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 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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We're back! While we were out, there was a lot of news to catch up on that we needed to comment on. It's being reported that Warped Tour 2025 is going to happen, Dave Grohl just fathered a baby outside of his 21-year marriage, Oasis has reunited, Linkin Park has reunited, Jane's Addiction recently reunited and fought each other on-stage, and Fyre Festival II is a go, but hasn't booked any bands (no surprise there!).

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On this episode, John and Tyler share their thoughts on blink-182's recent release of four new song teasers, the lineup and tracklisting for Disney's upcoming pop-punk covers album titled A Whole New Sound, a recent blink-182 gig review where it is clear that the writer of the article has no idea who blink-182 is, they grade Jelly Roll's chokeslam, and talk about who knows what.

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On this episode, Tyler and John discuss the real possibility and proof of a future blink-182 live album being announced. Additionally, Tyler shares his discovery of bootlegs and unreleased tracks hiding in plain sight on Spotify. They both discuss and answer a Redditor's question about concert attendees not standing for blink-182 when they performed throughout the night. Spoiler: they think the Redditor is the asshole. Finally, they discuss the songs that got them and others invested in the scene.

Live version of "Going Away To College"

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This episode is jam-packed! In this week's episode, Tyler and John discuss the recent horrible performance of the National Anthem by Ingrid Andress, Tenacious D's untimely joke that has gotten them canceled, and MGK getting fangs. They also read mean tweets about last week's episode and round things out with a debate on whether Green Day's era of Dookie - Nimrod was better or worse than blink-182's Dude Ranch - Take Off Your Pants and Jacket era.

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On this episode, Tyler and John discuss Disney's exciting announcement of a pop-punk covers album featuring beloved Disney songs. The boys then listen to Simple Plan's cover of Elton John's "Can You Feel The Love Tonight", the album's debut track, for the first time and give their live reactions. Going in, neither one of them had high hopes for this song.

Check out the new Simple Plan cover!

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With the boys off this week, Tyler and John are sharing a conversation they had after last week's episode where they discuss bands and songs they'd be ok with never hearing again. Do you agree? Let us know on our socials what bands and/or songs you'd be ok with never hearing again.

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On this episode, Tyler and John take a look at and grade Alternative Press' recent list of the 5 Best Emo Vocalists of All Time. Do they agree? But before they get to that, they discuss new music from blink-182, The Dangerous Summer, The Story So Far, The Used, and more.

Check out blink-182's new song "Can't Go Back".

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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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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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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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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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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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In this episode, Tyler and John take to the streets of Reddit for their topics this week. The first topic includes a 19-year-old female who had the worst experience imaginable at a recent Fall Out Boy concert. They share their thoughts on that and who they think is at fault. The second topic is from someone asking: is pop punk becoming too homogenized nowadays? The boys give their hot takes and weigh in on this while reading comments from others.

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In this episode, Tyler and John discuss Sum 41's new and final album Heaven :x: Hell. They also talk about their thoughts on artists who release multiple vinyl variations to boost album sales. Billie Eilish recently came out disapproving of this practice even though she's done it before. Finally, the boys share their thoughts on a trend pointing to song lyrics getting simpler, more repetitive, angry, and self-obsessed.

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This is a special episode where we talk to fans of the music scene, get to know them a bit more as fans of music, and dive into what they do for a living.

This week, we talk to one of you, Dr. Tom, a podiatrist (foot doctor) and a fan of the scene. Dr. Tom is a supporter of the show and (full disclosure) a long-time friend of both Tyler and John, as well as Tyler's personal foot doctor. Before moving into music-related topics, the boys interview the doctor about his work by asking him all kinds of questions, from sawing off feet to the worst feet he's seen to his craziest experiences while practicing podiatry. Tommy also shares his favorite bands, best concerts, a wild concert story, the most he's paid for a single concert ticket, and what albums and tours he's looking forward to most in 2024. To wrap it up, Dr. Tom turns the tables and asks the hosts about the most embarrassing concert they've attended.

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This week, John and Tyler review songs from Hot Mulligan, The Story So Far, LØLØ, and The Home Team. They then round out the episode by sharing their hot take reactions on the controversial opinions fans of the scene have but are too embarrassed to admit.

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In this episode, Tyler and John discuss how artists are gaming the Billboard charts in the lamest way possible to boost rankings. They express frustration with these strategies and question the credibility of chart achievements, particularly regarding the dominance of certain artists like Sum 41, blink-182, Drake, and Taylor Swift. This conversation leads to a discussion about today's potential influence of payola and streaming manipulation. The boys then shift their focus to Spotify rolling out music videos to its platform and whether or not it should be seen as a threat to YouTube. Finally, they round out the episode by discussing one iconic artist's unenthusiastic decision to return to Spotify.

