Downtown Boys Return With First Album in Nine Years

Downtown Boys Return With First Album in Nine Years

Get ready for Public Luxury with the punk outfit’s “No Me Jodas”

Downtown Boys Announce New Album 'Public Luxury' With First Single No Me Jodas - Stereoboard UK

Photo: Naomi Yang Downtown Boys have laid out plans for their fourth studio album and their first in nine years.

Track of the day: Downtown Boys return with ‘No Me Jodas’ – and it hits hard

Providence, RI’s Downtown Boys are back with new single ‘No Me Jodas’, the first taste of upcoming album Public Luxury (out 26 June via Sub Pop) – and it lands exactly as you’d hope: loud, urgent and completely uncompromising. I’ve missed this band. Few do it like Downtown Boys; that mix of confrontational punk, sax-fuelled chaos and real-world activism that actually means something. ‘No Me Jodas’ is a rallying cry: furious, danceable, and impo…

Downtown Boys to release new album, share “No Me Jodas" video

Downtown Boys have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Public Luxury and will be out on June 26 via Sub Pop Records. The band has also released a video for their new song “No Me Jodas" which was directed by John MacKay. Downtown Boys released their album Cost of Living in 2017. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Downtown Boys Share "No Me Jodas," Announce New Album

The fierce and mighty Downtown Boys will release Public Luxury (Sub Pop), their incredible new album and the follow-up to Cost of Living, worldwide on Friday, June 26th, 2026. The new longplayer features highlights “The City Begins,” “Sirena,” “Viva La Rosa,” “You’re A Ghost,” its title track, and today’s offering, the massive “No Me Jodas.” Public Luxury was co-produced by Downtown Boys’ Joey La Neve DeFrancesco and recording engineer Seth Manc…

Downtown Boys Announce New Album 'Public Luxury': Hear 'No Me Jodas'

Did you know Downtown Boys were still going? They absolutely are. In the ’10s, the Providence band came out with a hectic, impassioned, confrontation take on political punk rock. It’s been nearly a decade since their last album, 2017’s excellent Cost Of Living. Last year, I saw the band’s name in a local club’s calendar…