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Day in Rock Report for 05/22/2024


Twenty One Pilots have shared their brand new track and music video "The Craving (single version)," the final taste of new music off their forthcoming album Clancy which arrives everywhere this Friday, May 24th.

The group will celebrate the release of Clancy with The Clancy World Tour, their biggest headline tour ever, kicking off with a two-night stand on August 15th and 16th at Denver, CO's Ball Arena. (continue)

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Toad The Wet Sprocket - the trio of founding members Glen Phillips, Todd Nichols, and Dean Dinning - is still making new music and touring with the same spirit of unwavering independence that started it all over three decades ago. This year marks a new milestone in their journey with the 30th anniversary of the 1994 platinum selling album Dulcinea.

The band recently spoke with People Magazine about the significance of Dulcinea, their fourth studio album, and upcoming plans to celebrate throughout 2024 on tour headlining, co-headlining with the Gin Blossoms and opening for Barenaked Ladies throughout the summer and fall. (continue)

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Axel Rudi Pell shares "Darkest Hour," the second single from his forthcoming album, 'Risen Symbol' due out June 14, 2024, via Steamhammer/SPV. The single is accompanied by a music video.

On his 22nd (!) studio album 'Risen Symbol', Bochum-based guitarist and songwriter Axel Rudi Pell continues to fly the melodic hard rock flag without watering down his style with pseudo-modern stylistic variations or expendable studio gimmicks. At the same time, he is constantly looking for new influences, exciting inspirations, and catchy hooks. (continue)

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Swerve have shared their new single, a cover of The Stone Roses' iconic track "I Wanna Be Adored." The song will be included on their forthcoming "The Darkroom" EP that is set to be released on June 21st.

Greg Mahdesian had this to say about the new cover track, "The Stone Roses made one of my favorite records (I've actually purposefully never listened to Second Coming) and 'I Wanna Be Adored' is their most iconic track. It's also a genuinely weird song that has minimalist lyrics and psychedelic/rave/rock production, and I've never heard a cover of it before. (continue)

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Sometimes it takes an outsider to make you see things in a whole new light. Take the new album from dynamic garage rock duo The Courettes. Hailing from Denmark and Brazil, Flavia and Martin Couri grew up as outsiders listening to the sounds of early American rock and soul music.

Now, they are about to release a new collection of studio recordings that find them collaborating across the decades with some of the most consequential artists in American music history - and making their timeless classics sound even more fresh and vibrant than they have in years! (continue)

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On the heels of two blistering performances at Welcome to Rockville and Sonic Temple this month, Moon Fever will continue to take their uncompromising brand of rock on the road this summer.

The band has some previously announced shows and just landed a bunch of new dates performing with Drowning Pool and A Killer's Confession. The band has made a name for themselves with their unforgettable live shows opening for the likes of Steel Panther and Goodbye June this year. (continue)

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As I Lay Dying have released a brand new single and music video entitled "Burden", which is the first new music from the group in five years, and they will be celebrating their return with the launch of a European headline tour this fall.

Napalm Record sent over these details: Well into their two-decade career and with seven albums under their belt, the Grammy nominated five piece metalcore unit is back with a bludgeoning, unmissable new anthem, "Burden", out now via Napalm Records. Premiering with a high energy music video, "Burden" boasts gripping energy, charging in with the band's trademark breakneck intensity, soaring choruses and ingenious guitar soloing. (continue)

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A single embedded into pop culture history, Hoobastank's "The Reason" just entered into the elite Billions Club on Spotify as the song surpasses 1 Billion streams. With just over 600 songs to surpass this milestone, Hoobastank is the latest to be added into the illustrious playlist alongside music legends: AC/DC, The Beatles, Whitney Houston, Elton John and more.

Hoobastank guitarist, Dan Estrin, shares "What an amazing moment. Creating something with your childhood best friends and then watching it grow into an out of control wild fire has been absolutely surreal. None of us ever expected this and at times it feels like a dream. Knowing how much "The Reason" means to so many people in the world is an indescribable, proud emotional feeling. I am way beyond grateful and realize how fortunate we are. We have played it all over the world. And to see everyone's faces while they sing along is priceless. Thank you world." (continue)

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Billy Morrison has shared the cinematic video for "It's Come To This." In the video, directed by Ivo Raza (who did the same honors for the "Crack Cocaine"), Billy is joined by acclaimed actor Joe Manganiello whose character is a mysterious "collector of souls," says Billy.

