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This week, Tyler and John question where the podcast goes from here. They also break down Mark Zuckerberg and T-Pain teaming up for a baffling remake of "Get Low," The Goo Goo Dolls and Dashboard Confessional touring together, and My Chemical Romance announcing a massive North American tour for 2025...and managing to enrage fans in the process. (Ticketmaster, we’re looking at you!) 

We also discuss rumors of new Oasis music, All Time Low being cleared of allegations, Jelly Roll accusing Charli XCX of chart rigging, and Spitalfield making a comeback. Drama, nostalgia, and chaos—just another day in music news!

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This episode was originally published on 10/25/21.

Tyler rides solo for this week's episode, but continues with the Spooky Season theme. And what better way to continue it than by talking about the band that brings the spooky vibes: My Chemical Romance. Did you know My Chemical Romance recorded the highly successful ‘The Black Parade’ album in a haunted mansion called The Paramour Estate? And, apparently, they ALL  had some really creepy and messed up experiences while they were there. The experiences were so messed up that it led to members of the band leaving the house well before schedule, forcing them to find a new studio to record and finish the album. Well, here's that story.

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This week, Tyler and John are back from their nearly month-long hiatus. On this episode, they explain the reasoning behind the break, answer the question of whether or not bands should feel obligated to play the hits at concerts, talk about the dumbass parent who brought their baby to the pit at a T. Swift concert, bring up the topic of concert fatigue starting to become a thing, and round things out discussing new music.

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This week, Tyler and John discuss new music released from Meet Me @ The Altar and Paris Jackson. Then they move to news about blink-182 canceling some tour dates, the end of Mod Sun and Avril Lavigne’s engagement, the future of radio, a record label that should probably just stick to talking about record label things, and finally venues needing to stop stealing from bands.

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Here's another bonus episode! These bonus episodes are where we take a question asked on Reddit or somewhere on the Internet and answer it as honestly as possible—no matter the consequences.

For this week, we asked the question on Reddit this time and Redditors responded. This week's question is: What is the craziest thing you've witnessed at a concert?

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Bob Becker joins The All Punked Up Podcast this week to discuss the very early days of starting Fearless Records and how even though he quit his real job to focus solely on the label on a shoestring budget, he’s so very grateful for and credits the early bands he signed as they put the label on the map.

Bob also reflects on the days after running Fearless Records. Even though running Fearless Records was tough and a grind every day, and with Bob having the drive and desire that he has, he just couldn’t stay away from the label side of the music industry, and Thriller Records was born.

And as with all record labels, there are times when they make the in-hindsight mistake and wind up passing on signing a particular band that goes on to be very successful. And Bob is no exception to that as he missed out on probably the BIGGEST band he could have missed out on. Oops! Also, Bob teases the next big band joining the Thriller roster. He gives some hints. Can you figure it out? Tune in to find out the hints and guess the new signing.

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This week, Tyler sits down with one of his favorite artists in the scene right now, MOD SUN. The word “genuine” comes up a few times throughout this interview, and it’s no surprise as this episode will show you that MOD SUN may be the most genuine and real artist the scene has right now.  He really wears his emotions on his sleeve and it all comes out unapologetically in his lyrics.

If there's one thing you should come out of this episode with, it's this: MOD SUN has never been one to do things by the book nor has he ever had the desire to be like any other artist for that matter. He is only interested in doing things the way he's always known—his way.

In this interview, MOD SUN talks about taking time to reflect on the steep incline that has been his rise in popularity since 2021, and just being grateful to be in the same conversation of being one of the main acts to help fuel the resurgence of pop-punk.

They also talk about the unconventional rollout of his newly released album God Save The Teen and the risky decision to release the album with no pre-released singles. When it comes to songs on the album, “Single Mothers”, the cover of The Goo Goo Dolls' classic song “Iris”, and "Courtney Fucked Kurt" become the main focus as each has its very own special meaning.

All of that and everything in between was discussed throughout this interview.

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Here's another bonus episode! These bonus episodes are where we take a question asked on Reddit or somewhere on the Internet and answer it as honestly as possible—no matter the consequences.

This is probably the most controversial episode we've dropped so far. And we're guaranteeing this episode is going to either piss off some scene fans or at the very least surprise them. This week's question is: Is there an album or band everyone hypes up that you just can't get into?  Oh boy...

