List of pop-punk albums

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The following is a list of pop-punk studio albums by notable artists that have been described as such by music reviews or any similar source. They are listed in chronological order.

Contents

* 1970s
* 1980s
* 1990s
* 2000s
* 2010s
* 2020s

## 1970s

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Year  | Artist  | Album

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1976  | Ramones | Ramones[1]
1977  | Ramones  | Leave Home[2]
Rocket to Russia[3]
1978  | Generation X | Generation X[4]
Buzzcocks | Another Music in a Different Kitchen[5]
The Lurkers | Fulham Fallout[5]
The Rezillos | Can't Stand the Rezillos[3]
Ramones  | Road to Ruin[5]
Buzzcocks  | Love Bites[5]
The Dickies | The Incredible Shrinking Dickies[5]
1979  | Buzzcocks  | Singles Going Steady[3]
The Damned | Machine Gun Etiquette[3]
Generation X  | Valley of the Dolls[4]
Stiff Little Fingers | Inflammable Material[3]
The Undertones | The Undertones[6]

## 1980s

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Year  | Artist  | Album

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1980  | The Undertones | Hypnotised[6]
1981  | Holly and the Italians | The Right to Be Italian[7]
1982  | Descendents | Milo Goes to College[8]
Misfits | Walk Among Us[3]
The Adicts | Sound of Music[9]
1983  | Social Distortion | Mommy's Little Monster[10]
The Jam | Snap![3]
1984  | Shonen Knife | Yama-no Attchan[11]
1985  | Descendents  | I Don't Want To Grow Up[12]
1986  | Descendents  | Enjoy![13]
Shonen Knife  | Pretty Little Baka Guy[14]
1987  | Fastbacks | ...And His Orchestra[15]
Red Kross | Neurotica[16]
Descendents  | All[17]
1988  | Screeching Weasel | Boogadaboogadaboogada![18]
1989
The Lemonheads | Lick[19]
Big Drill Car | CD Type Thing[20]
Groovie Ghoulies | Appetite for Adrenochrome[21]
Snuff | Snuff Said[22]

