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The Menzingers
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
The Menzingers
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Nobody's Heroes — played 2026-03-06
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The Menzingers — Nobody's Heroes
Played: 2026-03-06 (new release)
Album: Single | Released: 24 February 2026 | Label: Epitaph Records. The Philadelphia punk band's first new music since 2023's Some Of It Was True. Recorded with Grammy-winning producer Will Yip at Memory Music Studios in South Philly. Frontman Greg Barnett says they started writing it for guitarist Tom May, who was going through a divorce, but it evolved into a song about the band's own story. The track leans into heartland rock with organ, saxophone, and a singalong chorus. The band teased a new album with a blimp banner over the Pennsylvania skyline in December 2025.
The Menzingers
Origin: Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA · formed 2006 · active
Members: Greg Barnett (guitar, vocals), Tom May (guitar, vocals), Eric Keen (bass), Joe Godino (drums)
Genre: Punk rock
Discography:
A Lesson in the Abuse of Information Technology (2007) — Go-Kart Records
Chamberlain Waits (2010) — Red Scare Industries
On the Impossible Past (2012) — Epitaph Records — named Album of the Year by Absolutepunk.net and Punknews.org
Rented World (2014) — Epitaph Records
After the Party (2017) — Epitaph Records
Hello Exile (2019) — Epitaph Records
Some of It Was True (2023) — Epitaph Records
Everything I Ever Saw (2026) — Epitaph Records
Facts:
Signed to Epitaph by label founder and Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz, who called them "the kind of pure punk rock that I grew up with."
Recorded 2020's acoustic reimagining From Exile entirely remotely, with members in separate locations during COVID-19 lockdown.