Bring Me The Horizon Announce Tour Dates

As previously reported, Bring Me The Horizon will tour with A Day to Remember this Autumn. In addition, the band has lined up a handful of select Bring Me The Horizon headlining dates with special guests Chiodos. These performances will be in September in Syracuse, Detroit, Kansas City and Las Vegas.

Bring Me The Horizon’s latest album Sempiternal has sold nearly 200,000 copies in the US since its release in March 2013. With 80,000 singles sold and YouTube views and Facebook likes in the millions, Bring Me The Horizon is easily the biggest British breakthrough band in the US today.

Critics have praised Bring Me The Horizon for their “…ethereal grace and fist-in-the-air exhilaration” according to Alternative Press. Loudwire calls Bring Me “…the most exciting young bands on the planet.” And they are “Appealingly aggressive” by Rolling Stone standards. Additionally, Bring Me The Horizon is nominated for the Alternative Press Music Awards in the following categories: Album of the Year for Sempiternal, Artist of the Year, Best Vocalist (Oli Sykes), Song of the Year for Shadow Moses and Best International Band. The award show is on July 21 in Cleveland, OH at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Music.

You can catch Bring Me The Horizon live on the following dates:
Sept 04 Pittsburgh, PA – Stage AE – Outdoor Stage (Tickets)
Sept 05 Syracuse, NY – Paper Mill Island Amp. (BMTH and Chidos only –Tickets)
Sept 06 Toronto, ON – Downsview Park (Riot Fest)
Sept 08 Albany, NY – Washington Avenue Armory (Tickets)
Sept 09 Lowell, MA – Tsongas Arena @ UMass Lowell (Tickets)
Sept 10 Wallingford, CT – Toyota Oakdale Theatre (Tickets)
Sept 12 Detroit, MI – Royal Oak (BMTH and Chiodos only – Tickets)
Sept 13 Janesville, WI – Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport
Sept 14 Chicago, IL – Humboldt Park (Riot Fest)
Sept 15 Grand Rapids, IL – DeltaPlex (Tickets)
Sept 16 Columbus, OH – The LC Pavilion – Outdoor Stage (Tickets)
Sept 17 Saint Louis, MO – Chaifetz Arena (Tickets)
Sept 19 Kansas City, MO – Uptown Theater (BMTH and Chiodos only –Tickets)
Sept 20 Byers, CO – TBD (Riot Fest)
Sept 23 Camarillo, CA – Woodward Park Rotary Amphitheatre (Tickets)
Sept 24 Los Angeles, CA – The Shrine (Tickets)
Sept 26 San Jose, CA – Event Center at San Jose State University (Tickets)
Sept 27 Las Vegas, NV – House of Blues (BMTH and Chiodos only – Tickets)
Sept 28 Mesa, AZ – Mesa Ampitheatre (Tickets)
Sept 30 Grand Prairie, TX – Verizon Theatre (Tickets)
Oct 05 Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life Festival (http://www.louderthanlifefestival.com/)
Oct 06 Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena (Tickets)
Oct 07 Charlotte, NC – The Uptown Amphitheatre at the Music (Tickets)
Oct 09 North Charleston, NC – North Charleston Coliseum (Tickets)
Oct 10 Orlando, FL – Hard Rock Live (Tickets)
Oct 11 Orlando, FL – Hard Rock Live (Tickets)

Sleepwave Announce Tour Dates And Album Details

Sleepwave is the new band from former Underoath singer Spencer Chamberlain, featuring new band mate Stephen Bowman. They will join Nothing More this August and September for a US tour, culminating in a performance at Aftershock Festival in Sacramento. The band have also released details about their much anticipated debut album, Broken Compass, which will be released on September 16. Visit Alternative Press to hear the first track, Through The Looking Glass.

