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2 weeks ago | 
kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell |Brennan Bucannan
April 10, 2025Words:Nick RuskellPhoto:Brennan BucannanYour favourite bands all have favourite things, so we got nosey and demanded to know what they are. In the midst of preparing to bring his fizzy, energised pop-punk noise to Slam Dunk next month, we got NOAHFINNCE to tell us what makes his world go round. Starting with an almost Alan Partridge-ish indulgence…“I’ve been obsessed with baklava recently. To get to the studio I go through Waterloo, and they have this massive stall of baklava there.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Emily Carter |Brennan Bucannan
Having already shared two new songs lately, NOAHFINNCE has just doubled that tally with the release of the deluxe edition of his debut album. Today’s extended edition of GROWING UP ON THE INTERNET includes previous tunes PET WITH THE TISM and HEADCASE, as well as the brand-new SICK OF BEING NICE and SPLINTERING – all of which you can stream below. Speaking to Kerrang! earlier in the year about the LP as a whole, Noah explained that, “A lot of the album is rage, but I think sarcastic rage.
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Oct 8, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Brennan Bucannan
On this week’s episode of Kerrang! In Conversation, powered by KILLSTAR, we’re joined by the amazing NOAHFINNCE in the midst of his biggest year yet. The YouTube sensation turned pop-punk maverick meets K! Editor Luke Morton for an eye-opening chat about the realities of being terminally online, growing up knowing you’re different, finding comfort in emo music and so much more. Listen below and subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts or follow one of the links below.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Emily Carter |Brennan Bucannan
Ahead of his highly-anticipated UK headline tour in November,NOAHFINNCE has shared a brand-new single. The track – PET WITH THE TISM – follows the release of thisyear’s excellent debut album GROWING UP ON THE INTERNET, and is also taken froman upcoming deluxe edition of the record (due out on November 1).
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Jul 2, 2024 | 
theface.com | Kyle MacNeill |Brennan Bucannan
Like many of us who have ever dreamed of getting behind the decks, JJess’ interest in DJing was ignited by Boiler Room. “It came out around the time I was in secondary school. That was my introduction to a lot of different types of sounds. But I didn’t actually touch decks until Uni,” she says over Zoom.
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Jun 27, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Emily Carter |Brennan Bucannan
NOAHFINNCE has unveiled an official studio cover of I MissHaving Sex But At Least I Don’t Wanna Die Anymore by Waterparks. Noah tackles the pop-punk trio’s 2019 viral favourite aspart of the celebrations for Hopeless Records’ 30th birthday: a cover compilationalbum entitled Hopelessly Devoted To You: 30th Anniversary. “Had a super fun time with this cover,” Noah enthuses. “I thinkWaterparks are such an exciting band.
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Mar 5, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Emily Carter |Brennan Bucannan
The Great Escape have added a whopping 150-plus bands and artists to this year’s line-up. The beloved Brighton event – which celebrates all the best new music, and takes place from May 15 – 18 in over 35 walkable venues throughout the town – have confirmed performances from a whole load of Kerrang! favourites, including NOAHFINNCE, Lambrini Girls, BLACKGOLD, Dream Nails, SOFT PLAY, Cherym, Lauran Hibberd, Delilah Bon, Noah And The Loners and loads more.
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Feb 21, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Emily Carter |Brennan Bucannan |Kitty Cowell
February 21, 2024Words:Emily CarterPhotography:Brennan BucannanStyling:Kitty CowellNoah Finn Adams has a pretty succinct way of summing up his debut album, GROWING UP ON THE INTERNET. In fact, he doesn’t even need to use a word for it. Rather, when asked to describe the impending record and everything it encompasses, what comes out of his mouth is an emphatic, explosive jumble of a noise. “Bleeegh-aaarghhhhhh!” he shrieks, eyes wide with a mixture of feverish glee and panic.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Brennan Bucannan
You Me At Six will be playing their final-ever UK festival set at Slam Dunk this May. Having announced that they will be splitting up in 2025, YMAS will be bowing out of British festivals at the first one they ever played way back in 2008. “We couldn’t think of a better place to perform our last festival appearance than the festival that first ever booked us,” say You Me At Six. “It’s going to be a full circle moment with raw and charged-up emotion in abundance.
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Jan 31, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Emily Carter |Brennan Bucannan
You Me At Six have just announced that they are splitting up. The Weybridge rock staples – comprised of Josh Franceschi, Max Helyer, Matt Barnes, Chris Miller and Dan Flint – are set to call it a day in 2025, during what will be their 20th year as a band. Frontman Josh explains that things are all good and it’s simply “time” for things to end, sharing in a statement: “When we started YMAS we were kids. We only ever wanted longevity, to travel and to experience life as a group of friends.