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This week on Unplugged, Tyler and John dive headfirst into this week's news and a handpicked topic to debate.

• Sum 41 dethrones Blink-182! After 22 years, Sum 41 blasts back to the top of the charts with their song "Landmines," knocking Blink-182's "One More Time" out of the No.1 spot on Billboard's Alternative Airplay Chart. Are we surprised?
• Hardcore band fires singer... for estrogen? In a story that's sure to leave you scratching your head, Tyler and John unpack the bizarre tale of a hardcore band firing their vocalist for allegedly dosing the bassist with estrogen. Is this real? We use ChatGPT to find out.
• Why do we think pop punk is no longer "mainstream'? Pop punk (and emo) have seen a resurgence of sorts over the last couple of years. With only a select few artists hitting the mainstream during that time, why has pop punk failed to stay?

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In this episode of Unplugged, Tyler and John delve into a Reddit post about hitting the "age wall." Tyler narrates a concertgoer's experience where, at 35, the individual found himself irritated by a group of drunk youngsters constantly bumping into him, so he took matters into his own hands. The hosts discuss the community's responses and share their own thoughts on handling such situations at concerts. 

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On this episode of Unplugged, Tyler and John grade Alt Press' recent 5 Best Debut Albums of All Time list. What did the publication get right and what did they miss? Additionally, they share milestones from blink-182 and Beyonce, Bill Corgan getting a reality show, and Live Nation killing it in terms of revenue in 2023 as they show no signs of slowing down in 2024.

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Osees' John Dwyer stops by Unplugged to talk about the band's upcoming 2024 world tour, upcoming new music, where it all started, and where it's all going. It's an interview any Osees fan will love to hear.

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From Paul McCartney's lost bass to skyrocketing US visa fees, this episode packs a punch! We explore new music drops, the surprising return of porn soundtracks, and Spotify's artist-friendly gig discovery tool. Plus, the Rock Hall nominations are in, and we debate a music fan's ultimate dilemma: Would you get rid of WWWY to bring Warped Tour back?

Check out this week's new music!

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In this bonus episode, John guesses which artists from a list of 32 surprisingly have not won a Grammy. But before that, Tyler asks John about his foray into vinyl record collecting and how buying a box of random vinyl records for $5 led to one of those records selling for $2000.

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In this episode of Unplugged with Tyler Winters and John Pearman, the hosts discuss various topics, starting with an overview of the Grammys, highlighting Taylor Swift's record-breaking wins and Paramore's historic achievement. They also touch upon Paris Jackson teasing new music, and boygenius' hiatus, and they share thoughts on Jay-Z's comments about Beyoncé's Grammy snub. The hosts then express their views on the current state of pop-punk, declaring that it has peaked and discussing the lack of innovation in the genre.

The conversation takes an interesting turn as they delve into Kanye West's unauthorized sample of Ozzy Osbourne's song "War Pigs," leading to legal and ethical concerns. The hosts also explore the shocking revelation that Talking Heads turned down an $80 million offer to reunite for festivals in 2024. The episode concludes with a humorous discussion about Kid Rock's claim of getting more "ass" than Mark McGrath, with McGrath himself confirming the statement. But the hosts wonder, of the two artists, who got the more quality of ass?

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Episode 201 is here and it's officially our first show as Unplugged with Tyler Winters and John Pearman. For this week's episode, we bring back an OG The All Punked Up Podcast co-host, Ally Rincon. We discuss her brand new EP and make her talk about new music and news with us.

Speaking of news, here's what we talked about. After acquiring the streaming rights to WWE's Monday Night Raw, we ponder whether Netflix could also become the future home of live music events. We then move the news about Apple paying artists more per stream as long as they have spatial audio version of the song being streamed. Is this a good thing for artists? Finally, we round out the news with all of the TikTok drama that saw some of the most popular songs removed from the platform after they were pulled by Universal Music Group. We've got all of the deets. So tune in!

Listen to Ally's (Drive-In) new EP Location Scouting.

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In this episode, Tyler and John reveal the new name that will replace the 3-year-old The All Punked Up Podcast title as a new era of this podcast begins. After the reveal, the boys discuss their thoughts on Green Day's newly released album Saviors. Although this band is one of their favorites, they have different views on this album.

Moving on to the news, they discuss a few reunion announcements, Best Buy ceasing the sales of CDs and DVDs, MGK getting hate for his new signature guitar look, Smashing Pumpkins receiving over 10K applications to be the band's new guitarist, and finally Moose Blood announcing their return from hiatus after “inappropriate behavior” allegations came about in 2018.

