Bayside Release Music Video For 'Mary'
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Bayside have released a new music video for their track "Mary" as they prepare to hit the road with Say Anything. The song comes from their recently released album "Vacancy". The band filmed the music visual in Lubbock, Texas with director Jeremi Mattern (Danger Films). Watch the video here. Bayside recently announced that they are teaming up with Say Anything to launch a coheadlining tour this spring which will feature support from Reggie and the Full Effect (April 17 through May 14) and Hot Rod Circuit (May 16 through May 27). The U.S. trek will begin on April 17th in Houston, TX at White Oak and will run until May 27th where it is set to conclude in Nashville at the Cannery Ballroom. Bayside's Anthony Raneri had this to say about the tour, "I've been a big Say Anything fan for a long time. It's always a special treat to be able to watch a great band that I'm genuinely a fan of every night when we're on the road. "Our goal with touring packages these days is to try and tour with bands that we think our fans either will or already do love. We're always paying attention to what other bands our fans like and what band's shirts we see at the shows. Say Anything is definitely one band that we've known for a long time that our fans would love to see us with" Bayside and Say Anything tour Dates: April 17 Houston, TX White Oak
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