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This week, John and Tyler discuss a few things. One of those things is about the Red Hot Chilli Peppers not satisfying their fans… Also, there was news this week that seemed a little bizarre and Tyler is wondering if you feel the same. Basically, there's a band that canceled itself for reasons that don't seem cancel-worthy. Then, John and Tyler discuss whether or not the future of music involves AI taking over. And finally, they close this one out with what goes on behind the scenes for songwriters in the form of compensation… spoiler, it’s not good.

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Here's a quick bonus episode! These bonus episodes are where we take a question asked on Reddit or somewhere on the Internet and answer it as honestly as possible—no matter the consequences.

After it was reported that only 3 bands cracked Billboard's Top 100 chart in 2022, we wonder if Adam Levine was right when he said in a past interview that bands were a dying breed. So this week's question is: Are bands becoming a dying breed?  Let's see how the boys answer this one.

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In this episode, Tyler and John have a new study to share that confirms how to always get the number of the person you’re lusting after (so get ready and bring your notepad and pen to take notes). They also discuss the new movement for venues to stop taking cuts of artists’ merch sales. And the US is pushing for the ticketing industry to get their shit together and stop charging us all for these nonsensical fees. But we also have some Spotify news, some news about the 2023 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees, and there's a popular artist they may be crossing over into punk; we're all for it.

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Here's a quick bonus episode! These bonus episodes are where we take a question asked on Reddit or somewhere on the Internet and answer it as honestly as possible—no matter the consequences.

Tyler's been wanting to answer this question for a couple of months now This week's question comes from Reddit. The question is: Why MGK is the only “newer” pop punk act that’s gained mass mainstream attention?  Tyler thinks he's got this one figured out. Let's see how he answers this one.

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Episode 105 really packs a punch this week! Not only do we give you the news, but we also bring on one of our favorite guests, Tom Keiger of Houston Calls to spill the beans on the band's recent reunion announcement. We made sure to ask EVERYTHING you could possibly want to know about. As for news, we say goodbye to Panic! at the Disco, we talk about how Machine Gun Kelly’s recent movie has shit the bed, we share the story of a Marilyn Manson fan causing $10M worth of damage, then we ask if an Oasis reunion is bound to happen, and close it out with a band being sued by cereal...

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For this episode, John and Tyler go LIVE on Yellowcard frontman Ryan Key's Twitch channel. It was a great discussion that touched on topics of the band's reunion, the reasons why they seem bigger than they've ever been, their upcoming tour, and whether or not the band has plans to make a new album. Ryan also shares how he tries to balance life fronting one of the scene's most iconic bands as a new dad. The boys kick things off with a fun discussion after Tyler shares the story of John and his old band’s meeting with Drive-Thru Records and walking on the label head’s back. If you’re a Yellowcard fan, this one is for you.

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Here's a quick bonus episode! These bonus episodes are where we take a question asked on Reddit or somewhere on the Internet and answer it as honestly as possible—no matter the consequences.

We have 3 questions packed into this mini episode! The questions are: What modern day song should Mark sing during "Dammit"'s bridge?, Will "Edging" be on blink-182's new album? and If you could only choose one, would you choose Scott Raynor over Travis Barker or Matt Skiba over Tom DeLonge?  Let's see how the boys answer these questions.

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We packed A LOT into this episode as it was a GREAT week for new music. Fall Out Boy is back after finally releasing their new track. We talk about that along with Story of the Year’s new one, Charlotte Sand's upcoming single, and New Found Glory's new acoustic album. After reviews, we discuss whether it’s a bad idea only to release an album with no pre-released singles. We ask this because one major player in the game is planning on doing just that. But there was also news about Fall Out Boy’s Joe Trohman leaving the band, Sad Summer Fest announced this year's lineup, and we bring you another study, this time it’s which genre of music is the worst on the planet. Finally, we answer a tricky question: Who is better? Green Day or blink-182?

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Here's a quick bonus episode! These bonus episodes are where we take a question asked on Reddit or somewhere on the Internet and answer it as honestly as possible—no matter the consequences.