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On this week's episode, we review Green Day's latest single "One Eyed Bastard" and how the opening riff sounds like a rip-off of P!nk's 2008 hit "So What". We then move to news about Rage Against The Machine breaking up and Paramore dropping off of their headlining ALTer Ego Fest performance and what that means for the band. Tyler and John have some fun and wild speculation about what is going on there. Finally, we round things out with how you can officially apply to be Smashing Pumpkins’ “additional” guitarist, and how one fan hit a world record with 43 Metallica tattoos which leads to John explaining his one and only very odd tattoo in an obscure location.

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This week, we discuss one artist who accidentally sued a fan for $250,000 and is now apologizing to her. We also talk about Paramore's uncertain future after completing their contractual label obligations, and then Kid Rock forgiving Bud Light. Finally, we round out the show with our Best of 2024 lists.

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In this episode, John and Tyler review new tracks by Green Day, Carpark, Sweet Pill, and Drive-In while pondering the rise of virtual bands following KISS's 'new era' announcement. They also discuss how the 'GTA 6' trailer caused an insane spike in Tom Petty streams. Also, news about Taylor Swift's 'Eras' tour hitting the billion dollar mark gets talked about. The conversation heats up as they discuss a music exec's controversial statement about artists producing physical records during the climate crisis.

Check out new music from:

1. Green Day - Dilemma
2. Carpark - MIA
3. Sweet Pill - Chewed Up
4. Drive-In - S4th and Wythe

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On this episode, John and Tyler reveal their Spotify Wrapped results after revealing Spotify's 2023 Wrapped global charts.  Categories John and Tyler go over are:

1. Top Genre
2. Listening Hours
3. Sound Town
4. Top Artists
5. Top Songs
6. Type of listener
7. Top Podcast

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On this week's episode, John and Tyler hit on the following topics. 

• There’s a new AI-generated singer-songwriter out there and she’s released her first song. We stream the song and share our thoughts on the tune and whether or not this type of AI-generated music from an AI-generated artist will ever be a thing.
• Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley has come out to explain the reasoning behind the band's decision to split up. 
• Paramore ran into some pyrotechnical issues during one of their performances this week. Could Hayley Williams have handled the situation a little better?

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This week, we cover killer whales' indifference to metal music while attacking boats and The Hives' possibly accidental ingenious move to 'franchise' their brand for cover bands. We also talked about Billie Joe Armstrong's explanation for Green Day's avoidance of political music. Then there was news about MGK contemplating changing his name, so we asked ChatGPT to come up with some new names he should go by. Somewhere in all of this we also pick who we'd rather marry: Britney Spears or Christina Aguilera.

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This week, When We Were Young Fest announced their 2024 emo lineup. This time it was with an emphasis on bands playing their respective iconic album in full. However, social media noticed there was one glaring issue with the lineup: it heavily lacked a female presence. With social media ablaze, When We Were Young Fest suddenly entered damage control and started announcing new bands to the lineup... and those new bands all happened to be female-fronted groups. So what say you? Do you think When We Were Young Fest messed up and are now trying to save face? This episode has us debating these exact questions.

Elsewhere in the episode, we discuss Charlotte Sands' new song "pity", Green Day having a good week, and Spotify's new royalty payment policy that probably isn't as bad as most initially thought.

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In this episode, John and Tyler get very critical as they review blink-182's latest no. 1 album, "One More Time...". There are a lot of thoughts out there on this record, especially when it comes to the drums. But after speculating that blink-182 released two different versions of the record which sounded noticeably different, they graded the vocals, the music, the production, and the overall album. They also discuss where the album ranks in blink-182's catalog. And at the end, they pick their Top 3 tracks.

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This week, John and Tyler interview the Scotland-based rock band happydaze. This band has been on Tyler's radar since 2021. He's reviewed a few of their songs with praise over the last couple of years and was finally able to get them on the podcast. Listen in to find out how a band from Scotland was able to get the attention of the American-based record label Thriller Records, whether or not UK bands purposely try to hide their accents while singing, and then the band teaches John and Tyler some Scotland slang.

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This week, John and Tyler continue with Part 3 of a special series where they go track-by-track and review Houston Calls' debut album A Collection of Short Stories. But to do so, they bring on the guys from the High School Never Ends podcast, Steve and Chris. And to make this series even more special, Houston Calls frontman, Tom Keiger, listens in on our thoughts and then provides some interesting tidbits and stories about each track. And to round out this series, everyone shares their Top 3 tracks off the album.

Tracks discussed in this episode are "Bottle of Red, Bottle of Spite", "A Line in the Sand", "A Pen and a Piece of Mind", and "The Better Part of Valor".

If you're a Houston Calls fan, this is a series you DO NOT want to miss. 

