punk rock

American punk rock veterans Green Day, British band Sleep Token and Korn will all be topping the bill for the first time.

Even when the Australian punk rock quartet recorded its charmingly raw debut EP, “Giddy Up,” in a single night and released it online in 2016, the initial 100 streams were reward enough.

Their sound was an anomaly during the ascendancy of punk rock, and they struggled to get gigs outside London.

“It's a striking image, sure,” Peterson told Salon in a recent video interview, adding, “It's very punk rock. But I think Lincoln and Bowie share a lot of the same behaviors in their past.”

That its run aligns with the politically charged punk rock album’s 20th anniversary and a significant presidential election is no accident.