## 1990s

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Year  | Artist  | Album

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1990  | Green Day | 39/Smooth[23]
The Lemonheads | Lovey[24]
Jawbreaker | Unfun[25]
1991  | Big Drill Car | Batch[26]
Operation Ivy  | Operation Ivy[3]
Screeching Weasel | My Brain Hurts[1]
1992  | Green Day  | Kerplunk[27]
The Lemonheads  | It's a Shame About Ray[28]
The Hanson Brothers | Gross Misconduct[29]
NOFX | White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean[30]
1993  | All | Breaking Things[3]
Pennywise | Unknown Road[3]
The Queers | Love Songs for the Retarded[31]
The Muffs | The Muffs[32]
Buzzcocks | Trade Test Transmissions[33]
J Church | Quetzalcoatl[34]
1994  | Bad Religion | Stranger Than Fiction[3]
Plow United | Plow United[35]
Green Day  | Dookie[36]
Jawbreaker  | 24 Hour Revenge Therapy[37]
The Offspring | Smash[38]
Weezer | Weezer[28]
Pollen | Bluette[39]
Parasites | Pair[40]
NOFX  | Punk in Drublic[41]
Bowling for Soup | Bowling for Soup[42]
MxPx | Pokinatcha[43]
Dodgy | Homegrown[44]
Ash | Trailer[45]
Pinhead Gunpowder | Carry the Banner[46]
Groovie Ghoulies | Born in the Basement[47]
1995  | The Dickies | Idjit Savant[48]
Blink-182 | Cheshire Cat[49]
No Use for a Name | ¡Leche con Carne![50]
All  | Pummel[51]
The Muffs  | Blonder and Blonder[52]
The Vandals | Live Fast, Diarrhea[31]
Ramones | ¡Adios Amigos![31]
Weston | A Real-Life Story of Teenage Rebellion[53]
Rancid | ...And Out Come the Wolves[28]
Jawbreaker  | Dear You[54]
Lifetime | Hello Bastards[55]
Spiderbait | The Unfinished Spanish Galleon of Finley Lake[56]
Green Day  | Insomniac[38]
No Doubt | Tragic Kingdom[57]
Millencolin | Life on a Plate[58]
J Church  | Arbor Vitae[27]
Gaunt | Yeah, Me Too[59]
Lagwagon | Hoss[60]
1996  | Goldfinger | Goldfinger
MxPx  | Life in General[3]
The Mr. T Experience | Love Is Dead[61]
Snuff | Demmamussabebonk[62]
Weston  | Got Beat Up[63]
Ash  | 1977[64]
The Queers  | Don't Back Down[62]
Descendents | Everything Sucks[65]
Weezer  | Pinkerton[66]
J Church  | The Drama of Alienation[67]
1997  | Goldfinger | Hang-Ups
Discount | Half Fiction[3]
Shonen Knife | Brand New Knife[68]
Pennywise  | Full Circle[58]
The Ataris | Anywhere but Here[69]
Kenickie | At the Club[70]
Lifetime  | Jersey's Best Dancers[18]
Blink-182 | Dude Ranch[71]
Harvey Danger | Where Have All the Merrymakers Gone?[72]
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes | Have a Ball[73]
Lagwagon  | Double Plaidinum[74]
Smoking Popes | Destination Failure[75]
Weston  | Matinee: Music from the Soundtrack[76]
Green Day  | Nimrod[77]
Bowling for Soup  | Rock on Honorable Ones!![78]
1998  | The Suicide Machines | Battle Hymns[31]
Tuscadero | My Way or the Highway[79]
Chixdiggit | Born on the First of July[80]
Eve 6 | Eve 6[81]
All  | Mass Nerder[82]
Home Grown | Act Your Age[83]
MxPx  | Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo[84]
The Vandals  | Hitler Bad, Vandals Good[85]
Less Than Jake | Hello Rockview[58]
Alkaline Trio | Goddamnit[86]
The Offspring  | Americana[8]
Lagwagon  | Let's Talk About Feelings[74]
1999  | Lit | A Place in the Sun[58]
Jimmy Eat World | Clarity[87]
The Lillingtons | Death by Television[88]
Bigwig | Stay Asleep[89]
Groovie Ghoulies  | Fun in the Dark[90]
The Ataris | Blue Skies, Broken Hearts...Next 12 Exits[91]
The Bouncing Souls | Hopeless Romantic[8]
Screeching Weasel | Emo[92]
Blink-182 | Enema of the State[93]
The Donnas | Get Skintight[94]
Face to Face | Standards & Practices[95]
Fenix TX | Fenix TX[96]
Buzzcocks | Modern[97]
The Get Up Kids | Something to Write Home About[1]
No Use for a Name | More Betterness![98]
New Found Glory | Nothing Gold Can Stay[99]
Saves the Day | Through Being Cool[100]