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 This week, John and Tyler continue with Part 2 of a special series where they go track-by-track and review Houston Calls' debut album A Collection of Short Stories. But to do so, they bring on the guys from the High School Never Ends podcast, Steve and Chris. And to make this series even more special, Houston Calls frontman, Tom Keiger, listens in on our thoughts and then provides some interesting tidbits and stories about each track.

Tracks discussed in this episode are "Elephant and Castle", "Amtrak Is For Lovers", "High Rise", and "One More Won't Hurt".

If you're a Houston Calls fan, this is a series you DO NOT want to miss. 

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This week, John and Tyler begin a special series as they go track-by-track and review Houston Calls' debut album A Collection of Short Stories. But to do so, they bring on the guys from High School Never Ends podcast, Steve and Chris. And to make this series even more special, Houston Calls frontman himself, Tom Keiger, listens in on our thoughts and then provides some interesting tidbits and stories about each track. But before we get to the reviews, we had some much needed questions needing answered by Tom. 

Tracks discussed in this episode are "Sunrise Goodbyes", "Exit, Emergency", and "Bob and Bonnie".

If you're a Houston Calls fan, this is a series you definitely DO NOT want to miss.

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In this episode, John and Tyler delve into the latest music releases from Cassadee Pope's reimagined hit "Wasting All These Tears" to Simple Plan's new version of "Iconic" featuring Jax to blink-182's "Fell In Love". 

We then do some follow-ups to past discussions, including Tyler's evolving opinion on Hot Mulligan and Green Day's teaser for a new song. blink-182 also takes the spotlight for their consecutive number one hits on the Alternative Airplay chart. We explore the endless debate of fan expectations, and the balance between song releases, and conclude with the groundbreaking news that Taylor Swift's "Eras" tour is poised to make history as the most lucrative in music history.

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

Tyler rides solo for this week's episode of The All Punked Up Podcast 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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We're back with another bonus episode. This week, after another Reddit post read by Tyler, he wonders if Hot Mulligan is considered an acquired taste. John is a fan of the band. Tyler hasn't been able to get into them. Listen in as the boys try and figure it out.

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In this week's podcast episode, we kicked off with a review of blink-182's latest track, "Dance With Me," sharing our thoughts and impressions. We then delved into a follow-up discussion regarding Bearings dropping off their co-headlining tour, revealing the surprising revelation that they will be opening for Neck Deep on their 2024 U.S. tour. Shifting gears, we explored the innovative move by Good Charlotte's Benji and Joel Madden, who have just launched the Veeps subscription service, All Access, promising to reshape the live music experience. Lastly, we delved into the exciting rumors surrounding Spotify's potential launch of a new "Supremium" tier, anticipated to offer an array of enhanced features, signaling a significant development for the streaming platform.

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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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We hit the streets of Reddit yet again. This time, after reading a Reddit post about blink-182's upcoming album allegedly having quite a few co-writers on the album, Tyler asks the question: Should blink-182 write their own songs? I'm sure this will become a hot-debated topic in the coming days. And we, like you, have our thoughts; hear us out.

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On this week's episodes, we received new music from Sum 41 that we need to talk about. Was it worth the wait? But then we talk about how blink-182's "One More Time" had a BIG week, some Green Day stuff, and LiveNation taking away merch cuts from artists. And finally, the results are in; we take a look at the most popular one-hit-wonder songs amongst listeners in 2023. Can you guess which songs make the list?

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For this bonus episode, John and Tyler talk about the rumored 2024 tour that is supposed to be comprised of two bands with numbers. We all know blink-182 is going on tour in 2024 in support of their upcoming album One More Time... So assuming, blink-182 is one of those rumored bands, John and Tyler speculate who the other band might be.

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This week, John and Tyler review the two new songs from blink-182 titled "One More Time" and "More Than You Know". SPOILER: They do not agree on "One More Time". After the reviews, they turn to news about the music industry seeing its revenue reach an all-time high, and a fan bringing a dog to a concert and then being berated by the band's drummer.

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With Taylor Acorn set to drop her new EP Certified Depressent on September 22nd, she sits down with Tyler Winters from The All Punked Up Podcast to talk about just that, how she and Cassadee Pope linked up to write her most recent single "Coma", and after Tyler awkwardly brings up her rock hard abs, they discuss her workout routine. To round out this conversation, Taylor answers fan questions.

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For this week's episode, we now know when we will FINALLY get some new blink-182 music! Also, there was some scary news this week involving Sum 41 frontman Deryck Whibley. And now artists can utilize a Spotify tool that will help them pay for promotion to a targeted audience.

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On this special episode, Jeremie Bailey—remember him from the very beginnings of this podcast?—chats with Simple Plan drummer Chuck Comeau an hour before the band's gig at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in St. Louis, MO on The Offspring's Let The Bad Times Roll Tour.

