Don Broco are back, and in more ways than one. It's been almost 7 years since they last graced the stage of Wembley Arena. It's also been two years since they announced during their ‘Birthday Party’ tour that they were off to write an album. At the time they admitted they tend to take a bloody age to do that and fans have been waiting patiently since. With only a couple of outings for the band in the interim, this run of shows is where Broco burst back onto a scene that has been missing them all too acutely.

Your guide to this week’s newest music releases.

Albany-raised pop-punk heavyweights State Champs have released a brand-new single and music video, ‘(For The) Hell Of It’, a reimagined take on their standout track ‘Hell Of It’ from their latest self-titled album, State Champs, out now via Pure Noise Records.

A decade after the release of their game-changing sophomore album, Around The World And Back, Albany-raised pop-punk heavyweights State Champs are celebrating the milestone in style. The band has just announced a run of eight exclusive U.S. headlining shows in 2026, where they’ll be joined by a rotating cast of special guests including Cartel, Origami Angel, RealFriends, Driveways, Harrison Gordon, Broadside, Just Friends, and more to be announced.

Pop-punk heavyweights State Champs have dropped their latest single, ‘Common Sense’ via Pure Noise Records. The track bursts with the band’s trademark infectious hooks and driving guitars, while also leaning into a grittier, more aggressive edge that hints at the evolution of their sound.