## 2000s

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Year  | Artist  | Album

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|

2000  | AFI | The Art of Drowning[3]
Gob | The World According to Gob[101]
Goldfinger | Stomping Ground
The Anniversary | Designing a Nervous Breakdown[102]
Millencolin | Pennybridge Pioneers[92]
Midtown | Save the World, Lose the Girl[18]
Alkaline Trio | Maybe I'll Catch Fire[103]
No Doubt | Return of Saturn[104]
Relient K | Relient K[105]
MxPx | The Ever Passing Moment[92]
NOFX | Pump Up the Valuum[106]
J Church | One Mississippi[107]
Eve 6 | Horrorscope[108]
Ace Troubleshooter | Ace Troubleshooter[109]
Wheatus | Wheatus[110]
New Found Glory | New Found Glory[41]
Chixdiggit | From Scene to Shining Scene[111]
The Presidents of the United States of America | Freaked Out and Small[112]
Good Charlotte | Good Charlotte[113]
Green Day | Warning[114]
The Movielife | This Time Next Year[18]
The Offspring | Conspiracy of One[38]
Latterman | None of These Songs Are About Girls[62]
The Bomb | Torch Songs[115]
2001  | The Ataris | End Is Forever[1]
American Hi-Fi | American Hi-Fi[58]
Alkaline Trio  | From Here to Infirmary[58]
Yellowcard | One for the Kids[116]
Ash | Free All Angels[117]
Sum 41 | All Killer No Filler[38]
Weezer  | Weezer[118]
Fenix TX | Lechuza[37]
The Bouncing Souls | How I Spent My Summer Vacation[92]
Blink-182 | Take Off Your Pants and Jacket[58]
Saves the Day | Stay What You Are[119]
Jimmy Eat World | Bleed American[58]
Randy | The Human Atom Bombs[120]
Sugarcult | Start Static[121]
Relient K  | The Anatomy of the Tongue in Cheek[122]
Brand New | Your Favorite Weapon[106]
Student Rick | Soundtrack for a Generation[123]
Lit | Atomic[124]
Mest | Destination Unknown[125]
Hey Mercedes | Everynight Fire Works[126]
2002  | Tsunami Bomb | The Ultimate Escape[3]
The Distillers | Sing Sing Death House[3]
Coheed and Cambria | The Second Stage Turbine Blade[127]
Alien Crime Syndicate | XL from Coast to Coast[128]
Joey Ramone | Don't Worry About Me[129]
Piebald | We Are the Only Friends We Have[130]
Orange Island | Everything You Thought You Knew[131]
Millencolin  | Home from Home[132]
Simple Plan | No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls[18]
Taking Back Sunday | Tell All Your Friends[133]
The Queers | Pleasant Screams[134]
Midtown  | Living Well Is the Best Revenge[135]
Something Corporate | Leaving Through the Window[125]
Weezer  | Maladroit[136]
Audio Karate | Space Camp[137]
Avril Lavigne | Let Go[104]
Ace Troubleshooter  | The Madness of the Crowds[109]
New Found Glory  | Sticks and Stones[38]
Home Grown | Kings of Pop[138]
Reel Big Fish | Cheer Up![139]
The Starting Line | Say It Like You Mean It[106]
Subb | Daylight Saving[140]
My Chemical Romance | I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love[141]
Halo Friendlies | Get Real[142]
Bowling for Soup | Drunk Enough to Dance[37]
Greyfield | Soundtrack to the Summer[143]
Plain White T's | Stop[144]
Treble Charger | Detox[145]
The Travoltas | Endless Summer[146]
Manda and the Marbles | More Seduction[147]
OK Go | OK Go[148]
Busted | Busted[149]
Goldfinger | Open Your Eyes
Good Charlotte | The Young and the Hopeless[37]
Allister | Last Stop Suburbia[150]
The All-American Rejects | The All-American Rejects[18]
SR-71 | Tomorrow[151]
The Donnas | Spend the Night[28]
Kelly Osbourne | Shut Up[152]
Sum 41  | Does This Look Infected?[153]
Lucky 7 | Lucky 7[154]
Motion City Soundtrack | I Am the Movie[125]
2003  | American Hi-Fi  | The Art of Losing[155]
The Movielife  | Forty Hour Train Back to Penn[92]
Snuff | Disposable Income[156]
The Ataris  | So Long, Astoria[8]
Relient K  | Two Lefts Don't Make a Right...but Three Do[157]
