Will Pugh, singer of the band Cartel, joins the pod for a second time to chat about the band's new album, Warped Tour, Andrew McMahon's Holiday From Real Cruise, Australia, and much more.

Thanks to Will for coming back on the show.

Cartel's new single " Oxy Moron" out now.

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Kellin Quinn, vocalist for the band Sleeping With Sirens, returns to SADurdays to chat about the band's upcoming eighth album, An Ending In Itself, out June 12 via Rise Records.

Kellin also chats about the band's history, his vocal warm-up process, and the inspiration behind the new album.

Thanks to Kellin for coming back on the show.

On this very first edition of Nu Metal Mondays-- a subsidiary of SADurdays, we talk about the Family Values Tour after a tweet from Fred Durst earlier today about starting his own festival similar to Coachella.

The Family Values Tour came to our town, and my school had a mandatory emergency assembly in the gym to try and warn us about the moral perils that come with attending such a Satanic concert.

Special guest on this week's SADurdays is the founder of Warped Tour-- Kevin Lyman.

We talk about how Warped Tour got started, Kevin's first concert, how Warped Tour was resurrected for it's 30th anniversary last year-- and tons more on this week's show.

Big thanks to Kevin for coming on the show and chatting about everything. What a legend.

My guest on this week's show is Chris DeMakes of the band Less Than Jake. We talk about the band's origins, as well as Chris's own personal musical history, from playing the punk bars in Gainesville, to becoming a staple of Warped Tour.

Thanks to Chris for chatting with me about the tunes.

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My guest on this week's show is John Nolan of the bands Straylight Run and Taking Back Sunday.

We chat about John's musical influences and history, as well as the origins of Straylight Run, as well as the compilation that Nolan curated recently in support of the ACLU.

Thanks to John for chatting with me about the tunes.

This episode of SKAturdays with host Hunter deBlanc is bursting with brass, bounce, and pure ska-punk nostalgia as Monique Powell of Save Ferris joins the show! Monique dives into the legacy of Save Ferris’ iconic cover of “Come On Eileen,” sharing the behind-the-scenes story of how the song became a generational anthem and a defining moment for the band.

She also opens up about her musical influences, the artists and sounds that shaped her powerhouse vocal style, and how the ska scene helped carve out her artistic identity. Plus, Monique gives fans the inside scoop on Save Ferris’ festive Happy SKAlidaze Tour.

So pick it up pick it up pick it up because this is a special Ska edition of SADurdays aka SKAturdays

This week on SADurdays, Hunter deBlanc sits down with Scott Russo, the iconic frontman of Unwritten Law, for an in-depth conversation about his musical journey and the influences that shaped his career. Scott opens up about his early inspirations, the discovery of punk rock through bands like Bad Religion, and how that raw energy helped define his signature sound and the evolution of Unwritten Law.