With Chamberlain at the helm, Underoath became a major force in the post-hardcore scene with two gold albums, multiple Grammy nominations and crossover success unusual for bands in the scene. Now come Sleepwave with their debut album Broken Compass, the next step in the evolution of Spencer Chamberlain. With an even more melodic, accessible sound, sacrificing none of the intense songwriting that garnered Underoath and a massive following, Broken Compass is sure to put Sleepwave on the map from day one; work­ing with producer David Bendeth (Paramore, Bring Me The Horizon, Of Mice and Men), the band has crafted an album of intense anthemic rock.

Alternative Press put Sleepwave on the cover of their Most Anticipated issue in 2013 and described the band as “…unbridled alt-rock , harkening back to the amped-up mania of classic songs by Smashing Pumpkins and Filter.” Sleepwave has already taken their fervent live show to The Used and Taking Back Sunday tour this spring and to festivals like their recent performance at Rock on the Range in Columbus, OH. Sleepwave will tour as support this summer with Nothing More. Headlining dates for Sleepwave including a record release show in Anaheim, CA have been announced.

Aug-05 Kansas City, MO The Riot Room
Aug-07 Grand Rapids, MI The Stache @ The Intersection
Aug-08 Chicago, IL Beat Kitchen
Aug-09 Birch Run, MI Dirt Fest 2014
Aug-11 Pittsburgh, PA Altar Bar
Aug-12 Lancaster, PA The Chameleon
Aug-13 Toronto, ON Lee’s Palace
Aug-15 Albany, NY Upstate Concert Theater
Aug-16 Portland, ME Port City
Aug-18 Baltimore, MD Ottobar
Aug-19 Charlotte, NC Amos Southend
Aug-20 Atlanta, GA Masquerade Hell
Aug-22 Nashville, TN The End
Aug-23 St. Louis, MO The Firebird
Aug-24 Springfield, MO Outland Ballroom
Aug-26 Little Rock, AR Juanitias
Aug-27 Dallas, TX Trees
Aug-29 Houston, TX Scout Bar
Aug-30 San Antonio, TX Sam’s Burger Joint
Sep-02 Tucson, AZ The Rock
Sep-03 Los Angeles, CA Troubadour
Sep-05 Denver, CO Marquis
Sep-06 Colorado Springs, CO Black Sheep
Sep-09 Seattle, WA El Corazon
Sep-10 Spokane, WA Knitting Factory
Sep-11 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
Sep-12 Portland, OR Dantes

This Wild Life Premiere Video For New Single, Over It, At Alternative Press

Acoustic punk duo This Wild Life premiere their video for Over It at Alternative Press.

This Wild Life’s album Clouded saw phenomenal first week success on the Billboard charts, debuting as the number 1 Top New Artist, number 1 Top Alternative New Artist, number 49 Digital Album, and the number 17 Independent Album.

Clouded has garnered much critical acclaim. According to Alternative Press it is “…outrageously well-written songs, played well with much skill…everything about this one is a winner” with a four point five out of five star review. Absolute Punk calls it “…one of the most impressive debut albums this year” giving it an eight point five out of ten.

This Wild Life is the result of the hard work of the Long Beach friends, Kevin Jordan and Anthony Del Grosso. Their journey has been marked by small triumphs, big struggles and countless floor shows, bringing This Wild Life’s heartfelt, melodic and acoustic punk-rock to a bigger audience they’ve earned.