Buzzcocks | Buzzcocks[158]
Sixty Stories | Anthem Red[159]
Fall Out Boy | Take This to Your Grave[38]
Less Than Jake | Anthem[155]
The Jealous Sound | Kill Them with Kindness[160]
Mest  | Mest[161]
Rufio | MCMLXXXV[162]
Tokyo Rose | Reinventing a Lost Art[163]
FM Static | What Are You Waiting For?[164]
Yellowcard  | Ocean Avenue[18]
Cauterize | So Far From Real[165]
Inspection 12 | Get Rad[166]
MxPx  | Before Everything & After[167]
Story of the Year | Page Avenue
Boys Night Out | Make Yourself Sick[168]
The Lawrence Arms | The Greatest Story Ever Told[169]
The Network | Money Money 2020[170]
Groovie Ghoulies | Monster Club[171]
The Copyrights | We Didn't Come Here to Die[1]
Hey Mercedes  | Loses Control[172]
Lucky Boys Confusion | Commitment[173]
Something Corporate  | North[174]
Busted  | A Present for Everyone[175]
Blink-182  | Blink-182[176]
2004  | Bayside | Sirens and Condolences[177]
Descendents | Cool to Be You[178]
Northstar | Pollyanna[179]
The Matches | E. Von Dahl Killed the Locals[180]
Social Code | A Year at the Movies[181]
Avril Lavigne  | Under My Skin[182]
New Found Glory  | Catalyst[183]
Ellegarden | Pepperoni Quattro[184]
My Chemical Romance  | Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge[185]
The Ergs! | Dorkrockcorkrod[27]
Midtown  | Forget What You Know[186]
The Gamits | Antidote[187]
The F-Ups | The F-Ups[104]
Ashlee Simpson | Autobiography[104]
Taking Back Sunday  | Where You Want to Be[188]
Say Anything | ...Is a Real Boy[189]
Head Automatica | Decadence[125]
Green Day  | American Idiot[190]
Good Charlotte  | The Chronicles of Life and Death[191]
The Explosion | Black Tape[192]
Sum 41  | Chuck[193]
Jimmy Eat World  | Futures[194]
Simple Plan  | Still Not Getting Any...[58]
Relient K  | Mmhmm[195]
The Fight | Nothing New Since Rock 'n' Roll[196]
The Methadones | Not Economically Viable[197]
Bankrupt | Bad Hair Day[198]
2005  | Plain White T's  | All That We Needed[199]
The Academy Is... | Almost Here[92]
Vanilla Sky | Waiting for Something[200]
Fall Out Boy  | From Under the Cork Tree[38]
Weezer  | Make Believe[201]
Alkaline Trio  | Crimson[202]
Amber Pacific | The Possibility and the Promise[203]
The Story Changes | Last Night a Rock Band Saved My Life[204]
MxPx  | Panic[205]
Motion City Soundtrack  | Commit This to Memory[58]
The Aquabats | Charge!![206]
The All-American Rejects  | Move Along[207]
Rufio  | The Comfort of Home[208]
Cauterize  | Paper Wings[165]
Paramore | All We Know Is Falling[209]
Latterman  | No Matter Where We Go...![210]
Hedley | Hedley[211]
Man Alive | Open Surgery[212]
Tokio Hotel | Schrei[213]
Cartel | Chroma[214]
Panic! at the Disco | A Fever You Can't Sweat Out[104]
The Veronicas | The Secret Life Of...[215]
Mest  | Photographs[216]
Goldfinger | Disconnection Notice
Lagwagon | Resolve[217]
Bowling for Soup  | Bowling for Soup Goes to the Movies[218]
Better Luck Next Time | Third Time's a Charm[219]
2006  | Yellowcard  | Lights and Sounds[220]
The Loved Ones | Keep Your Heart[221]
The Lawrence Arms  | Oh! Calcutta![222]
The Measure (SA) | Historical Fiction[223]
Hawk Nelson | Smile, It's the End of the World[224]
Hit the Lights | This Is a Stick Up... Don't Make It a Murder[37]
Saves the Day  | Sound the Alarm[225]
Taking Back Sunday  | Louder Now[226]
Forgive Durden | Wonderland[227]
Less Than Jake  | In with the Out Crowd[228]
The Ergs!  | Jersey's Best Prancers[155]
Patent Pending | Save Each Other, the Whales Are Doing Fine[229]
Cute Is What We Aim For | The Same Old Blood Rush with a New Touch[230]
I Voted for Kodos | My New Obsession[231]
Set Your Goals | Mutiny![18]
The Adored | A New Language[232]
The Awesome Snakes | Venom[233]
