The Paradox

The Paradox has made a mark in the punk and pop-punk scene with a handful of tracks that resonate with fans. One standout, “Do Me Like That,” blends catchy hooks with straightforward lyrics, making it a favorite at live shows. The energy in this track captures the essence of youth and rebellion, while “Get The Message” delivers a punchy beat that keeps listeners engaged.

Other notable songs include “Ms. Lauren,” which showcases their knack for storytelling, and “Imani,” a track that connects on an emotional level. “Do It Again” and “Kaitlyn” round out their lineup, offering a mix of fun and introspection. Each song brings something different, reflecting the band’s diverse influences and appeal. Fans appreciate the relatable themes, making these tracks memorable in the punk landscape.

The Paradox has recently released several singles that showcase their punk and pop punk style. One of their latest tracks, “Do It Again (2025),” captures the essence of youthful rebellion with catchy hooks and energetic rhythms. Another noteworthy release is “Bender (feat. Travis Barker) (2025),” which features the well-known drummer, adding a layer of grit to the track.

“Get The Message (2025)” delivers straightforward lyrics accompanied by driving instrumentals, making it a solid addition to their growing catalog. Additionally, “Do Me Like That (2025)” highlights their knack for blending punk energy with pop sensibilities. Each song reflects their distinct sound, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners alike.

The Paradox has made notable appearances at some key festivals and venues. Their performance at Riot Fest added to the festival's diverse lineup, showcasing their energy and connection with fans. This festival is known for its mix of punk and alternative music, making it a fitting stage for the group.

At Warped Tour Long Beach, they contributed to the festival's legacy of promoting up-and-coming punk acts. Fans appreciated their set, which featured a blend of classic and newer tracks.

In terms of venues, Lincoln Hall served as a significant stop where they engaged with a dedicated crowd. The intimate setting allowed for a unique interaction between the band and their audience. Other notable venues include The Marquis Theater and Mahall's 20 Lanes, where they played to enthusiastic fans. Kilby Court also hosted them, further solidifying their presence in the punk scene.