You can catch This Wild Life this summer on the Vans Warped Tour. Dates of Warped Tour below:
June 17 Albuquerque, NM – Isleta Amphitheater
June 18 Mesa, AZ – Quail Run Park
June 19 Las Vegas, NV – Luxor Lot
June 20 Pomona, CA – Pomona Fairplex
June 21 Mountain View, CA – Shoreline Amphitheatre
June 22 Ventura, CA – Seaside Park
June 25 Chula Vista, CA – Sleep Train Amphitheatre
June 26 Wheatland, CA – Sleep Train Amphitheatre
June 28 Auburn, WA – White River Amphitheater
June 29 Portland, OR – Expo Center Parking Lot
July 02 Maryland Heights, MO – Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
July 03 Noblesville, IN – Klipsch Music Center
July 04 Toronto, Canada – Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
July 05 Montreal, Canada – Parc Jean Drapeau
July 06 Holmdel, NJ – PNC Bank Arts Concert Center
July 08 Darien Center, NY – Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
July 09 Scranton, PA – Toyota Pavilion
July 10 Mansfield, MA – Xfinity Center
July 11 Camden, NJ – Susquehanna Bank Center
July 12 Wantagh, NY – Nikon at Jones Beach Amphitheater
July 13 Hartford, CT – Xfinity Theatre
July 15 Burgettstown, PA – First Niagara Pavilion
July 16 Cincinnati, OH – Riverbend Music Center
July 17 Cuyahoga Falls, OH – Blossom Music Center
July 18 Auburn Hills, MI – The Palace of Auburn Hills
July 19 Tinley Park, IL – First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
July 20 Shakopee, MN – Canterbury Park
July 22 Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion
July 23 Virginia Beach, VA – Farm Bureau Live At Virginia Beach
July 24 Atlanta, GA – Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood
July 25 St Petersburg, FL – Vinoy Park
July 26 West Palm Beach, FL – Cruzan Amphitheatre
July 27 Orlando, FL – Central Florida Fairgrounds
July 28 Charlotte, NC – PNC Music Pavilion Charlotte
July 29 Nashville, TN – Tennessee State Fairgrounds
July 30 Milwaukee, WI – Marcus Amphitheatre
July 31 Bonner Springs, KS – Cricket Wireless Amphitheater
Aug 03 Denver, CO – Sports Authority Field at Mile High

Joyce Manor Premieres New Track, Schley, Via Spin.com

Joyce Manor recently shared their new track Schley at SPIN.com.

The band will release their new album Never Hungover Again on July 22 via Epitaph Records.

Never Hungover Again is the rare sort of album that defines a young band. Across their previous two releases (a self-titled release and Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tired), Joyce Manor discovered their signature sound. They take the speed and sense of melody of fellow South Bay band the Descendents, the artfully bittersweet lyricism of Jawbreaker and the undeniable heart-on-sleeve honesty of the first two Weezer albums.

The new album was recorded at the end of 2013 with producer Joe Reinhardt at the Lair in Hollywood and was mixed by Tony Hoffer (Supergrass, Belle and Sebastian, M83 and Phoenix). Never Hungover Again captures a complex feeling in 10 precise songs that is part sadness, part loneliness and part anger even when things seem to be going okay. Grantland says the album is “…perfect summer music” and that “…the world needs this album now.” According to Noisey, Never Hungover Again “….will most definitely rule incalculably hard.” With some of the saddest lyrics you’d ever shout along to from the front row, Never Hungover Again is heartbroken pop-punk perfection.

Fans can pre-order Never Hungover Again at the Joyce Manor store. Joyce Manor will play a hometown record release show on July 25 at the El Rey in Los Angeles, several festivals this summer (including FYF in Los Angeles), in addition to a short run with Brand New. Joyce Manor will embark on a headline tour this fall in support of the album.

You can catch Joyce Manor live on the following dates:
5 Jul Toronto, ON Toronto Urban Root Festival
6 Jul Ottawa, ON Ottawa Bluesfest
7 Jul Toronto, ON Lee’s Palace (supporting Man Man)
25 Jul Los Angeles, CA The El Rey (Record Release Show)
23 Aug Los Angeles, CA FYF Fest
28 Aug Oakland, CA Fox Theater
30 Aug Portland, OR Crystal Ballroom
31 Aug Seattle, WA The Showbox SoDo
1 Sep Vancouver, BC Vogue Theatre
3 Sep Denver, CO Marquis Theatre
4 Sep Lawrence, KC Jackpot Music Hall
5 Sep St Louis, MO Firebird
6 Sep Chicago, IL Bottom Lounge
7 Sep Minneapolis, MN Triple Rock Social Club
9 Sep Grand Rapids, MI The Pyramid Scheme
10 Sep Detroit, MI Magic Stick Lounge
11 Sep Cleveland, OH Grog Shop
13 Sep Danbury, CT Heirloom Arts Theatre
14 Sep Boston, MA The Sinclair
15 Sep New York, NY Bowery Ballroom
16 Sep Washington, DC Rock & Roll Hotel
17 Sep Philadelphia, PA Union Transfer
19 Sep Chapel Hill, NC Local 506
20 Sep Atlanta, GA Mammal Gallery
21 Sep Jacksonville, FL 1904 Music Hall
23 Sep Orlando, FL Backbooth
24 Sep Tampa, FL Epic Problem
26 Sep Houston, TX Walter’s Downtown
27 Sep Austin, TX Red 7
30 Sep Albuquerque, MN Gasworks
1 Oct Tempe, AZ Yucca Tap Room
2 Oct San Diego, CA Irenic

