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...Day and The Offspring's respective albums, Dookie and ''Smash ''. Other pop punk bands who have achieved mainstream success include blink-182, Good Charlotte, Simple Plan, Sum 41, New Found Glory, Fall Out Boy, and original Panic! at the Disco.

In this article: Panic! at the Disco, Sum 41, Fall Out Boy, New Found Glory, Simple Plan, and California

...the last nine years recovering from. There was Blink-182, Green Day, Taking Back Sunday, Fall Out Boy, Good Charlotte, Simple Plan, Sum 41 and yes, Brand New-we were pre-teens, it wasn't our fault. All of these bands in this era had the...

In this article: Brand New, The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me, Blink-182, Gasoline, Stanford, Modest Mouse, Your Favorite Weapon, and Sum 41

...by Bradie, in an EP . The EP will be released in December. Short Stack has supported several touring bands, including Good Charlotte, Hellogoodbye, Kisschasy and McFly. In late 2008, they supported Simple Plan and The Getaway Plan, and...

In this article: Short Stack, Bradie Webb, Kisschasy, Brisbane, ARIA, Sydney, The Veronicas, Channel, The Getaway Plan, and Ladies & Gentlemen

...Eat World, The Dandy Warhols, The All-American Rejects, and Fastball and by pop punk bands such as Simple Plan, Bowling for Soup, and Good Charlotte. The influence of power pop is also readily apparent in contemporary British groups such...

In this article: Power pop, The Beatles, Big Star, The Raspberries, The Who, New Wave, Pete Townshend, Blondie, My Sharona, and The Beat

...Balls & Blow Up Dolls" tour. The band is currently wrapping the "Soundtrack of Your Summer" outing with Boys Like Girls and Good Charlotte, and will segue into a support slot on Simple Plan's Canadian run. Metro Station will launch its...

In this article: Metro Station, Shake It, MySpace, US, Billy Ray Cyrus, New Jersey, 2008 Teen Choice Awards, Trace Cyrus, and Tyga

...ten and sold four million copies in less than a year. New pop punk bands such as Sum 41, Simple Plan, Yellowcard, and Good Charlotte achieved major sales in the first decade of the 2000s. In 2004, Green Day's American Idiot went to number one...

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Simple Plan is certainly not the only mall punk group hoping a slight makeover will stave off its inevitable decline -- compatriot Good Charlotte put out a similarly juiced-up disc last year to much, much more disastrous effect -- but...

In this article: Luis Russell, Simple Plan, British Sea Power, Max Martin, Simple Plan, Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, and Hoagy Carmichael

...of his favorite bands such as The Used, Vendetta Red, Green Day (he has two bass guitars with the American Idiot heart grenade), Good Charlotte, and MxPx. David has developed into almost a co-frontman as dialogue between him and lead singer...

In this article: David Philippe Desrosiers, Pierre Bouvier, Simple Plan, Reset, Matane, Quebec, Green Day, MxPx, American Idiot, and The Used

...but has become utterly mainstreamed and corporately streamlined by their younger contemporaries such as Good Charlotte, Fall Out Boy, Simple Plan or any of these other seemingly Hot Topic-fabricated bands who got spat out by the major label...

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