Inspiration seems to be the main theme of this conversation, but Chuck talks about the early days of Simple Plan, and also gives some insight behind the band’s hit song “Perfect” and the impact and legacy it has left and will continue to leave for many years to come. 

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This week, John and Tyler begrudgingly talk about blink-182 yet again doing more teasing toward their upcoming single and album. They also discuss one band dropping off their very own co-headlining tour just 1 week before the tour is supposed to kick off citing other opportunities causing conflicts. All of this leaves just one headliner and their fans who have purchased tickets upset and out of luck. But are they in the wrong here?

Also in this episode, Spotify may have a problem when it comes to Swedish gangs laundering money through the platform. And speaking of Spotify, non-Premium subscribers may be saying goodbye to the music streaming service's Lyrics feature.

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We hit the streets of Reddit yet again. This time we tackle the concern that is concert etiquette. There seems to be a large amount of people on the Internet who think that since the pandemic, concert etiquette has gone awry and the younger generation attending concerts needs a lesson in how to behave. We discuss the topic from different points of view and decide who needs to go. Is it the younger TikTok generation? Or is it the gatekeeping concert etiquette old folk?

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Although it was Labor Day weekend, and news is usually rather slow around this time, this week gave us discussions on blink-182 needing to cancel some European tour dates, one legacy artist refusing an autograph for a fan,  Paramore being back in the studio, and then we "confirm" some Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift beef.

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On this bonus episode, we hit the streets of Reddit to answer their questions. This week, one Redditor from the blink-182 subreddit asks: Why are people saying this is blink-182's final album?

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In this episode, John and Tyler discuss the teasing blink-182 is currently doing, what it means, and when we'll hear new music. There was also news this week about an idea that the music industry should really consider: letting fans invest in songs. Not only do the boys talk about that, but they also spend time shitting on Fyre Fest's recent pre-sale news. Oh, and before they get to all of that, Tyler has a bone to pick with their most recent guest and standup comedian Neil Rubenstein.

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This week, actor and standup comedian Neil Rubenstein sits down with Tyler and John to discuss his upcoming special Have Some Dignity which drops on YouTube on August 24th. This dude is hilarious. And if you guys are asking yourselves why in the fuck are you interviewing a comedian on a podcast about the scene? Well, let us answer that for you. Neil Rubenstein is VERY much in the scene. You may have caught him on some tour dates with Taking Back Sunday, Motion City Soundtrack, Bayside, and most recently opened up at both dates of Adjacent Fest. He’s played in bands and is on the first two Taking Back Sunday albums. So it's safe to say he is our people. Not only do they discuss his upcoming special, but they even talk about cancel culture and it's effect on the comedy scene. This is an interview you'll definitely want to check out. 

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On this week's episode, John and Tyler discuss Google and major record labels negotiating a deal when it comes to AI deep fakes, Taylor Swift and Beyonce fans lashing out at the artists, blink-182 fans trying to influence the Spotify algorithm, Paramore canceling the remainder of their tour, and the MTV VMAs nominations for Best Rock and Best Alternative categories.

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For this episode, John and Tyler share their honest opinions on the new releases from Neck Deep, Olivia Rodrigo, The Story So Far, Beauty School Dropout, and Meet Me @ The Altar. And, per usual, they don't hold back.

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This week, we are here to help you increase those bedroom partner numbers! That's right. In this episode, we reveal the results of a recent study that answers the question: What kind of music lover has the most partners? 

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For this episode, John and Tyler get to hang out with a band that should be on everyone’s radar: Beauty School Dropout. If you don’t know about them currently, you will soon.

They are currently signed to Verswire (run by Sherry Saeedi, Mark Hoppus, Pete Wentz, and Nick Lippman) They already hit the road opening up for blink-182 on their massive reunion tour. We talk about that, as well as some behind-the-scenes stories of being on that tour, what the experience was like, what they learned, all of it.

And if there is one story you NEED to stay and listen to, it’s their story about their photographer, Juan, who tried to impress Travis Barker with a twerk… It sounds as crazy as the story is.

But we talk about everything, including songwriting with some of the best songwriters in the business, as well as their newly released track “beautiful waste” which we highly recommend checking out since it truly has the makings to be a hit.  That track will be included on their recently announced sophomore full-length album titled READY TO EAT which is scheduled for release on October 13th.

Listen to "beautiful waste" here.

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This week is all about the breaking news that came out on July 26th. If you don't know, here's what happened. The House Oversight Committee had a Hearing on UFOs (or UAPs) that tried to shed some light on possible security risks linked to said UFOs. Well, Tom DeLonge was name-dropped during this Hearing, and his To The Stars... company is one of the main reasons why this Hearing even took place. Not only that, but the Hearing also revealed that the US government allegedly retrieved these non-human spacecraft along with the non-human biologics that piloted them. WTF, right? But does this news make it so people should be concerned for Tom DeLonge's safety? We'll fill you in on all of it.