"It's Come To This" is the latest single from his third solo album (and first since 2015) The Morrison Project, which was produced by BILLY, mixed by Barry Pointer, and mastered by Dave Donnelly. All the songs on the album-recorded in Los Angeles at various studios-were written By Billy in collaboration with his guests. (continue)

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The Devil Wears Prada have shared a new version of "Reasons," the collab track they released with electronic artists Excision and Wooli back in April 2023. The new version features LOLO.

"When we made 'Reasons' with Excision and Wooli, we knew we had to play it live because the energy was just so high," the band explains. "We revamped the song to work in a TDWP set, and it went off so well that we decided to hit the studio and capture this new live version of the song." (continue)

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Violent Femmes will be giving fans a one-two punch this Fall when they perform BOTH their ground-breaking, debut, self-titled album and their sophomore release, Hallowed Ground, during a special limited run of shows. This exclusive routing kicks off Thursday, September 26 at the House of Blues in Lake Buena Vista, FL, and runs through Tuesday, October 8, culminating at the Avondale Brewing Company in Birmingham, AL. Tickets go on sale Friday, May 24 at 10 AM local time.

Throughout these unprecedented performances, the Femmes will start the show by playing their second album, Hallowed Ground, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2024. Following a brief intermission, the band will retake the stage and play their debut record, Violent Femmes, as well as a few fan- and band-favorites to finish the show. Serving as a sonic time capsule for the soul, these special dates will capture a pivotal moment in music as Femmes' Lead Vocalist and Guitarist Gordon Gano wrote the songs for both albums while he was still in high school. In fact, the tracks for Hallowed Ground were penned long before the release of Violent Femmes, but the band wanted to focus on upbeat songs for the debut album and wanted to "confuse people" with the more experimental songs that ended up as Hallowed Ground. (continue)

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Royale Lynn leans into her heavy side for her new single and music video "Death Wish" featuring Danny Worsnop of Asking Alexandria. An ode to first responders around the world, the song's punishing alt-rock sonics pair Royale's bright, clear tone with Danny's charismatic rasp for an explosive collaboration.

Directed by Dylan Hryciuk (Spiritbox, Brand Of Sacrifice) and created with the help of a firefighting academy in Canada, Royale set out to visually depict the emotional and physical perils of real-life firefighters and their loved ones. (continue)

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GRAMMY Award-winning singer-songwriter Joe Ely has announced his new album Driven to Drive, due out August 2 via Rack 'Em Records / Thirty Tigers. With twenty-three albums and several million miles under the West Texas native's belt, Driven to Drive is Ely's first road album, featuring a collection of songs inspired by his travels from different eras of his illustrious career which spans five decades. Along with the announcement, he has shared the official video for the album's first single "Odds of the Blues" (feat. Bruce Springsteen). The video was directed by Matthew Eskey and pulls from home video footage shot by Joe Ely, his wife Sharon and their families over the years.

"I got the idea for the song from hanging out at an all night after hours joint on the edge of east Lubbock called TV's... there was always a dice game in the back room, the pool table had a bad lean, and the jukebox mainly played old blues songs," explains Joe Ely about the origins of "Odds of the Blues." "I wrote the song later when I put my studio together in Austin. I asked Bruce recently if he would like to sing with me on this song and he said he'd love to. We've been long lost friends for a long time. One of my memories of us singing together was in Dublin, Ireland when we both got on stage with Jerry Lee Lewis and Shane MacGowan and sang 'Great Balls of Fire.'" (continue)

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Halifax alt-rock trio June Body are gearing up to release their new album, "Last Everythings" on June 7th, and to celebrate we asked Connor to tell us about the latest single "Take Our Time Back". Here is the story:

Some people say that musical instruments have songs living inside of them, waiting to be discovered. When I turned 21, I decided to spend literally every penny I had to see as much of Europe as I could. But not having access to a guitar while traveling was weighing on me by the time I got to Germany. At a flea market outside of Berlin, I bought a Hofner classical guitar for something like 50 euro. It didn't come with a case, so I lugged it around for the remainder of the trip. I remember hearing it making sounds in the overhead luggage compartments of buses and trains as it bounced around. I think I had originally planned on selling the guitar at the end of the trip, but it felt like I had adopted a child. We had been through so much together. So I bought a case and sent it home with me. I had no idea this guitar contained the ten songs that would comprise a June Body album in 2024. (continue)

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