Jimmy Eat World

CD Review: Jimmy Eat World -- Chase This Light

Jimmy Eat World to Play March Fillmore Date

Various Artists

Wedding Crashers: Music From and Inspired by the Film

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Los Amigos Invisibles riff on racy themes with tongues firmly in someone else's cheek; Gratitude -- copycat emo act or earnest effort of a seasoned vet?

Hyooj in '05

Behold! A handful of bands to keep an eye on in the coming year

Jimmy Eat World

Futures

Emo Money

Now that emo's a cash cow, one of the genre's founding bands has reunited to milk it

Shops and Gifts

Now that emo's a cash cow, one of the genre's founding bands has reunited to milk it

What's the Frequency, Kenneth?

Can Live 105 become a kool thing again?

A New Tune

After September 11, some new songs just don't sound the same

Modesto Calling: A Critical Guide to Noise Pop

After September 11, some new songs just don't sound the same

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After September 11, some new songs just don't sound the same

Jimmy Eat World's Timeless Emo Inspires Flashbacks of Lost Youth at the Warfield

Richard Haick​Jimmy Eat World September 30, 2010 @ The Warfield Better than: all those dudes in eyeliner that people think are emo now. In an attic in Arizona somewhere, there are four hideously deformed paintings, getting old, Dorian Gray style, because the members of Jim ... More >>

Jimmy Eat World on the Success of "Bleed American"

Richard Haick​Jimmy Eat World September 30, 2010 @ The Warfield Better than: all those dudes in eyeliner that people think are emo now. In an attic in Arizona somewhere, there are four hideously deformed paintings, getting old, Dorian Gray style, because the members of Jim ... More >>

In Print: Jimmy Eat World Revisits Bleed American, and More

Jimmy Eat World​Jimmy Eat World: In 2001, four friends from Mesa, Ariz., made an album called Bleed American -- a set of sentimental, earnest, and immensely relatable pop-punk anthems. Teenagers everywhere shoved the CD into their car stereos as they snuck out past curfew; the album went plati ... More >>

First Listens: Blink-182's Neighborhoods

​ Any energy-based band returning to the fray after eight years -- especially one whose calling card was its immaturity -- will be a nervous prospect. Yet here is Blink-182, out today with Neighborhoods. Let's see how it goes. Stream the album on Blink-182's website here. Ghost on the Dance ... More >>