FM Static  | Critically Ashamed[234]
Hellogoodbye  | Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs![125]
Boys Like Girls | Boys Like Girls[235]
Plain White T's  | Every Second Counts[236]
Daggermouth | Stallone[237]
Marianas Trench | Fix Me[238]
The Lillingtons | The Too Late Show[239]
My Chemical Romance  | The Black Parade[240]
Flashlight Brown | Blue[241]
Bowling for Soup  | The Great Burrito Extortion Case[242]
Ellegarden  | Eleven Fire Crackers[243]
+44 | When Your Heart Stops Beating[244]
Jonas Brothers | It's About Time[245]
2007  | A Day to Remember | For Those Who Have Heart[246]
Fall Out Boy  | Infinity on High[247]
Lifetime | Lifetime[248]
The Queers  | Munki Brain[249]
Anberlin | Cities[250]
Relient K  | Five Score and Seven Years Ago[251]
The Copyrights  | Make Sound[252]
The Fades | The Fades[253]
Avril Lavigne  | The Best Damn Thing[254]
Social Code  | Social-Code[181]
The Ergs!  | Upstairs/Downstairs[255]
The Swellers | My Everest[256]
Paramore  | Riot![106]
The Leftovers | On the Move[257]
Broadway Calls | Broadway Calls[258]
The Methadones  | This Won't Hurt...[259]
Mayday Parade | A Lesson in Romantics[260]
Yellowcard  | Paper Walls[261]
Sum 41  | Underclass Hero[262]
Vanilla Sky  | Changes[263]
The Menzingers | A Lesson in the Abuse of Information Technology[264]
The Starting Line  | Direction[265]
Better Luck Next Time  | Start from Skratch[266]
Four Year Strong | Rise or Die Trying[267]
Motion City Soundtrack  | Even If It Kills Me[268]
New Found Glory  | From the Screen to Your Stereo Part II[269]
All Time Low | So Wrong, It's Right[38]
We the Kings | We the Kings[270]
Relient K  | Let It Snow, Baby... Let It Reindeer[271]
Say Anything  | In Defense of the Genre[272]
Saves the Day  | Under the Boards[273]
The Wonder Years | Get Stoked on It![274]
2008  | Teenage Bottlerocket | Warning Device[275]
Simple Plan  | Simple Plan[276]
Transit | This Will Not Define Us[277]
The Copyrights  | Learn the Hard Way[278]
Cute Is What We Aim For  | Rotation[279]
Alkaline Trio  | Agony & Irony[280]
Goldfinger | Hello Destiny...
Hit the Lights  | Skip School, Start Fights[281]
Banner Pilot | Resignation Day[221]
Bayside  | Shudder[282]
You Me at Six | Take Off Your Colours[283]
Senses Fail | Life Is Not a Waiting Room[284]
Dillinger Four | Civil War[285]
Forgive Durden | Razia's Shadow: A Musical[286]
Fall Out Boy  | Folie à Deux[287]
The All-American Rejects  | When the World Comes Down[288]
Forever the Sickest Kids | Underdog Alma Mater[289]
2009  | A Day to Remember  | Homesick[290]
Marianas Trench  | Masterpiece Theatre[291]
New Found Glory  | Not Without a Fight[292]
Fireworks | All I Have to Offer Is My Own Confusion[293]
Shook Ones | The Unquotable A.M.H.[294]
Forever the Sickest Kids | Underdog Alma Mater[289]
The Dangerous Summer | Reach for the Sun[295]
Green Day  | 21st Century Breakdown[296]
A Loss for Words | The Kids Can't Lose[297]
Taking Back Sunday  | New Again[298]
The Leftovers  | Eager to Please[299]
Parasites | Solitary[294]
All Time Low  | Nothing Personal[300]
Billy Talent | Billy Talent III[301]
Jennifer Rostock | Der Film[302]
Four Year Strong  | Explains It All[303]
Set Your Goals  | This Will Be the Death of Us[304]
Broadway Calls  | Good Views, Bad News[305]
Banner Pilot  | Collapser[306]
Boys Like Girls  | Love Drunk[235]
Paramore  | Brand New Eyes[307]
The Swellers  | Ups and Downsizing[308]
Tokio Hotel  | Humanoid[309]
Mayday Parade  | Anywhere but Here[310]
Bowling for Soup  | Sorry for Partyin'[311]
The Summer Set | Love Like This[312]
This Time Next Year | Road Maps and Heart Attacks[313]
We the Kings  | Smile Kid[314]
Better Luck Next Time  | A Lifetime of Learning[315]

