Some Stranger (ex-Daytrader) - S/T EP
Progress In Color - S/T EP
Video Premieres
Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! - Unnecessary Censorship
1985 - “Love Is Everywhere”
The Venetia Fair - “The Day I Set Them Free”
Track-By-Tracks
Nightmares For A Week - Civilian War
Podcasts
100 Words Or Less: Jonah Ray (Nerdist Podcast)
Showcase
Wolves At Bay
Set The Stage
Gallery
Chuck Ragan, Dave Hause, Jenny Owen Youngs, Rocky Votolato
Dads, Modern Baseball, Emperor X, Omar, Stable Boys
Sponsored Tours
Forever Came Calling, Heart To Heart, Last Call [Now-04/21]
BoySetsFire, No Trigger, Pentimento, Light Years, Maker [05/24-05/26]
Songs Of The South Fest [07/20-07/21]

Attacks On Emos, Punks To Be Classified As Hate Crime
Police in Manchester, UK are considering attacks against punks and others hate crimes.
The Story So Far Sell 13,500 Copies; Land At 46 On Charts
What You Don’t See sold 13,500+ copies in its first week sales and managed to debut at 46 on the Billboard charts. A huge feat for The Story So Far, Pure Noise Records, and Sam Pura.
Into It. Over It. Begins Recording New Record
Into It. Over It. has hit the studio again to record the follow-up to Proper. It has not been confirmed whether or not No Sleep will be involved in this release.
Two Tongues To Make New Record Next Year
Max Bemis and Chris Conley will be going at it together again in 2014 to finally work on the next Two Tongues release.
Set Your Goals Have 12 Demos For Next Album
Some fans were concerned that Set Your Goals had broken up, but rest assured that is not the case.
Perma To Release Album, Tour This Fall
Perma will be making its debut following Say Anything’s summer tour and before Say Anything record their next record. What a busy Bemis family.