Tyler's seen a lot of debate on the Internet over whether or not blink-182's "Edging" is good or not. It seems like there are quite a few people out there who have strong feelings on both sides. For this bonus episode, Tyler and John discuss that despite the song reigning supreme at no. 1 on the alt-rock charts for 11 weeks straight (10 weeks straight at the time of this recording), does that prove that "Edging" is a good song? 

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This week, John and Tyler debate over whether or not it's ok to wear a band’s t-shirt when going to one of their concerts. Going in, they knew they lived on different sides of the aisle when it comes to this topic, so trying to convince each other was not easy. But before that, they take the time to review some new tunes released this week, as well as discuss some old Drive-Thru Records bands doing some teasing that they need to fill you in on.

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Here's a quick bonus episode! These bonus episodes are where we take a question asked on Reddit or somewhere on the Internet and answer it as honestly as possible—no matter the consequences.

The question for this episode is: How did you discover Fall Out Boy?  Tyler thinks John only discovered Fall Out Boy through him, but John highly disagrees. The conversation then leads into the boys talking about the time they saw Fall Out Boy in concert and were EXTREMELY disappointed.

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We're BAAACK! It’s the first episode of 2023! And this week we’re going to discuss the Foo Fighters' recent announcement, an awesome achievement from Metallica, and an even greater achievement for arguably the biggest artist of our lifetime. We’re also finally going to put an end to the age-old debate over which music fans are more likely to have sex in trucks. And finally, we’re going to clue you in on the most recent tease from Fall Out Boy, and I think there’s a hint to the type of sound direction they may be heading in. Speaking of Fall Out Boy, John for some reason wants to punch Pete Wentz in the face—he shares why. And then we’ll round it out with a rumored release date for blink-182’s upcoming album. We’re either going to accept it or shut it down. Stay tuned to find out!

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After just celebrating episode number 100 last week, we are now at the final episode of 2022. That’s right, we’re taking the next two weeks off and will be back the second week of January. But we’ve got a good one for you today because we share our choices for, Song of the Year, Album of the Year, Artist of the Year, and Albums we're most looking forward to in 2023, and then Tyler shares the artists he thinks you need to look out for in 2023.

We have a new segment we want to try out called Reddit Asks. Today’s questions revolve around blink-182. But we’re also going to discuss Ticketmaster shitting the bed once again, and this time it’s messier than the first time. And also, we’re giving an update on the All Time Low misconduct allegations.

Lots to unpack on this one!

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It's episode 100! This week on The All Punked Up Podcast, we celebrate episode 100 by drinking wine throughout the show. This may very well be a new norm for the show. Listen in as we discuss Google’s top trending musician of 2022 as well as the topic of fake music streams and how labels could possibly be the ones to blame for them.  We also talk about and share our thoughts on Paramore’s newly released track "The News". There was a weird Machine Gun Kelly cooking story that came out this week and Tyler wonders why MGK feels the need to always impress Megan Fox. And then we round it out with the most-hated Christmas songs list. So make sure to play along with us.

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This week, we share our Spotify Wrapped results and discuss what the recent Fall Out Boy tease is all about. But you'll want to stay for this one as we bring on Kailee Morgue. Kailee is on track to be one of the more notable names in the scene. And if she's not on your radar, she should be. Kailee and Tyler talk about everything from how she convinced her parents to skip college for a year to go all in on music and how that led to her success in getting her first record deal. We also talk about her new album Girl Next Door and she opens up about her vulnerability on the record, the songwriting process, and how some of those songs even came to be. We also talk about everything else we can expect from her in 2023 and beyond. She also says she's got a tour coming up next year with an adjacent artist in the scene bigger than her. Who could it be? But before we let her go, she answers some fan-submitted questions.

Stream Kailee Morgue's new album Girl Next Door.

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This week, we’re going to discuss a recent huge YouTube milestone for a certain artist, a rare concert poster selling for an absurd amount of money. We’re also going to talk about the recent Grammy nominations for the rock category. Also, we’re going to talk about a recent incident that happened to Stand Atlantic that shows how fans really can be shitty people. Before we close out, we’re going to talk about a new study that claims a lot of us are at risk of hearing loss when it comes to music. And finally, we’re going to touch on the recent Taylor Swift ticket sale debacle that was Ticketmaster shitting the bed. 