## 2010s

[edit]

Year  | Artist  | Album

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|

2010  | RVIVR | RVIVR[3]
You Me at Six | Hold Me Down[316]
Motion City Soundtrack | My Dinosaur Life[317]
The Wonder Years | The Upsides[8]
Shonen Knife | Free Time[318]
Alkaline Trio | This Addiction[319]
Four Year Strong | Enemy of the World[37]
The Dopamines | Expect the Worst[320]
Man Overboard | Real Talk[18]
Thieves and Villains | South America[321]
Wavves | King of the Beach[322]
Transit | Keep This to Yourself[323]
Attack! Attack! | The Latest Fashion[324]
Good Charlotte | Cardiology[325]
Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! | Something for Nothing[326]
The Gamits | Parts[327]
A Day to Remember | What Separates Me from You[328]
My Chemical Romance | Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys[329]
2011  | The Hotelier | It Never Goes Out[330]
Joyce Manor | Joyce Manor[331]
Hawk Nelson | Crazy Love[332]
Red City Radio | The Dangers of Standing Still[333]
Forever the Sickest Kids | Forever the Sickest Kids[334]
Go Radio | Lucky Street[333]
Screeching Weasel | First World Manifesto[335]
Panic! at the Disco | Vices & Virtues[336]
Yellowcard | When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes[337]
Sum 41 | Screaming Bloody Murder[338]
Title Fight | Shed[339]
Sparks the Rescue | Worst Thing I've Been Cursed With[333]
Living with Lions | Holy Shit[340]
Fireworks | Gospel[37]
The Swellers | Good for Me[341]
The Wonder Years  | Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing[38]
Simple Plan  | Get Your Heart On![333]
The Story So Far | Under Soil and Dirt[8]
Set Your Goals | Burning at Both Ends[342]
Tenement | Napalm Dream[343]
The Summer Set | Everything's Fine[344]
Zebrahead | Get Nice![345]
The Copyrights | North Sentinel Island[346]
The Subways | Money and Celebrity[347]
Blink-182 | Neighborhoods[348]
Man Overboard  | Man Overboard[349]
This Time Next Year | Drop Out of Life[350]
You Me at Six  | Sinners Never Sleep[351]
Mayday Parade | Mayday Parade[352]
New Found Glory | Radiosurgery[353]
Transit  | Listen & Forgive[354]
We Are the In Crowd | Best Intentions[8]
Tonight Alive | What Are You So Scared Of?[355]
A Loss for Words | No Sanctuary[356]
Marianas Trench | Ever After[357]
2012  | Hit the Lights | Invicta[358]
MxPx | Plans Within Plans[359]
Dan Vapid and the Cheats | Dan Vapid and the Cheats[360]
Joyce Manor  | Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tired[361]
The Forecast | Everybody Left[362]
Eve 6 | Speak in Code[363]
Swearin' | Swearin'[364]
Shonen Knife | Pop Tune[365]
Motion City Soundtrack  | Go[366]
Lit | The View from the Bottom[367]
The Dopamines  | Vices[368]
I Call Fives | I Call Fives[359]
The Offspring  | Days Go By[369]
The Early November | In Currents[366]
Forever Came Calling | Contender[370]
Masked Intruder | Masked Intruder[371]
Yellowcard  | Southern Air[372]
Such Gold | Misadventures[366]
Billy Talent | Dead Silence[373]
Set It Off | Cinematics[374]
Go Radio  | Close the Distance[366]
Green Day | ¡Uno![375]
Handguns | Angst[376]
All Time Low | Don't Panic[377]
Hostage Calm | Please Remain Calm[378]
Green Day  | ¡Dos![379]
Pentimento | Pentimento[359]
Modern Baseball | Sports[380]
Green Day  | ¡Tré![381]
2013  | Captain, We're Sinking | The Future Is Cancelled[382]
Frightened Rabbit | Pedestrian Verse[383]
The Lovely Bad Things | The Late Great Whatever[384]
The Story So Far  | What You Don't See[385]
Wavves | Afraid of Heights[386]
Alkaline Trio  | My Shame Is True[387]
Paramore | Paramore[388]
Face to Face | Three Chords and a Half Truth[389]
Fall Out Boy | Save Rock and Roll[390]
Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!  | Pardon My French[391]
The Wonder Years  | The Greatest Generation[392]
Man Overboard  | Heart Attack[393]
Citizen | Youth[394]
Light Years | I Won't Hold This Against You[395]
Forever the Sickest Kids | J.A.C.K.[396]
Tonight Alive  | The Other Side[355]
Bowling for Soup | Lunch. Drunk. Love.[397]
Saves the Day | Saves the Day[398]
Better Off | (I Think) I'm Leaving[399]
A Day to Remember  | Common Courtesy[400]
A Loss for Words  | Before It Caves[401]
