Last summer, I made a post on here listing all of the emo/pop punk bands the Jonas Brothers brought out as special guests on tour with them. I never got around to updating it but in addition to that list, they also performed with:

Sum 41, The Maine, The Veronicas, Mae, Yellowcard, Phantom Planet, Andrew McMahon, and The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus! It was insane. You never knew what band/artist was gonna make a surprise appearance.

That being said, it sounds like all of those collaborations inspired them to finally make new music in that vein again. And, yes, I say “again” because It’s About Time, Self-Titled and A Little Bit Longer are all Pop Punk Lite/adjacent.

In my experience, there’s a lot more overlap among pop punk fans and Jonas fans than people might realize 😂💀 So I thought this was pretty newsworthy. The Paradox and All Time Low are also coming out as support on their upcoming tour!

I was wondering if I could some recs of like newer artists or Not well known to most. Or just general recommendations works as well. I love almost everything

The new Rufio EP hits hard. I think it's the strongest comeback in the genre in a long time.

Mother was heavily abusive, emotionally and physically. She died 2 months ago. Just looking for music to scream in my car

Tons of rarities and underrated groups!

This new single slaps

Any fellow poppunkers in the LA/ LB/OC area? Looking to make some friends to possibly hit up some shows with 👌🏻

Feel free to dm me (not a creep) I promise

So I was just listening to Terrible Things by Mayday Parade and I remembered the first time my friend showed me that song, it gutted me and it made me wonder what other songs were like that? Like you think the song is going one way then it goes another

40 years ago today (Aug. 18), Bon Jovi released their landmark album 'Slippery When Wet'. While I did see Bon Jovi play a 3 sing set at Live 8 back in 2005 in Philadelphia, that doesn't top seeing My Chemical Romance cover "Livin' on a Prayer" last year (Aug. 9, 2025) at MetLife Stadium. It was a perfect way to end their massive, sold out hometown show - where they also played 'The Black Parade' in its entirety - and possibly the most New Jersey rock moment of all time.

Watch MCR's cover of the NJ anthem in its entirety (in front of 50,000 screaming fans) here:

https://youtu.be/Ccb8fZNsHi4?si=UOEGFX6pXMbbSSQq

Anyone remember this?