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For this episode, Tyler and John found the question asked on Reddit: What’s your most embarrassing misunderstanding of a blink lyric?  Not only do they go through the Reddit comments and share their favorites, but they also share their own versions of blink-182 lyrics they misheard.

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On this week's episode, Tyler and John discuss recent music releases, including Paramore's covers of Foo Fighters' "My Hero," and Yellowcard's EP "Childhood Eyes." They also address country star Miranda Lambert's controversial reaction to fans taking a selfie during her concert. The hosts share their thoughts on Green Day's new song "1981," and they feel very underwhelmed by it. Additionally, they discuss blink-182's highly successful reunion tour, which grossed over $85 million.

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Oh, boy. Someone thinks The Starting Line is ridiculously overrated. Let the debates begin.

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On this week's episode, Tyler and John talk about a new revelation Joe Jonas of The Jonas Brothers shared with the world; that is he shat himself while on stage. This got Tyler to look up what other artists have pooped their pants while performing. John also shares his own personal sharting experience. But(t) that's not all! There is one classic butt rock band teasing a comeback, and John wants to prevent it from happening. Oh! And emo has entered the Billboard Hot 100 charts again. This was a fun one. Enjoy!

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It's another bonus episode! Someone on Reddit asked the question: How many pop punk bands, if any, would you say are in your Top 5 Bands of All-Time list? So we answer that very question. Find out what bands make Tyler's and John's list and who has more pop-punk bands in their top 5. John and Tyler also answer the question: If you could only listen to one genre of music in a specific decade, what would it be? Will they pick 2000s pop-punk?

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On this week's episode, we review two new songs from Taylor Swift featuring Fall Out Boy and Hayley Williams, as well as, Fall Out Boy's cover of "We Didn't Start the Fire" and Mod Sun's new song "Strangers" which addresses him and Avril Lavigne's failed engagement. We also talk about how there seems to be an epidemic of fans being completely stupid at concerts. Finally, we talk about sex at festivals because apparently, it's happening A LOT.

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This week, we're sharing a clip from our 2022 interview with Plain White T's frontman Tom Higgenson where he shares the story behind the band's mega-hit "Hey There, Delilah". If you've ever wondered how the Plain White T's wrote the emo acoustic classic "Hey There, Delilah", this is the episode to listen to.

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Tyler saw a question posed on Reddit that he thought would be a great discussion for him and John to discuss on this week's episode. The question? Was New Found Glory ever mainstream? Not only will Tyler and John share their thoughts, but Tyler will also fill you in on what Reddit thinks.

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For this episode, John takes some guesses at who lands on a Top 15 list of the most tiring artists to see live based on how "physically demanding" their current concerts are. The artists on this list contain only artists who are currently on tour.

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For this week's episode, John and Tyler talk about bad band names that prevented them from checking out said band. But before that, they discuss the craziness that ensued at a recent Bebe Rexha concert where the singer was drilled in the face after a fan from the crowd threw their phone at her mid-performance. The incident has the boys asking if phones should be banned at all concerts going forward. Additionally, they have a little fun discussing the recent breakup of Avril Lavigne and Tyga.

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On this bonus episode, John and Tyler share their picks of bands that should've been bigger than they were.

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For this week's episode, Tyler has a theory involving Avril Lavigne's next album and the sound she's going for. Listeners may think this theory is too wild, but he's 100% all-in on it and he wants you to hear him out. Also in this episode, Tyler and John discuss the possibility of The Starting Line working on new music which would be the band's first bit of new stuff since 2016. They also talk about Alkaline Trio's new drummer and the announcement of The Beatles using AI to help finish the band's final song with John Lennon on vocals. Finally, John takes some guesses at a couple of lists: Top bands or artists that make their fans angry or sad, and the top in-demand artists to see on tour in 2023. 

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Back in 2001, 311 got Shaq to cameo in their music video for "You Wouldn't Believe" and it ended with Shaq threatening to sue the band. Also in the episode, John and Tyler share their thoughts on the band.

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For this week's episode, Tyler and John discuss Gen Z’ers apparently not drinking enough at concerts and its impact on the music venue industry. They also share an update on the potential Oasis rumors and give their odds on an actual reunion ever happening. They then move on to news about blink-182’s Mark Hoppus suing his neighbor over trees. John also gives his recent unsavory experiences with neighbors of his. Although they didn't talk about it last week, they talk about Royal Blood giving the royal finger to a shitty crowd, as well as, touching on the apology Hayley Williams is issuing to two fans she kicked out without knowing the whole story. 

