Following an incendiary performance at this past weekend’s Vans Warped Tour in Long Beach, CA, hardcore punk quintet, XCOMM have shared new music video featuring footage from their instant-classic set performing “Purity” taken from their debut album, ‘Time To Burn’ out now on Blowed Out Records. Watch the clip BELOW.
The band also appeared as the guests on yesterday's episode of The Travis Mills Show on Apple Music 1. Audio from the interview and live session featuring the band’s single “Hot Pursuit/One & Nothing” and a cover of Faith No More’s “Surprise! You’re Dead” is available now on the Apple Music app HERE.
The appearance catches XCOMM in the middle of a blistering live run, with new dates now confirmed through October, including a huge main-support slot with Guns N’ Roses at the final North American show of their World Tour 2026 in Atlanta on September 19th.
Adding to a rapidly expanding live résumé that already includes shows with Foo Fighters, Dethklok and Militarie Gun and festival performances at Louder Than Life, the Punk Rock Museum’s Third Birthday Parking Lot show and Sick New World, XCOMM kick off their new run of shows playing The Parish at House of Blues Anaheim on August 28 before taking over Dr. Strange Records in Rancho Cucamonga for a free in-store performance and signing on August 29.
September brings a performance at Seattle’s Bumbershoot Festival on September 5th, followed by a newly announced show as main support to Guns N’ Roses at the final North American stop of their 2026 World Tour at Truist Park on September 19th, a September 11 headline show at Proyecto in Downtown Los Angeles.
In October, XCOMM join The Dillinger Escape Plan for two of the band’s final Calculating Infinity performances, hitting Revolution Hall in Portland on October 25, Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom on October 26.
Tickets for all shows are on sale now from xcommpunx.com . The Dr. Strange Records performance and signing is free.
XCOMM Upcoming Live Shows
August 28 | Anaheim, Ca | The Parish At House Of Blues Anaheim
August 29 | Rancho Cucamonga, Ca | Dr. Strange Records
September 5 | Seattle, Wa | Bumbershoot Festival
September 11 | Los Angeles, Ca | Proyecto
September 19th | Atlanta, GA | Truist Park W/ Guns N’ Roses
October 25 | Portland, Or | Revolution Hall W/ The Dillinger Escape Plan
October 26 | Vancouver, Bc | Commodore Ballroom W/ The Dillinger Escape Plan
The band’s appearance on The Travis Mills Show and their newly announced live shows put another spotlight on Time To Burn, the band’s Ross Robinson-produced debut album, released in May via Blowed Out Records. Across eleven tracks, XCOMM channel the frustration, humour and velocity of their LA upbringing into hardcore punk that moves fast and hits with teeth-bared precision. The album includes breakout track “Fake ID,” written after frontman Michael Gatto was turned away from shows for being under 21 and now sitting at more than four million views across platforms.
Time To Burn also features “PIRATES ft. GHOSTEMANE,” a vicious collision with Ghostemane whose Darren Craig-directed video includes appearances from Ghostemane and Fletcher Dragge of Pennywise. Their track “Borrowed Happiness” was recently featured in the new Jackass: Best and Last movie.
ABOUT XCOMM
XCOMM are a Venice Beach hardcore punk band making fast, furious and sharply self-aware music with a rare combination of youthful volatility, serious songwriting chops and absolutely no interest in waiting their turn. Their Ross Robinson-produced debut album, Time To Burn, is out now via Blowed Out Records, the label and incubator founded by Robinson, Ghostemane and Bill Armstrong.
Across eleven tracks, the band channel the frustration, humour and velocity of their Los Angeles upbringing into hardcore punk that moves fast and lands with teeth-bared precision, from breakout track “Fake ID”, now sitting at more than four million views across platforms, to the Ghostemane collaboration “PIRATES ft. GHOSTEMANE” and “Borrowed Happiness”, recently featured in Jackass: Best and Last.
The band have been profiled by the Los Angeles Times, named to the NME 100 of 2026 and covered by VICE, Revolver, Kerrang!, Rolling Stone, Metal Injection, Knotfest, idobi, Alternative Press and more.
Following two Vans Warped Tour appearances and a recent interview and live session for The Travis Mills Show on Apple Music 1, XCOMM will spend the coming months taking their rapidly expanding live résumé into considerably bigger rooms, with Bumbershoot Festival, main support to Guns N’ Roses at the final North American date of their 2026 world tour, and two shows with The Dillinger Escape Plan among the dates ahead.
XCOMM are:
Michael Gatto – Vocals/Guitar
Eric Matt - Guitar
Revel Ian – Drums
Adan Escoto – Bass
Hunter Grogan – DJ