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This week, we get our Spotify listening habits roasted by AI. We also talk about new music from The Dangerous Summer and new Hopeless Records signee Karen Dió. We also follow up on The Starting Line getting a big streaming boost from Taylor Swift and the Smashing Pumpkins revealing their new guitar player.

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For this episode, Tyler and John kick things off by sharing their thoughts on a recent video surfacing of The Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan just casually eating chips during his drummer's drum solo at a recent gig. They have a little fun and pretend how the rest of the show went. They then discuss how Paramore broke up a fight during one of their recent performances in Toronto. Additionally, the boys share their thoughts on the newly announced New Found Glory acoustic album which features new and old songs. They also talk about how Amazon Music recently pissed off some of their freemium and Prime member users. Then they turn to TikTok and how the social network is making the music industry grow very impatient with them.

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This week on The All Punked Up Podcast, Tyler and John discuss the story of a missing blink-182 song that was supposed to be the lead single off their album California. And after Taylor Swift's biggest week in her musical career, Tyler has questions, gives his hot take, and wonders if her recent history-making Billboard achievement is legit. Also, what's the deal with encores? How did they become to be? They happen at essentially every concert. We know an encore is coming. So what's the point? Should we keep them or not? Let's find out!

Other fun things we discuss are how to pronounce Adele's name, blink-182 and I Prevail making strides on the charts, and more!

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It's Spooky Season, and we want to celebrate by using this episode to take a break from the music news we normally bring you, and instead get into the scary season by sharing some believed-to-be-true scary stories. After each story, Tyler and John will discuss and determine whether or not they believe the story to be true or not.

For this week, we bring you two stories: The Stairs in the Woods Pt. 2 and Dolly.

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It's Spooky Season, and we want to celebrate by using this episode to take a break from the music news we normally bring you, and instead get into the scary season by sharing some believed-to-be-true scary stories. After each story, Tyler and John will discuss and determine whether or not they believe the story to be true or not.

Tyler even shares some of his own personal ghostly stories.

For this week, we bring you two stories: The Stairs in the Woods Pt. 1 and I Saw My Grandfather at His Own Funeral.

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Last week saw the arrival of the biggest emo festival ever: When We Were Young Fest–and it started with some controversy. We’re going to talk about that. We’ve also got some news on blink-182, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Kanye West, an actual possible Fyre Fest 2.0, and it looks like the days of cheap music streaming could be a thing of the past. We’re going to talk about all of that, so stay tuned until the end.

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This episode was originally published on 10/25/21.

For this week's episode of The All Punked Up Podcast, Tyler rides solo, but continues on with the Spooky Season theme. And what better way to continue it by talking about the band that brings the spooky vibes: My Chemical Romance. Did you know that My Chemical Romance recorded the highly successful ‘The Black Parade’ album in a haunted mansion called The Paramour Estate? And they ALL apparently had some really creepy and messed up experiences while they were there. The experiences were so messed up that it led to members of the band leaving the house well before schedule forcing them to find a new studio to record and finish the album. Well, here's that story.

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Last week was absolutely huge for pop-punk as you all remember the blink-182 and Tom DeLonge reunion was made official with the announcement of new music and a new world tour. Well, this week tickets went on sale for that tour and because of how Ticketmaster is doing ticket pricing (which is what they call Dynamic Pricing), it’s causing a lot of uproar in the scene. We’re going to talk about this and I’m going to say ahead of time before we start talking about it: This is something that CANNOT work long-term in its current form. It’s a real problem now and will cause more. But we’re going to talk about this in detail because John and I have some thoughts on this as I’m sure you do too. But on a lighter note, we’re also going to be talking about Shaq and his mosh-pit record, Garbage’s Shirley Manson shitting in her partner’s breakfast, and how birdsong is the way to help anxiety. Who knew?

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, something went wrong with John's audio this week due to a recording error with the provider we use. After a ton of editing, this was the best Tyler could do. It's not that bad, but it sounds like John is in a really echo-y room. We totally apologize for this as this is not the type of quality we want to deliver. But nonetheless, we still wanted to bring you what was on our minds this week.

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It's Spooky Season, and we want to celebrate by using this episode to take a break from the music news we normally bring you, and instead get into the scary season by sharing some believed-to-be-true scary stories. After each story, Tyler and John will discuss and determine whether or not they believe the story to be true or not.

