Note To Scene

What does it take to make the list? Based on album sales, streaming numbers, venue sizes and the general momentum behind these bands, Tyler Sharp and Rock Feed's Brian Storm rank the biggest acts in the scene right now.

Note To Scene is back as a podcast, website and newsletter. We thought it'd only be fitting to dedicate our first episode back to all the comebacks that happened in the scene throughout 2019. From My Chemical Romance to Motion City Soundtrack and everyone in between, we discuss it all.

Twenty One Pilots, Trench and the end of emo.

Is the new Story So Far album actually bad? Or is everyone just overreacting?

We discuss the tragic loss of We Came as Romans singer Kyle Pavone, alongside the return of the scene's biggest band, Bring Me The Horizon.

2007 was a wild year for the scene. We take the deepest dive anyone has ever done. Buckle up.

The Story So Far are back with their long-awaited fourth album is upon us. We break down the lead single and what we think this cycle is going to hold for the band. We also discuss news from Beartooth, From First To Last and more.

What is Dema? Who is Clancy? Are Twenty One Pilots the biggest band in the world? We take the full dive down the band's rabbit hole.

Ronnie Radke is pumping the gas behind Falling In Reverse and doubling down on his breed of rap-electronic-metalcore. Will it work? We also discuss news from Paramore, Blink-182, All Time Low, Taking Back Sunday and more!

This is it! Our youth ends this summer. We break down the first day of Warped Tour, noting the winners and losers of who headlined. We also give our takes on the new Panic! At The Disco record. Buckle up, we're back and this is a big episode!