Punkio Drop List 3rd April 2026

Hey! We hope you enjoy this week’s tunes – Punkio Drop List 3rd April. POP PUNK, EMO, POST-HARDCORE & PUNK ROCK Always Grounded - 'Six Feet Deep' Years Later - 'Breathe' College Radio - 'Bring It On' Down And Out - 'Guilty As Hell' rosecoloredworld - 'die here with you' Those Without - 'Burning Down The Curtains' Weezer - 'Shine Again' Basement -…

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ByTim Marshall

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PUNKIO DROP LIST 27TH MARCH 2026

Hey! We hope you enjoy this week’s tunes – Punkio Drop List 27th March. POP PUNK, EMO, POST-HARDCORE & PUNK ROCK Chief State - 'DAMN!' Shower Beers - 'Girls Scare Me' Krang - 'Burnout' (Green Day Cover) 2morrows June - 'Paper Planes' YOUTHYEAR - 'comeback story' The Maine - 'Palms' Ray Hawthorne - 'Overwhelmed' Homebase - 'Close To Something' Sum and Substance -…

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ByTim Marshall

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Punkio Drop List 20th March 2026

Hey! We hope you enjoy this week's tunes - Punkio Drop List 20th March. POP PUNK, EMO, POST-HARDCORE & PUNK ROCK Tiny Red Houses - "holding on" zebrahead - "Burn Burn Burn" As December Falls - "Message Man" Hawthorne Heights - "Like A Cardinal" The Flatliners - "Inner Peace" The Summer Set - "Nostalgic" Splitview - "Denial" SUCKERPUNCH! - "STANDING OVATION" High Regard -…

They Are Behind Us – Worth The Pain

They Are Behind Us delivers a powerful dose of emotional metalcore with their latest single, “Worth The Pain.” They Are Behind Us are an emotional metalcore band from Virginia, United States. Their sound blends heavy guitars with powerful rhythms and intense emotion. The band focus on themes of identity, pressure, and creative struggle. "Worth The Pain" combines…

Stuck In Yesterday – Bad Day

Stuck In Yesterday has released a fast-paced pop-punk single, “Bad Day.” The track opens with rapid drums and punchy guitars. The pace never slows, giving the song a restless and urgent energy. Stuck In Yesterday are a pop punk band from Lille, France. Their music blends old-school and modern pop punk, drawing inspiration from the sound…

My Cousin’s Girlfriend’s House – Time Bomb

Philadelphia’s My Cousin’s Girlfriend’s House has just released their new track, "Time Bomb," and it immediately makes an energetic entrance. With sharp guitars, pounding drums, and vibrant vocals, it’s a lively and exciting song right from the start. The band enthusiastically dives into a lively mix of pop punk, emo, and indie rock here. The energetic…

Punkio Drop List 13th March 2026

Hey! We hope you enjoy this week's tunes - Punkio Drop List 13th March POP PUNK, EMO, POST-HARDCORE & PUNK ROCK Goalkeeper - "Pass the Blame" As It Is - "Marilyn" Cheer Up Dusty - "Everybody Hates Me II" Our Nameless Boy - "Little Bird" My Cousin's Girlfriend's House - "Time Bomb" The Academy Is - "L Train" Lakeview - "Matches" I Am The…

New Release | Cheer Up Dusty – Everybody Hates Me II

Philadelphia-based pop punk band Cheer Up Dusty has released their new single, Everybody Hates Me II. Everybody Hates Me II reflects the band’s core themes, which have long defined their music. Centred on anxiety, self-doubt, and the pressure of feeling like you're constantly falling short, the song approaches these feelings with raw honesty. Nothing is hidden…

New Release – Our Nameless Boy – Little Bird

Think The Postal Service meets emo, that's Our Nameless Boy. Bristol-based alt-rock band have released their new track 'Little Bird'. This is the third from their upcoming EP 'Thorns', releasing in April. Known for emotional alternative rock focused on introspection and personal insights, the band captures this essence well in Little Bird. The song has a…

Grassroots music venues across the UK remain under serious pressure

The Music Venue Trust has warned that many grassroots music venues across the UK are still facing serious financial pressures. This has raised concerns about the long-term survival of the country’s live music scene. Small venues are a vital part of British music culture. They provide the first stage for many emerging artists. However, the…

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ByTim Marshall