Jonathan Weiner

New York

Head of Audience Development at Boardroom

Aud Dev @boardroom previously @fanduel. Digital Strategist, Social Engineer, Brand Builder

Articles

Fit For A King announce brutal new album, Lonely God

1 week ago | kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell |Jonathan Weiner

Following last month's No Tomorrow single, Texas metalcore heroes Fit For A King have announced that their new album, Lonely God, will drop on August 1, and features guest spots from Motionless In White's Chris Motionless, The Plot In You's Landon Tewers and Alpha Wolf's Lochie Keogh. To get you in the mood – an angry, shouty one – they've also unleashed the video for the brutal title-track.
Celebrating Innovative Public Sector Projects For 20 Years

2 weeks ago | bkreader.com | Jonathan Weiner

Government innovation is a phrase many today would consider a contradiction in terms. The life and enduring legacy of Frederick O’Reilly Hayes proves this notion wrong. In 1966, Hayes joined Mayor John V. Lindsay's administration as its Budget Director with a radical idea for the time: the Budget Bureau could be a hub for citywide innovation.
Here’s the setlist from Good Charlotte’s first show since 2023

2 weeks ago | kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner

After teasing what looked to be an upcoming new music video last month, Good Charlotte have now made their big return to the stage after 18 months away. The Maryland pop-punk kings hit the Daytona International Speedway in Florida on Friday night (May 16) for Welcome To Rockville, marking their first show back since October 2023’s When We Were Young. The band treated fans to an undeniable 14-song setlist, including special guest Brendan B.
“Some things happening?” Good Charlotte are teasing their return

1 month ago | kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner

With several live appearances planned, it looks like 2025 might also be the year we finally get new music from Good Charlotte.
Get your exclusive Kerrang! x Sleep Theory T-shirt

1 month ago | kerrang.com | Jonathan Weiner

Sleep Theory: “We’re here to make art. That does not begin with being the same as everybody else”Sleep Theory are an overnight success that’s been decades in the making. Announcing themselves to the world with viral banger Another Way back in 2023, the Memphis lads have since enjoyed explosive breakout success. But as Cullen Moore explains, the shapeshifting sound of debut LP Afterglow better represents an all-consuming slow burn that’s still just getting started…
Mark Hoppus says accidentally posting about his cancer diagnosis was…

1 month ago | kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner

Mark Hoppus has reflected on the moment he accidentally went public with the news he had cancer. Thinking he was simply sending a private photo to his family WhatsApp chat, the blink-182 bassist mistakenly posted a pic of himself undergoing chemo in the summer of 2021 to his Instagram – with the news then of course spreading like wildfire, and Mark having to make a public statement about what he had been going through for the past few months.
Téa Campbell leaves Meet Me @ The Altar; band promise “new music and…

2 months ago | kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner

Guitarist Téa Campbell has announced that she has left Meet Me @ The Altar. The pop-punks – who are therefore now a duo, comprised of vocalist Edith Victoria and drummer Ada Juarez – have confirmed that they will continue, and in fact have now become an independent band again after several years signed to Fueled By Ramen. A statement from MMATA reads: “Téa is stepping away from the band to embark on a new chapter of her life.
Sleep Theory drop new single III: “If it helps someone feel less…

2 months ago | kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner

Sleep Theory have released another new single from their forthcoming debut album Afterglow. Following previous tracks Static, Stuck In My Head and Fallout, today they share the intriguingly-titled III, which vocalist Cullen Moore says is about “betrayal”. “It’s that gut-wrenching feeling when someone you trusted completely lets you down,” the singer explains. “The song dives into that pain, but it’s also about facing the truth, even when it hurts and realising not everyone is who they say they are.
SPIRITBOX's COURTNEY LAPLANTE stars on cover of REVOLVER's Spring 2025 issue

2 months ago | revolvermag.com | Gregory Adams |Jonathan Weiner

Spiritbox are having themselves a hell of a year so far, what with the release of their next-level sophomore album Tsunami Sea, the unveiling of Mike Stringer’s new signature guitar line and an upcoming North American headlining tour. And now, the Canadian-made djent-pop phenoms have been unveiled as the latest Revolver cover stars, gracing two editions of our Spring 2025 issue.
McFly’s Danny Jones on the time Ozzy hung out with him “in his…

Feb 28, 2025 | kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jonathan Weiner

While we all saw what life was like in the Osbourne household thanks to their iconic TV show which ran between 2002 and 2005, Danny Jones has shared his own wholesome experience at the legendary residence.