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After a week off, we're back! And this week we talk about MGK going crazy on The All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter over comments he suggested to Megan Fox. The overreaction from MGK, got Tyler and John to discuss a time when a man overreacted on Tyler and punched him in the face. We also discuss Hayley Williams telling some fans that they are dead to her if they vote a certain way. We also give an update on Fall Out Boy's Joe Trohman's status in the band. And we also hit on labels who are now rethinking signing viral TikTok artists.

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On this review episode, John and Tyler share their thoughts on the new releases from Yellowcard, Magnolia Park, Foo Fighters, Busted, and Daisy Grenade.

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This week, we talk about Yellowcard releasing new music, Fyre Fest 2 is officially a go, and whether or not Weezer releases too much damn music. Plus, we have some possible spoilers to share as we now know when blink-182’s upcoming album is set to drop, details on the next single and when it will be released, and what the album name is going to be.

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For this mini-episode, we review new songs from The Used, Foo Fighters, The Wonder Years, and Boys Like Girls, as well as Hot Mulligan's new album Why Would I Watch.

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This week, we’ve got news on MTV News, the top No. 1 alternative album, Dolly Parton going rock, and an update on next year’s top-grossing tours of all-time list… Also, news came out this week about Sum 41 disbanding, and we HAVE to focus our attention on them this week.

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For this bonus episode, we share some pre-talk before this coming Monday's episode. John brings up Finch's reunion show and Tyler shares a description of the show via Reddit and how he ended up having a mini midlife crisis because of it. Also, we thank a new subscriber to the show!

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This week is full of information that makes you think “What the actual fuck?!”... From well-timed farts at shows, to Fall Out Boy’s very weird, very gimmicky, very limited vinyl pressing, to orgasms at shows… this is going to be an interesting episode. Also, the last 10 minutes or so, are John and Tyler reminiscing about farting experiences and grade school. Sorry.

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For this bonus episode, Tyler shares the recently released Billboard's Top Grossing Tours of All-Time list. Play along with John as he tries to guess who makes the list.

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On this week's episode, John and Tyler share their thoughts on blink-182's second Coachella performance. Was it better or worse than the first? They also give some updates on blink-182’s upcoming album as well as  Sum 41's double album that we’ve seemingly been waiting on forever now. Also, they have a story about a crazy ass fan who went to VERY extreme lengths to meet Travis Barker. And finally, there is some news about Spotify possibly doing some sketchy things. Maybe they are, maybe they aren't.

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Tom DeLonge singing "The Rock Show": https://youtu.be/w4IBGmh8xq4

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On this week’s episode, Cassadee Pope takes us and her fans on a journey through her career, from forming Hey Monday to winning Season 3 of The Voice and transitioning back into the pop-punk world with her latest single, "People That I Love Leave."

Pope starts by reflecting on the very beginnings of her career, from forming Hey Monday to the band landing a record deal. She also shares a fun tidbit about how she ended up on a development deal with Richard Reines from Drive-Thru Records.

As the only girl on tour, Pope discusses how hard it was and how she, as she got older, had to unlearn a lot of misogynistic things she learned on tour when, at the time, she thought were normal ways of thinking. She also talks about the importance of mental health while on the road and her hope to start an initiative to get therapists and counselors on the road with bands to help members cope with the struggles of life on the road.

Pope also talks about her decision to go on The Voice after the Hey Monday split, explaining that it was out of desperation. She shares why she chose a career in country music after winning the show and making a name for herself in the pop-punk/emo scene. She also explains why she chose Blake Shelton as her coach and broke down what a typical week on The Voice is like revealing that it's brutal non-stop work.

Looking back on her country music career, Pope reflects on her fondest memories but also shares the reasoning behind her decision to go independent and break away from a big label due to some cited toxicity and creative differences.

Pope then talks about her decision to transition back into the pop-punk world and her new approach to writing pop-punk songs while bringing over that lyrical style of storytelling to which her country music fans are accustomed to. She also shares the meaning behind her new pop-punk single "People That I Love Leave" and her plan to release her upcoming album with a re-recording of one old song but with a pop-punk twist.

Finally, Pope answers some fan-submitted questions, including her favorite lyric from the upcoming album, her first pop-punk album that sold her on the genre, and her ideal tourmates.

Overall, Cassadee Pope's interview on The All Punked Up Podcast is a candid and insightful look into her career and personal life. Her dedication to mental health and her desire to help others on the road is inspiring, and her new direction in pop-punk is sure to excite both old and new fans alike. This is an episode you DO NOT want to miss.

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This week, John and Tyler give their takes on blink-182's surprise reunion performance at Coachella. They also discuss which songs were the best played and which ones they wished the band should've added to the setlist. But before they get to that, they share their thoughts on some new tunes this week. One of those tunes is from Cassadee Pope, and Tyler thinks her return to the pop rock/pop punk world could be a push for the genre. Then the boys round out the episode with news about Fyre Festival getting a sequel. What possibly could go wrong this time?

