Latest about The Linda Lindas
The Linda Lindas’ Bela Salazar and Lucia de la Garza on why they’re too punk-rock for school
Having gone viral with Racist, Sexist Boy and toured with punk luminaries Rancid and Green Day, the Linda Lindas are not done growing up yet on sophomore LP No Obligation
How The Linda Lindas’ Bela Salazer got her first electric guitar for free
Salazar and co-guitarist Lucia de la Garza's first guitars were instrumental in helping them write their own, and The Linda Lindas', early songs
Watch The Linda Lindas’ Fender Player Plus Session: “It’s just like, Wow! I have a guitar. I can rule the world now”
The explosive LA quartet perform and chat to the Big F about their playing and writing
Watch the Linda Lindas "blow the roof off" of another Los Angeles library in NPR Tiny Desk performance
The quartet – all aged 11 to 17 – tore through songs both old and new at a Ramones-like pace at the Los Angeles Central Library
These are the 25 guitar artists you need to hear this year, according to Fender
Wet Leg, Claud and The Linda Lindas all feature in the Fender Next Class of 2022
The Linda Lindas announce debut album, Growing Up, share title track
The teenage punk-rock four-piece offer up a feel-good coming-of-age single ahead of the album's release on April 8
The Linda Lindas share rapid-fire power-punk effort, Nino
The super-short, under-two-minutes track is lifted from the LA quartet's upcoming studio album, which is due for a 2022 release
From "solo insanity" to gossamer funk guitar bliss: here are this week's essential guitar tracks
Check out some fresh-off-the-presses guitar greatness from Samantha Fish, Thrice, Keb Mo,' Iron Maiden, George Lynch and more
Buzzsaw riffs and monster hooks abound on The Linda Lindas' infectious new single, Oh!
The pop-punk gem is the L.A. quartet's first release since signing with Epitaph Records
Kathleen Hanna: “I love that really sparse guitar sound so much – that’s how I write and that’s what I want to hear”
The punk icon talks working with viral rockers The Linda Lindas, her love of “more amateur-sounding stuff” and why she started a T-shirt business to help send Togolese girls to school
