Bowling for Soup guitarist Chris Burney has announced his departure from the pop-punk band he co-founded more than 30 years ago. News of Burney's departure was revealed on Bowling for Soup's social ...

Bowling For Soup guitarist Chris Burney has permanently retired from the band. The musician temporarily stepped back from his commitments with the Texas group last summer, and did not join them ...

Vans Warped Tour, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, is back with the first slate of artists from its 2025 lineup: Simple Plan, Bowling for Soup, Pennywise, Miss May I ...

Among the first group of announced artists include Simple Plan, Bowling for Soup, Dance Hall Crashers, Miss May I, Chandler Leighton and Pennywise. Organizers plan to roll out the lineup for each ...

Chris Burney helped form the popular punk rock band Bowling For Soup more than 30 years ago, but there comes a time to take a step back for everyone. And now is Burney’s time. “It is with a ...

GUITAR player Chris Burney has quit Bowling For Soup after 30 years. The band revealed the news today after seven months of the pop punk trio being forced to play as a trio. They have now decided ...

DJ Jon Mahon rallied the waiting crowd in the name of 2000s emo music, ramping up the excitement with his ... followed by the appearance of the matching ringer tee-clad Bowling For Soup, ready for ...

Organizers for the music festival gave a first look at just ... Among the six acts announced so far, Bowling for Soup and Simple Plan may be the most notable for alt-rock fans from Warped Tour's ...

Among the lineup are Montreal-based band Simple Plan, north Texas group Bowling for Soup and California Bay Area band Dance Hall Crashers, according to the festival's website. Some of the lineups ...

By Tyler Jenke Bowling for Soup guitarist Chris Burney has announced his departure from the pop-punk band he co-founded more than 30 years ago. News of Burney’s departure was revealed on Bowling ...

For its 30th anniversary, Vans Warped Tour is making its grand return with three two-day festivals showcasing 70 to 100 bands including performers from years' past and a diverse lineup of new acts.