2000trees Festival has announce over 45 new bands and acts for the line-up of this Summers much anticipated (and now officially the 'Best Medium Festival', winning the accolade three years in a row at the UK Festival Awards) live event.Bands announced include Scottish 2 piece and 2000trees Festival firm favourites VUKOVI, who are truly part of the soul and fabric of this festival, having played its smallest stage to now playing 3rd from top on the main stage. Joining them include deep, soulful and enthralling punk duo from Birmingham, Big Special, and Irish garage punk band Sprints (who like VUKOVI have become a MASSIVE favourite of the festival, moving up the stages). On top of these we can also announce Welsh post-hardcore legends Future of The Left, exciting UK dance punk rockers SNAYX, indie punk rock 5 piece Panic Shack, Australian/Norwegian metal pop favourites Blood Command, and 3 of the most exciting new UK bands right now with Vower, Meryl Streek and Unpeople.All of the main stage headliners were announced back in October, which are Canadian legends Alexisonfire, Irish hip hop band (currently taking over the world of music AND film) Kneecap, Massachusetts musical tour de force PVRIS, NYC rock legends Taking Back Sunday, and fellow New Yorkers Coheed And Cambria. They join the stacked already announced band list which also include the likes of Million Dead, Kid Kapichi, RØRY, La Dispute, Fidlar, GEL, DZ Deathrays, Bambie Thug and more.From James Scarlett, head booker of 2000trees Festival - "We’re confident our penultimate announcement cements 2000trees 2025 as THE rock festival to be at this summer. This is one of the few places you can see not only some of the most exciting names and absolute legends of the scene, but also an undercard rammed with “your new favourite bands”. Artists like Vukovi have been woven into the history of 2000trees for over 8 years now so it’s amazing to see them stepping up to one of the biggest slots on the Main Stage, alongside bands like Sprints who you could find on our smallest stage only 2 years ago, now headlining our 2nd stage."From Janine of VUKOVI - "It’s been 2 years since we last played 2000trees, and to play a prime spot on the main stage feels so right to us. Best festival, sound people and passionate fans”

PVRIS have announced a 10-year Anniversary tour of the pivotal debut album, "White Noise".

Electro-emo angst-pop trio Air Drawn Dagger have released track ‘Castle’, via their new record label Long Branch Records, alongside a music video (found below) directed by Aaran McKenzie (While She Sleeps).

Following last week's release of their highly anticipated new album SUPERCHARGED, US punk legends THE OFFSPRING can now announce that they will return to the UK for a headline tour in November 2025. This is the band's first headline run in the UK since 2021, they also headlined Slam Dunk Festival in 2023 and played Download Festival this summer just gone in 2024.With over 45 million albums sold worldwide, still the biggest selling independent rock album in history (1994's 11 million selling 'Smash') and a recent number 3 UK album charting place for 2021's 'Let The Bad Times Roll' (their highest placing ever in the UK), THE OFFSPRING are truly one of the great rock bands of their generation.The band will be supported by special guest Simple Plan and the full list of dates for the tour are below:THE OFFSPRING Headline Tour 202510th November 2025 - Utilita Arena, Cardiff14th November 2025 - The O2, London15th November 2025 - Utilita Arena, Newcastle16th November 2025 - AO Arena, Manchester18th November 2025 - OVO Hydro, GlasgowGeneral tickets on sale 18th October 2024 at 10am GMT from: OFFSPRING.COM | AEGPRESENTS.CO.UK | AXS.COM | TICKETMASTER.CO.UK | SEETICKETS.COM

Australian band Hands Like Houses have unveiled huge new single. "Hurts Like Hell"- with Normandie as their new offering from Meso- Volume 3. 

NYC-based pop-punk band Shower Beers releases the dynamic single Static City, USA. “‘Static City, USA’ is a new sound for the band and a brief detour from our party anthems. It’s a rally against the corporate slog,” says Sean DeKay. “Plus, there’s a Midwest emo bridge where we pretend to be musicians.”