As COVID-19 cases rise again, certain cities are making vaccination a requirement to enter establishments. Some artists are declaring that they refuse to play shows where attendees have to be ...

Freddy Cricien began fronting Madball as a young teenager, but years later he's still bringing the energy as one of hardcore's most enduring bands. Loudwire had a chance to chat with Cricien about the ...

While speaking to the One Life One Chance podcast, bassist Jorge “Hoya Roc” Guerra, who plays with NYHC legends Madball, said that he would exit the band after 30 years following the completion of two ...

Madball, Murphy’s Law, Bloodclot (members of Cro-Mags, Biohazard, more), The Capturers and Wisdom in Chains all played yesterday and the show — which raised money for the New York Firefighters Burn ...

In an interview published last night, White House chief medical advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that as the U.S. daily COVID case average approaches 100,000 people per day — a whopping 48% increase ...

In a very short period of time, Long Island knuckleheads Pain Of Truth have risen to the top of the hardcore ladder. These days, a hardcore fest isn't really a hardcore fest unless it's got a wild ...

A few weeks ago Freddy Madball released a statement saying 20 year old drummer Jay Weinberg had been dismissed from Madball, calling into question Jay's character. Now, Jay has decided to finally ...

Madball have released a brand new song titled “Doc Marten Stomp.” The track is taken from the band's highly anticipated eight studio album, Hardcore Lives, which is due out on June 27 via the band's ...

Ex-Madball drummer Jay Weinberg -- son of Max Weinberg, the drummer for Bruce Springsteen's famed E Street Band -- has struck back at his former band members, telling Noisecreep he wasn't fired from ...

Hardcore punk rock is the world’s best music for unity, aggression, and positive mental attitude. Just ask Freddy Madball, he’s been doing it for decades. From the time he was a kid in Miramar, to ...

When you think about the second wave of New York City hardcore, there’s Gorilla Biscuits, Youth of Today, Earth Crisis, and scene daddies Agnostic Front. You could casually dismiss Madball for its ...