Mayday Parade  | Monsters in the Closet[402]
Pup | Pup[403]
State Champs | The Finer Things[18]
Red City Radio  | Titles[404]
Seaway | Hoser[405]
Reggie and the Full Effect | No Country for Old Musicians[406]
Ex Friends | Rules for Making Up Words[407]
2014  | Neck Deep | Wishful Thinking[8]
We Are the In Crowd  | Weird Kids[408]
Fireworks  | Oh, Common Life[409]
Sleeper Agent | About Last Night[410]
Somos | Temple of Plenty[411]
Shonen Knife  | Overdrive[412]
Buzzcocks | The Way[413]
Masked Intruder  | M.I.[414]
5 Seconds of Summer | 5 Seconds of Summer[415]
Joyce Manor  | Never Hungover Again[416]
Real Friends | Maybe This Place Is the Same and We're Just Changing[417]
Hostage Calm  | Die on Stage[418]
New Found Glory  | Resurrection[419]
Weezer  | Everything Will Be Alright in the End[420][421]
Set It Off  | Duality[422]
Trophy Eyes | Mend, Move On[423]
Such Gold  | The New Sidewalk[424]
Chumped | Teenage Retirement[425]
Charli XCX | Sucker
The Copyrights  | Report[426]
2015  | Fall Out Boy  | American Beauty/American Psycho[427]
The Subways  | The Subways[428]
Colleen Green | I Want to Grow Up[429]
Hit the Lights  | Summer Bones[430]
Teenage Bottlerocket | Tales from Wyoming[431]
All Time Low  | Future Hearts[432]
Tom DeLonge | To the Stars... Demos, Odds and Ends[433]
Millencolin | True Brew[434]
Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!  | Get Lost, Find Yourself[435]
As It Is | Never Happy, Ever After[436]
The Story So Far  | The Story So Far[437]
Four Year Strong  | Four Year Strong[438]
Tenement | Predatory Headlights[439]
Head Injuries | Bail[440]
Desaparecidos | Payola[441]
Wavves / Cloud Nothings | No Life for Me[442]
Man Overboard  | Heavy Love[443]
Spraynard | Mable[444]
Knuckle Puck | Copacetic[445]
Neck Deep  | Life's Not out to Get You[446]
The Wonder Years  | No Closer to Heaven[447]
Motion City Soundtrack  | Panic Stations[448]
Better Off  | Milk[449]
Wavves  | V[450]
Mayday Parade  | Black Lines[451]
State Champs  | Around the World and Back[452]
5 Seconds of Summer  | Sounds Good Feels Good[453]
Marianas Trench  | Astoria[454]
Seaway  | Colour Blind[455]
The Max Levine Ensemble | Backlash, Baby[456]
2016  | Energy | Apparition Sound[457]
Roam | Backbone[458]
Simple Plan  | Taking One for the Team[459]
Jarrod Alonge | Friendville[460]
Weezer  | Weezer[461][462]
Modern Baseball  | Holy Ghost[463]
PUP  | The Dream Is Over[464]
Trash Boat | Nothing I Write You Can Change What You've Been Through[465]
With Confidence | Better Weather[466]
Blink-182  | California[467]
Good Charlotte  | Youth Authority[468]
Yellowcard  | Yellowcard[469]
Bowling for Soup  | Drunk Dynasty[470]
Green Day  | Revolution Radio[471]
Sum 41  | 13 Voices[472]
Joyce Manor  | Cody[473]
Jeff Rosenstock | Worry.[474]
Trophy Eyes  | Chemical Miracle[475]
Waterparks | Double Dare[476]
2017  | AFI | AFI[477]
As It Is  | Okay[478]
WSTR | Red, Green or Inbetween[479]
Creeper | Eternity, in Your Arms[480]
Charly Bliss | Guppy[481]
New Found Glory  | Makes Me Sick[482]
Grayscale | Adornment[479]
All Time Low  | Last Young Renegade[479]
Broadside | Paradise[483]
Rozwell Kid  | Precious Art[484]
Teenage Bottlerocket  | Stealing The Covers
Goldfinger | The Knife[485]
Neck Deep  | The Peace and the Panic[486]
Seaway  | Vacation[487]
The Movielife  | Cities In Search Of A Heart[488]
Makeout | The Good Life[489]
Knuckle Puck  | Shapeshifter[490]
The Lillingtons  | Stella Sapiente[491]
Roam  | Great Heights & Nose Dives[492]
Anti-Flag | American Attraction[493]
Sleep On It | Overexposed[479]
2018  | Waterparks  | Entertainment[494]
The Dangerous Summer  | The Dangerous Summer
Good Charlotte | Generation Rx
Story Untold | Waves[495]
State Champs  | Living Proof[496]
Mayday Parade  | Sunnyland[497]
Real Friends  | Composure[498]
MxPx  | MxPx[499]
Trophy Eyes  | The American Dream[500]
As It Is  | The Great Depression[501]
With Confidence  | Love and Loathing[502]
2019  | Set It Off  | Midnight
Masked Intruder  | III
Teenage Bottlerocket  | Stay Rad!
PUP  | Morbid Stuff[503]
The Dangerous Summer  | Mother Nature
Blink-182  | Nine
Bayside  | Interrobang
Waterparks  | Fandom[504]

