Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Matt Skiba (center) with Alkaline Trio. - Credit: Jonathan Weiner* Alkaline Trio’s Matt Skiba is still making sense of something ...

Everyone’s favorite trio is back, and ahead of their new album’s release, they’ve dropped a new song, “Demon And Division.” The track is taken from the band’s forthcoming album Is This Thing Cursed, ...

Earlier this month, Alkaline Trio teased new music would be released the day before they kicked off their tour with Bad Religion. With most events and tours being canceled and postponed amid the ...

Alkaline Trio were gearing up to co-headline Bad Religion‘s 40th anniversary tour (with openers War On Women), but like most tours, it’s postponed (new dates TBA). Meanwhile, they did just release a ...

Alkaline Trio and The Bouncing Souls are both gearing up to play one of their most classic albums at Riot Fest this weekend–2000’s Maybe I’ll Catch Fire and 2001’s How I Spent My Summer Vacation, ...

The post 10 Post-Punk Albums Alkaline Trio’s Matt Skiba Thinks Every Music Fan Should Own appeared first on Consequence. On the heels of that new LP and after 25-plus years in the game, we wanted to ...

Alkaline Trio, a veteran post-punk band whose roots date back more than 20 years, came through Cleveland in 2015 for the Past Live tour for which it played eight albums over the course of four nights.

Founded by vocalist and guitarist Matt Skiba, the band Alkaline Trio put out its first record in 1998: a scrappy EP released on a handshake deal with Mike Park, the DIY proprietor of Asian Man Records ...

This Addiction could have returned Alkaline Trio to the group’s glory days and punk roots, but little things derail that from happening. The record kicks off with a stripped-down sound on “This ...

Born in Detroit, Alkaline Trio drummer Derek Grant is pleased his tour takes him home to Michigan. “For me, it’s obviously a homecoming,” said Grant, whose band plays the Royal Oak Music Theatre on ...

Alkaline Trio‘s Matt Skiba is still making sense of something he saw one day on the way to the recording studio: A man on the side of the road battling his mental health, violently screaming at the ...