News
Jul 31, 2023
By Kat Ramkumar
L.A-based punk band The Linda Lindas have shared a video for their new song, “Resolution/Revolution.” More
New Single Out Now via Epitaph
Apr 10, 2023
By Mark Redfern
L.A.-based punk band The Linda Lindas have shared a new song, “Too Many Things.” The single is out now via Epitaph, ahead of their performance at Coachella this weekend and next. More
Dec 23, 2022
By Mark Redfern
Are things back to normal in 2022? They are, aren’t they? Well not quite. More
Growing Up Out Now via Epitaph
Nov 14, 2022
By Mark Redfern
L.A.-based teenage punk band The Linda Lindas have shared a new holiday song, “Groovy Xmas,” via a fun video for the single. More
Growing Up Out Now via Epitaph
Jul 26, 2022
By Joey Arnone
L.A.-based teenage punk band The Linda Lindas have shared a cover of The Go-Go’s 1981 song “Tonite.” More
LAND TRUST: Benefit for NEPOC Out Today
Jun 03, 2022
By Joey Arnone
Erica Dawn Lyle and Vice Cooler have shared a video for a new collaboration with L.A.-based teenage punk band The Linda Lindas and Kathi Wilcox of Bikini Kill, “Lost in Thought.” It is featured on Lyle and Cooler’s new benefit compilation album, LAND TRUST: Benefit for NEPOC, which is out today. More
Growing Up Out Now via Epitaph
May 03, 2022
By Mark Redfern
L.A.-based teenage punk band The Linda Lindas released their debut album, Growing Up, last month via Epitaph (stream it here). Last night they were the musical guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon where they gave a spirited performance of the album’s “Oh!” With drummer Mila de la Garza being only 11, that makes her the youngest musical performer ever on The Tonight Show. The band have also announced some new tour dates, including shows with Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Japanese Breakfast, as well as some festival dates. More
New Music Coming This Fall
May 02, 2022
By Joey Arnone
Yeah Yeah Yeahs have announced N.Y. and L.A. tour dates in their upcoming string of live performances. Their October 1 performance at N.Y.C.’s Forest Hills Stadium will feature The Linda Lindas and a yet-to-be-announced supporting act. Their October 6 performance at Hollywood Bowl in LA will also feature The Linda Lindas in addition to Japanese Breakfast. Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10 a.m. local time. More
Growing Up Out Now via Epitaph
Apr 08, 2022
By Mark Redfern
L.A.-based punk band The Linda Lindas have released their debut album, Growing Up, today via Epitaph. Now that it’s out you can stream the whole thing here. Also, on Tuesday we posted our new interview with the band on the album. More
Growing Up Due Out April 8 on Epitaph
Mar 02, 2022
By Joey Arnone
L.A.-based punk band The Linda Lindas have shared a video for their new single “Talking to Myself.” It is the latest single release from their forthcoming debut album, Growing Up, which will be out on April 8 via Epitaph. More
Plus SASAMI, Lucy Dacus, Röyksopp, and a Wrap-up of the Week’s Other Notable New Tracks
Feb 04, 2022
By Mark Redfern (with Joey Arnone)
Welcome to the fifth Songs of the Week of 2022. This week saw the start of the Winter Olympics in China, Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of winter on Groundhog Day, the U.S. military took out the head of ISIS, and tensions continued between Russia and the Ukraine. More
Growing Up Due Out April 8 on Epitaph; Tour Dates Also Announced
Feb 03, 2022
By Joey Arnone
L.A.-based punk band The Linda Lindas have announced the release of their debut album, Growing Up, which will be out on April 8 via Epitaph. The band have also shared a video for the album’s title track, and performed it last night on The Late Late Show with James Corden. More
Interviews
Music as a Conduit for Change and Catharsis
Apr 05, 2022
By Hayden Merrick
Everything might actually turn out okay. It’s a reckless thought nowadays, but more than anything else, The Linda Lindas give me hope for the future. Through its youthful, ebullient punk rock songs, the Los Angeles quartet of teens and tweens harness the enthusiasm of a heretofore voiceless generation that’s unable to vote and has spent the last two years locked inside away from friends. By singing about the things closest to home—cats, sure, but also personal experiences of racism and sexism, mental health, and growing up in lockdown—The Linda Lindas make striking comments about society. Their songs have the power to engender revolution, if not make us punch our fists in the air and feel alive again. More