For this week, we bring you two stories: Show Me Some Skin and The Slaughter Yard.

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Coming to your early this week! The All Punked Up Podcast arrives to talk about the biggest week pop-punk has ever seen! This week, they've talked about it for the last couple of years, and it's finally come true; Tyler and John discuss everything they know about the recently announced blink-182 and Tom DeLonge reunion. They discuss the band's upcoming tour, their upcoming album and what it could sound like, Tom's message to Matt Skiba, and more. They also talk about the When We Were Young Festival 2023 lineup. The festival really outdid itself as it's a million times better than the 2022 version.

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This episode was originally published on 10/18/21.

It's officially Spooky Season, so Bailey and Tyler thought it would be appropriate to discuss and explain the wild conspiracy theory that Avril Lavigne is dead and was replaced by a look-alike actress named Melissa Vandella. Crazy, right? This conspiracy has lived on since 2005, but gained a ton of traction when details came out in 2011. Listen to them explain the ins and outs of the whole theory and at the theory's conclusion, they decide whether they believe the conspiracy is true or not.

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On this episode, before John and Tyler discuss bands that are universally praised by the scene but shouldn't be, they kick things off with a discussion about how The Starting Line was referenced in a new Taylor Swift song.. They also bring up Jack White and his weird call to clean up some rocks. Also in this episode, the boys weigh in on country superstars Morgan Wallen acting like a dipshit and Jelly Roll being sued by Jellyroll.

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This week, some of the things John and Tyler talk about include Spotify running into another PR nightmare (first it’s the porn issue and now it’s something else). And speaking of Spotify, it looks like there is a movie being made on the streaming giant. Also, as you’re all aware, there is a war between Russia and Ukraine going on. We’re going to talk about how music is being used as a weapon over there. And then we’re going to discuss what the most torturous songs for us would be. And finally, Paramore is back with some new music and a new album on the way. Is their new song good or bad?  We are going to share our honest review of their comeback song. But we first kick things off with a discussion on whether or not bands should or shouldn't use backing tracks during live performances.

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This week, some of the things Tyler and John talk about include the new The Wonder Years album. One person loves it, the other not so much. They also discuss Mariah Carey possibly looking to release her long-lost grunge album. And it looks like everyone's been saying Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger’s name wrong the whole time. Also, Fall Out Boy’s Joe Trohman reveals that the band began working on “guitar-based” music, but is now on the “back-burner”. So what does that mean for the band? And finally, a computer has found what the most iconic song ever recorded is. Here’s a hint: it’s a rock song. Make sure to stay until the end because you'll hear John's cat break his TV.

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This week, John and Tyler got to hang out with guitarist Dan Estrin from the band Hoobastank! Hoobastank has been a band for nearly 30 years and they are still going strong. And that is no easy feat to obtain. Like a lot of our conversations, we talked about the early beginnings of the band and how they formed. We talked about how the original sound of Hoobastank may surprise some people. We discuss the band’s rise to fame, from getting signed to Island Records to releasing their debut single “Crawling In The Dark”. And then we talk about all of the things they are currently doing from celebrating the 20th anniversary of their self-titled album, a co-headlining tour, and whether or not we can be expecting new music.
 
Dan was a wealth of knowledge in this episode so you’ll definitely want to stick around until the end.

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This week, there's a lot Tyler and John talk about.  Some of those things include how one of Green Day’s albums is among one of the worst reviewed albums of the 21st century. And with football season starting it’s fitting that they talk about how and why the NFL doesn’t actually pay its Super Bowl Halftime performers. Also, a recent survey found out which songs’ lyrics are most misheard. They also throw in a recap of the MTV VMAs!

Links to some of the things we talked about:

1. Demi Lovato & Five Finger Death Punch Crown Billboard’s Rock Album Charts
2. Madonna Becomes First Woman to Earn Billboard 200 Top 10 Albums Each Decade Since the ‘80s
3. PSA: Bandcamp Fridays are coming back
4. Green Day ‘Father of All’ Among Century's Worst Reviewed Albums
5. Producers of 2022 VMAs on Why They Think the Ratings Ticked Up This Year: ‘All the Stars Aligned’
6. NFL’s First Head Of Music On Halftime Show Planning & Why They Don’t Pay Performers
7. Study Shows Which Songs' Lyrics Are Most Often Misheard

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This week, Tyler and John discuss whether or not Panic! At The Disco's new album Viva Las Vengeance is as bad as what Twitter says it is. They also bring up an interview that tells the story as to why Ozzy Osbourne swore off acid which then leads to Tyler and John sharing their own stories of getting high. They also talk about how “Teenage Dirtbag” has gone from a one-hit wonder to a TikTok phenomenon. And since we haven't done it in a while, we review new songs from Story of the Year, Cartel, and LØLØ.

