punk rock

1. A series of live performances by a band, often a crucial part of a punk band's life.
4. A common fashion accessory in punk rock style, seen in clothing or hair.
5. The genre of music that embodies rebellion, fast tempos, and raw energy.
6. A term often used to describe a punk that goes beyond the norms of traditional punk.
8. A recreational activity popular with many punk rock fans and bands.
9. A chaotic, rebellious protest; also the title of a famous punk band, "The Riot Grrls."
11. A bold hairstyle commonly associated with punk culture.
14. A term used to describe the alternative, non-commercial punk music scene.
16. Describes the rough, unpolished sound of many punk rock songs.
17. An independently produced magazine, often focused on punk bands and culture.

2. Someone who resists authority, often a central theme in punk music.
3. A popular format for punk bands to release their music, often valued for its raw sound.
4. A music genre that influences punk, known for its upbeat tempo and brass instruments.
5. A female punk rocker, often characterized by a bold, edgy style.
7. A form of dancing in punk concerts where fans slam into each other.
10. A subgenre of punk rock known for its aggressive sound and intense fans.
12. Dive A stunt where a musician jumps into the crowd during a performance.
13. The instrument frequently used in punk rock bands.
15. A movement where punk bands often self-produce their music and merchandise.
18. A political philosophy often associated with punk, symbolized by a circle-A.