Aug 28 – Sep 1 supporting Brand New
Sep 3 – Oct 2 The Exquisites supporting

Bring Me The Horizon Announce Autumn Tour Dates

Bring Me The Horizon will tour this Autumn with A Day To Remember. Bring Me The Horizon will also play at all three Riot Fest dates in Toronto, Chicago and Denver and at the Louder Than Life festival in Louisville, KY on October 5.

The British group continues to see success with their 2013 Epitaph release, Sempiternal. Since debuting on the Billboard charts at number 11, it has sold over 190k records in the US alone. Bring Me The Horizon captured the number 19 spot on the Active Rock airplay chart with the single Go To Hell, For Heaven’s Sake. Additionally, Sleepwalking peaked at number 13 on the Active Rock chart during their American Dream Tour this past spring. The band played to enthused crowds and packed rooms every night on the eight week tour with 76k tickets sold.

As previously reported, Bring Me The Horizon received a nod from Revolver Golden God Awards in the nomination of Song of the Year for Sleepwalking. Now, Bring Me The Horizon has been nominated for the first ever Alternative Press Music Awards in the following categories: Album of the Year for Sempiternal, Artist of the Year, Best Vocalist (Oli Sykes), Song of the Year for Shadow Moses and Best International Band. The award show is on July 21 in Cleveland, OH at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Music, hosted by Mark Hoppus. Votes are fan generated and can be submitted here.

You can catch Bring Me The Horizon live on the following dates:
Sept 04 Pittsburgh, PA – Stage AE – Outdoor Stage (Tickets)
Sept 06 Toronto, ON – Downsview Park (Riot Fest)
Sept 08 Albany, NY – Washington Avenue Armory (Tickets)
Sept 09 Lowell, MA – Tsongas Arena @ UMass Lowell (Tickets)
Sept 10 Wallingford, CT – Toyota Oakdale Theatre (Tickets)
Sept 14 Chicago, IL – Humboldt Park (Riot Fest)
Sept 15 Grand Rapids, IL – DeltaPlex (Tickets)
Sept 16 Columbus, OH – The LC Pavilion – Outdoor Stage (Tickets)
Sept 17 Saint Louis, MO – Chaifetz Arena (Tickets)
Sept 20 Byers, CO – May Farms (Riot Fest)
Sept 23 Camarillo, CA – Woodward Park Rotary Amphitheatre (Tickets)
Sept 24 Los Angeles, CA – The Shrine (Tickets)
Sept 26 San Jose, CA – Event Center at San Jose State University (Tickets)
Sept 28 Mesa, AZ – Mesa Ampitheatre (Tickets)
Sept 30 Grand Prairie, TX – Verizon Theatre (Tickets)
Oct 05 Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life Festival (http://www.louderthanlifefestival.com/)
Oct 06 Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena (Tickets)
Oct 07 Charlotte, NC – The Uptown Amphitheatre at the Music (Tickets)
Oct 09 North Charleston, NC – North Charleston Coliseum (Tickets – On sale June 14)
Oct 10 Orlando, FL – Hard Rock Live (Tickets)
Oct 11 Orlando, FL – Hard Rock Live (Tickets)