Here are some albums in stores tomorrow. Let us know which ones you’ll be picking up.

Search The City - A Fire So Big The Heavens Can See It
Anti-Flag - The Bright Lights Of America
Hawk Nelson - …Is My Friend
Fall Out Boy - **** Live In Phoenix CD/DVD
Crash Romeo - Gave Me The Clap
No Use For A Name - The Feel Good Record Of The Year
Blacklisted - Heavier Than Heaven Lonlier Than God
Four Year Strong - Rise Or Die Trying 12″
Sing It Loud - EP (iTunes Only)
We Shot The Moon - Fear & Love (iTunes Only)

Story Of The Year’s new video for “Wake Up” is premiering on MTV2.com.

Search The City has posted a new song titled “Detroit Was Built On Secrets.” The bands new album, A Fire So Big The Heavens Can See It,
is due in stores tomorrow.

Foxboro Hot Tubs new single, “The Pedestrian”, from their upcoming full length album, is now available for download at www.foxborohottubs.com courtesy of Jingle Town Records. You can download the new single at 320k MP3s; the highest quality available, direct from the band.

Florida based Broadway has signed with Uprising Records. You can read the full press release below.

Bursting onto the Florida scene, Broadway has been selling out local venues such as “The Social” in Orlando, and “The Capital” in Ocala - riveting audiences with their catchy hooks and sophisticated song structures. At the forefront of a new musical revolution sweeping Florida, Broadway have become a major focal point of attention   - a position built through constant interaction with their fans and undying support of the local scene. “We love our fans, they’re the reason we make music. Without them, we’re just five guys in a garage,” remarks singer Misha.

With their highly anticipated new record nearing completion, the punk rock veterans Rancid are turning their attention towards a new project – a summer tour that will mark their first live shows since 2006.  Rancid – Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar), Lars Frederiksen (vocals, guitar), Matt Freeman (bass, vocals) and Branden Steineckert (drums) – have dedicated the last several months to perfecting their seventh studio album.  Working with Epitaph president Brett Gurewitz, who helmed the project as producer, and mixer Joe Barresi (Tool, Bad Religion), the album is slated for release later this year.

Socratic’s new album, Spread The Rumors, will be out on May 6th via Drive-Thru Records. Check out the album art and track listing below.

Track Listing

1. Boy In A Magazine
2. Haven’t Seen You In Years
3. May I Bum A Smoke
4. Janis Joplin Hands
5. Long Distance Calls
6. Constant Apology
7. Relevant Elephant
8. Spread The Rumors
9. Don’t Say
10. This Opinion of Mine
11. Diamond In a World of Coal
12. Another Headache

Check out a video interview I did with Four Year Strong at their recent show in Salt Lake City.

Enter our new contests with Chiodos and The Matches on our contests page.

No Use For A Name are currently streaming their new album The Feel Good Record of the Year on their MySpace page here.