Links to some of the things we talked about:

1. Man Arrested at Washington Festival, Police Believe Arrest Prevented a Potential Mass Shooting
2. Green Day’s Classic Track ‘American Idiot’ Is Now Certified 2x Platinum In The UK
3. Nicki Minaj’s “Super Freaky Girl” Becomes First Song By A Solo Female Rapper To Debut At #1 Since 1998
4. “Teenage Dirtbag” has gone from a one-hit wonder to a TikTok phenomenon
5. Ozzy Osbourne Swore Off Taking Acid After Talking to Horse

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We discuss A LOT this week! First, we include a little pre-show talk. Then we bring back Quick Hits and share other noteworthy music news we think you should know without digging in too deep. After that, we will fill you in on the recent blink-182/Tom DeLonge reunion updates.  Speaking of Tom DeLonge, he has a new animated series that we are pumped about. And because we briefly discussed Michelle Branch's split from husband and The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney last week, here's your follow-up after we found out more information. Finally, we end on a big one... Tommy Lee's giant hog.

Links to some of the things we talked about:

1. The SECRET behind the UNIQUE tuning & guitar parts in the Goo Goo Dolls’ “Iris”
2. Mark does an interview with People
3. Tom DeLonge Producing New Adult Animated Tubi Series
4. Michelle Branch Files for Divorce From Patrick Carney
5. Tommy Lee Posts Fully Nude Photo of Himself on Social Media

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This week, we bring you Episode 86! It's an episode where we talk about the recent collab between Sleeping With Sirens and Charlotte Sands that you can thank The All Punked Up Podcast for. We'll tell you why. We also talk about Weezer getting canceled, but not that kind of canceled. Spotify is now getting into the business of selling concert tickets and the streaming service is planning a much-needed design update. We then discuss a recent fiery scare The Offspring crew experienced while driving down the highway which leads John and Tyler to discuss their own incidents involving cars.

Links to some of the things we talked about:

1. Weezer Cancel Broadway Residency Due to “Low Ticket Sales”
2. The Offspring and Crew “Doing OK” After Vehicle Destroyed by Fire in Canada
3. Spotify is reorganizing its app to better separate podcasts and music
4. Spotify tests selling concert tickets straight to fans

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Yo! The new era of The All Punked Up Podcast has arrived! What does that mean? It means we have a new co-host as Bailey is on hiatus. John Pearman is that new co-host. You may remember him from the episode we did where Tyler brought his former bandmates on to discuss the one time they drove all the way out to LA from the Midwest to get signed by Drive-Thru Records. But this week, we aren't here to talk about the old band. We're here to talk about Spotify having a porn problem. Yes, porn. And if Spotify wants to embrace this new venture, John's got a few names Spotify can think about changing its name to. Also, TikTok may end up becoming the next big music streaming app. And once again we bring up the blink-182/Tom DeLonge reunion rumors as they heated up again this week with new information.

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When considering the media side of things, Gunz is one of the most prominent figures in the scene we cover. And this week, Tyler sits down with the guy who’s interviewed nearly all of your favorite bands and artists and everyone in between. Gunz has his own podcast called The Gunz Show where he talks a little news and does some interviews, but now he has introduced a brand new game that is taking the emo world by storm: Who Wants to be an Emo Millionaire?

His new gameshow is definitely one you’ll want to check out as he brings on some of the scene's top artists to test their knowledge of emo trivia. The game is played live over Twitch and gives you a chance to watch live AND get involved as you could end up being one of the lifelines an artist uses.

We, of course, talk about his podcast and gameshow, we discuss the current state of pop-punk and whether or not it can ever get back to the heyday it saw in the early 2000s, but Gunz also digs into how he’s gotten to where he is today and how putting in a ton of work and hustle over the years has led him to become one of the most trusted media figures our scene has ever had. I mean, the dude is everywhere (festivals, tours, interviews, you name it)! We also play a mini version of Emo Millionaire where we put Gunz in the hot seat, so you don’t want to miss that!