## 2020s

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Year  | Artist  | Album

|
|

2020  | Mest  | Masquerade
Green Day  | Father of All Motherfuckers
Hot Mulligan | You'll Be Fine[505]
All Time Low  | Wake Up, Sunshine
The Used  | Heartwork[506]
Neck Deep  | All Distortions Are Intentional
Machine Gun Kelly | Tickets to My Downfall[507]
2021  | NOFX  | Single Album[508]
Olivia Rodrigo | Sour
Jxdn | Tell Me About Tomorrow
Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! | Gone Are The Good Days
Mayday Parade  | What It Means to Fall Apart[509]
2022  | As It Is | I Went to Hell and Back
Avril Lavigne | Love Sux
Machine Gun Kelly | Mainstream Sellout
Simple Plan  | Harder Than It Looks[510]
State Champs  | Kings of the New Age[511]
Demi Lovato | Holy Fvck
Ellegarden  | The End of Yesterday[512]
2023  | Real Friends  | There's Nothing Worse Than Too Late[513]
Story of the Year  | Tear Me to Pieces[514]
All Time Low  | Tell Me I'm Alive[515]
Fall Out Boy  | So Much (for) Stardust[516]
Waterparks  | Intellectual Property[517]
Hot Mulligan  | Why Would I Watch[518]
Trophy Eyes  | Suicide and Sunshine[519]
Olivia Rodrigo  | Guts[520]
Busted  | Greatest Hits 2.0[521]
Knuckle Puck  | Losing What We Love[522]
Blink-182  | One More Time...[523]
2024  | Green Day  | Saviors[524]
Neck Deep  | Neck Deep[525]
Alkaline Trio  | Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs[526]

## See also

[edit]

* List of pop punk bands
* List of emo pop albums

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