Electric Callboy release an explosive cover of the Sum 41 classic ‘Still Waiting’, featuring Sum 41 drummer Frank Zummo! The video premiere has just started a moment ago, go check it out!
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Karen Dió unveils masterful new EP ‘My World’, out via recently signed Hopeless Records, and announces to be part of the Limp Bizkit 2025 UK & Europe tour!
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Sum 41 shared their latest single ‘Waiting On A Twist Of Fate’, another track from their upcoming final album ‘Heaven :x: Hell’, set for release next month via Rise Records, right when they’ll have wrapped up the first leg in Asia of their very last “Tour Of The Setting Sum” tour!
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Sum 41 announced the final dates of their worldwide farewell tour ‘Tour Of The Setting Sum’, so if you still would like to see these guys live, make sure you don’t miss out on the tickets!
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Sum 41 just recently announced their final double album ‘Heaven :x: Hell’ to be released in March 2024 via Rise Records and shared the new raging single and video ‘Rise Up’!
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Pop punk icons Sum 41 released the new single ‘Landmines’, the first on their recently signed label Rise Records, showing they are going out with a bang!
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Simple Plan announced their highly anticipated new album, along with their “Blame Canada” tour which begins April 29th!
Simple Plan teamed up with Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley to deliver the anthemic new single ‘Ruin My Life’!
Lokerse Feesten announced the first names for the “Punk Rock Day” and what a day it will be! Punk’s not dead!
Sum 41 is back with another rocking release later this year!
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Sum 41 came to set Vorst Nationaal in Belgium on fire. They brought Cassyette and Simple Plan to support them in giving everyone a great evening.
An evening of fun and enjoyment in the large and beautiful hall of the Ollympiahalle in Munich with pop punk veterans Sum 41, special guests Simple Plan and surprising discovery Cassyette as opener.
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At the “Does This Look All Killer No Filler tour” stop at Vorst Nationaal in Brussels, Cassyette provided us with something new to check out while Simple Plan and Sum 41 provided a true trip though memory lane.
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