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Is Machine Gun Kelly misunderstood? I’ve often thought about this question and after listening to Machine Gun Kelly’s recent album ‘Mainstream Sellout’, I wonder if he was trying to tell us all something.

I was recently brought back on the High School Never Ends Podcast, and this time it was to discuss and review MGK’s latest album.

The overall consensus for me was I think MGK was completely vulnerable on this album. He talked about his past, his present, and all of the demons he fights with every single day. He’s dealing with a lot of mental health issues which he admits to on this album.

Now, I don’t think these are excuses for how he acts in the public eye or on social media, but I do think what I would assume is his honesty on this album, sheds a little light on who MGK is, as a human being.

Since the High School Never Ends Podcast released this episode, MGK has released a documentary that really confirmed my thoughts after doing a deep dive of this album. I’d really like to know what you guys think too, so tag us on our socials and let us know if after really digesting this album, does your opinion of MGK as a person change?

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In this episode, John and Tyler take to the streets of Reddit again. This time to answer the question: How big do you think Olivia Rodrigo can get? And do you think she will keep leaning towards pop-punk more? The boys have a lot to say about this one.

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FYI: Tyler was having audio issues this week which is why his audio quality may not be on par with past episodes. We apologize for that.

This week, Tyler and Bailey get together to talk about how a viral trend on Twitter saw users blocking Brendon Urie for SO MANY different and unreasonable reasons. Additionally, they talk about the upcoming new series of Beavis and Butt-Head and how influential the 90s cartoon was to music genres played on MTV. And speaking of the 90s, do you remember Alanis Morisette's Top 10 hit "You Oughta Know"? Well, we know it was written about then boyfriend and ex-Full House star Dave Coulier, but what did Dave think when he first heard the song? We got the deets. And finally, Paramore announced a tour! Will they finally add "Misery Business" back to their setlist? They discuss. Oh! We're at it again. Is blink-182 back together with Tom?

Links to some of the things we talked about:

1. Why Are Fans Blocking Brendon Urie on Twitter?
2. The new Beavis and Butt-Head series debuts in August (watch the trailer)
3. Dave Coulier’s First Reaction to Hearing Alanis Morissette’s ‘You Oughta Know’? ‘I Can’t Be This Guy!’
4. Paramore announces tour
5. Is blink-182 basically back together with Tom?

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Tyler got to hang out with an artist that has been on his radar for quite a few months now. Her name is Taylor Acorn. You may have heard of her after her most recent releases “Shapeshifting”, another single called “In My Head” and her recent acoustic cover of blink-182’s “First Date”. 

After we released one of our recent episodes called: Pop-punk NEEDS to invade the Country Music world, Tyler feels like Taylor is the perfect follow-up to that episode. Because he feels like Taylor is definitely an artist that can play nice in the pop-punk world AND the country music world ALL at the same time. She comes from a country music background, but she’s doing her thing in the pop-punk world and she is doing it VERY well. 

But they discuss just that and whether or not she thinks she can play in both genres. They also talk about her very beginnings, when we can expect a new single and then she dishes on a tour she’ll be in support of that you don’t want to miss!

When it comes to Taylor Acorn, Tyler REALLY expects big things from her and we're excited for everyone to hear her story.

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After a four-week break, we're baaaack! This week, Tyler and Bailey discuss the recent Drive-Thru Records announcement. Spoiler alert: they were correct in their speculations from the episode prior. But they wonder if there is more. Additionally, they talk about a recent ruling in favor of Ed Sheeran NOT plagiarising a song,  how the ones doing the suing got the shit end of the stick on this one, and what this could mean for future artists suing over plagiarism. And speaking of shit, there's one artist who loves to use his shitter as lyrical inspiration. It's their first week back in a while, so sit back, relax and enjoy the bumpy ride that was this episode.

Links to some of the things we talked about:

1. Ed Sheeran wins plagiarism lawsuit and defendants have to pay his legal fees?!
2. Drive-Thru Records announcement confirms our speculation of vinyl pressings 😎
3. Post Malone shits out 60% of his songs 💩

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