Note To Scene

From nevershoutnever! to Suicide Silence, Tyler takes a look back on Warped Tour 2010 and what the scene looked like a decade ago. 

Rock Feed's Brian Storm guest-hosts this week's episode to break down the coronavirus and how it's effecting the scene as we speak and in the future.

Tyler got lazy this week and didn't book a co-host so he answered a bunch of listener questions. He covers everything from Ronnie Radke, the future of PVRIS and, yes, Lil Uzi Vert.

Tyler and Rabab break down the return of D.R.U.G.S., the reasoning behind our piece about where Craig Owens has been and why we do what we do here at Note To Scene. We also spend the second half of the episode answering mailbag questions.

Industry professional and resident neon expert Mackenzie Hall guest-hosts this week's episode to unpack All Time Low's entire history front to back. From the demo EP's to a new album in 2020, we cover it all.

Finn McKenty of The Punk Rock MBA gust-hosts this week to discuss a handful of the scene's most unlikeliest survivors. From Portugal. the Man to Breathe Carolina, he and Tyler unpack it all.

Cassie Whitt, the leader of the MCRmy, joins Tyler to break down the return of My Chemical Romance. From the band's breakup on March 22, 2013 to the ticket fiasco of January 2020 and everything in between, they discuss it all.

Hayley Williams is back with her first official solo song. Is it a hit? Tyler and guest host Brandy Hadden break down the song, its video and what to expect from Hayley's solo cycle. They also discuss All Time Low's return single "Some Kind of Disaster" and answer a couple listener questions.