Le Bad Crew
SourcedMusic media · Quebec
Compiled from official public sources · last checked July 26, 2026
Le Bad Crew is a Quebec-based bilingual independent punk webzine with current French and English features, video and newsletter surfaces, plus a direct no-fee route for monthly Quebec headliner submissions.
Le Bad Crew is an independent bilingual punk webzine whose first-party site identifies its operation as “Punk Québec 100%”. It publishes concert reviews, album columns, artist features, interviews and other coverage of local and international punk culture, with dedicated Canadian, riot grrrl, international, discovery and English-language sections. A substantive French concert review dated July 20, 2026, an English headliner feature dated July 1, 2026 and two additional French articles listed on July 21, 2026 establish current bilingual editorial activity. The homepage also carries a current music-video feature dated June 16, 2026 and the Bad Crew’s News newsletter. The outlet’s monthly Quebec-headliner invitation is a direct artist-facing route. A band, project or festival must be 100% Quebec and must email the outlet-designated organization inbox with a high-resolution landscape image, the project name, a short explanatory text, relevant information such as a website, the photographer’s name for image rights and the photographer’s professional website, using the subject line “Tête d’affiche”. No fee is displayed. The invitation says an eligible project could become the monthly headliner; it does not guarantee selection, publication or coverage. MusicList publishes only this feature-specific route. Sponsorship is separate and receives no submission credit. Named writers, editors, photographers, contributors and featured artists, their biographies and credits, any personal contact information, newsletter subscriber fields, submitted correspondence, images and text, and unrelated contact routes remain excluded.
Editorial profile
- Outlet type
- Publication
- Editorial languages
- French, English
- Editorial formats
- Independent punk webzine, concert reviews, album columns, artist features and interviews, monthly Quebec headliner features, English-language editorial section, music-video features, editorial newsletter
- Coverage
- Quebec and Canadian punk scenes, local and international punk culture, concert and festival coverage, album criticism, emerging alternative artists, women and gender-diverse punk scenes
- Genres
- Punk, hardcore, alternative rock, riot grrrl
- Coverage region
- Quebec, Canada, international punk scenes
- Community focus
- Quebec punk artists and festivals, emerging alternative bands, local independent live-music communities, women and gender-diverse punk communities
- Services
- independent punk webzine, concert reviews, album columns, artist features and interviews, monthly Quebec headliner features, English-language editorial section, music-video features, editorial newsletter
- Service territory
- Quebec, Canada, international punk scenes
- Submissions
- Open to submissions ↗· Last checked July 26, 2026Designated role inbox · Direct, no-fee routeRequested materials: A band, project, or festival that is 100% Quebec, a high-resolution landscape-format photo or image, the name of the band, project, or festival, a short explanatory text, other relevant information such as a website, the photographer’s name for image rights and the photographer’s professional website, the exact email subject line “Tête d’affiche”
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Sources & provenance
- Official website ↗checked July 26, 2026
- Official website ↗checked July 26, 2026
- Official website ↗checked July 26, 2026
- Official website ↗checked July 26, 2026
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