Nialler9 — Exit Festival takes place in the Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad in Serbia from the 7th to the 10th of July. The all-encompassing festival will have 800 performances over 20 stages and the lineup so far includes: Arcade Fire, Pulp, Santigold, Beiru... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Contrary to the adage, punk rocker Greg Graffin is demonstrating anew that those who can, not only do, but sometimes teach too.Contrary to the adage, punk rocker Greg Graffin is demonstrating anew that those who can, not only do, but sometimes teach ... more info

ContactMusic — Punk rock veteran Greg Graffin is returning to his alma mater as a lecturer - to teach students about evolution. The Bad Religion frontman has a PhD in zoology from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York and he is heading back to the school in Aug... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Contrary to the adage, punk rocker Greg Graffin is demonstrating anew that those who can, not only do, but sometimes teach too. The founding member of Bad Religion will begin teaching evolution in the fall at his alma mater, Cornell... more info

NME — Punk frontman Graffin to lecture Evolution at US institution more info

Nialler9 — Exit Festival takes place in the ominous sounding Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad in Serbia from the 7th to the 10th of July. The all-encompassing festival boasts 800 performances over 20 stages and the lineup so far includes the likes of: Arcade F... more info

Altsounds — Giving the boys a run for their money on the *Main Stage - M.I.A.* will be bringing some girl power to EXIT. British artist M.I.A. will perform on Friday 8th July. Renowned for her eclectic compositions combing elements of hip-hop, electronica, da... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Bad Religion has been a band for 31 years, which means it survived the entire VHS era and continues to make music in the digital video world. In that time, the band has appeared on both public access cable shows... more info

Topix — Though they're separated by a couple of band generations, both Rise Against and Bad Religion share one very important trait: Though they've both enjoyed as much mainstream success as true punk bands could hope to enjoy, both acts have kept it real. more info

NME — California punks follow Sonisphere slot with two more shows more info