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John and Tyler tackle a couple of questions for this week's bonus episode. One is: Since smaller artists often cover bigger artists, should big bands consider making an EP or album full of covers of smaller bands? Is it a good idea or not? And the second question is: Should you feel guilty about listening to bands or artists who have done bad things?  Tyler's been wanting to answer this question for awhile now. Listen in as they share their thoughts on both of these topics and hopefully don’t end up saying something that will get them canceled.

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In this week's interview, Tyler and John sit down with lovelytheband's frontman Mitchy Collins. Beyond sharing his biggest gig pet peeves, the discussion centers around the band's massive success with their hit single "broken".  Spending 76 weeks on the Alternative Billboard chart, the song set a Billboard record at that time, only to be later broken by All Time Low's "Monsters". Mitchy shares the irony behind this and reflects on the writing process of "broken", admitting that he initially hated the song after writing it.

The interview also covers the band's signing to a smaller label, and Mitchy shares a hack he created to get his foot in the music industry. He recounts a session with Linkin Park's Chester Bennington that played a part in "broken"'s story just months before his passing. The success of "broken" caused the band to fall into bad habits, as they tried to chase creating hits. Mitchy also discusses their latest track "make me wanna die" and how it relates to his personal struggles.

Towards the end of the interview, they talk about the band's upcoming album 'if we're being honest', featuring a great collaboration, and their summer tour with Beach Weather. Mitchy also sheds light on the difficulties of dealing with major record labels when it comes to money, and shares his goals for the band's own label, Happy Accident. Overall, the interview offers an insightful glimpse into the band's journey so far and their plans for the future.

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For this week's bonus episode, we answer a question that was posed on the Internet: Could blink-182 get booed on the upcoming tour?  We also discuss the age-old question: What do you do with the beer you just bought at a concert and suddenly realize you need to poop?  

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This week, we reveal who the top 25 richest rock stars in the world are, and we’re going to make John take some guesses of who tops the list. So while he’s taking some guesses, you should be too. We also asked the question on our socials: What are your biggest gig pet peeves?  Not only are we going to be sharing our own pet peeves, but we’re also going to be sharing your responses as well. Also, the Unwritten Law singer was arrested this week so we’ll fill you in on that. But first, we kick things off by talking about the new boygenius album and Hot Mulligan's latest track, and whether or not Hot Mully will get mainstream big.

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For this week's bonus episode, we re-share a segment where we answer the question: Are encores a necessity nowadays, and should they even be a thing?  We also share the story of a missing blink-182 song that was penned with Fat Mike of NOFX.

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This week we review Fall Out Boy's new album. But when it comes to news, we discuss some more bad news for Mod Sun and Machine Gun Kelly, as well as news about a fan being handpicked by an artist at a concert not once, but TWICE on two separate occasions. We’re also going to discuss the obsessiveness of blink-182 fans and then after Taylor Swift’s first Eras Tour concert lasting over 3 hours, we’ll share whether or not we think blink-182 should follow suit with lengthy gigs of their own.

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For this week's bonus episode, we answer a lot of questions as we play This or That AND Would you rather... Some of the questions we ask are: When it comes to Green Day's Dookie or blink-182's Enema of the State albums, which is the more definitive pop-punk album? Would you rather be able to attend any concert or music event for free, or be able to meet and hang out with your favorite musician for an hour? Would you rather listen to only one song for the rest of your life or never listen to music again? 

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This week, we have another study to talk about! This study shows that when it comes to music, an artist has a very limited time to get us hooked, and we think you’ll be surprised as to how much that time actually is. We’ll also update you on the topic of AI in music and who actually owns the final product and also some news about Ticketmaster blatantly showing their greed. Then we need to discuss the crazy disparity between men and women in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and a story about Joan Jett feeding sleazy men her actual piss.

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For this week's bonus episode, we answer the question: Should artists start holding concerts earlier?  We also throw in some follow-up information about artificial intelligence in music.

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This week, we are going to talk about newly released albums from Story of the Year and Meet Me @ The Altar. Then we’ll discuss some news from the week that includes: 

• Some follow-up updates on the Avril Lavigne and Mod Sun drama
• Then there’s some old never-before-seen unearthed blink-182 footage that will start being released. 
• We’ll also talk about Spotify becoming TikTok
• AND a specific pop-punk band coming under fire for doing some sexist things (and only fueling the stereotypes of males in the pop-punk scene). 

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Disclaimer! NSFW.

For this week's bonus episode, we're giving you part 2 of the answers we received from our question asked on Reddit: What is the craziest thing you've witnessed at a concert?

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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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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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