Today’s video interview is with Sleeping With Sirens.
In this interview at the 25th Anniversary of Vans Warped Tour, lead singer Kellin Quinn opens up about how past struggles with alcoholism, anxiety, and depression were worked on through the songs of the band’s forthcoming album, How it Feels to be Lost, which comes out September 6th on Sumerian Records.
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Ra Ra Riot have shared the new song “War & Famine.”
I the Mighty have released a new live album called Unplugged in LA. The album is on all streaming services and the videos are up on YouTube.
Little Boots has shared the new song “Lesson.” It’s also on all streaming services.
Julien Baker is the latest guest on The Local Wave podcast. (Overcast link.)
The singer R. Kelly, already under indictment in Chicago on state charges of aggravated sexual assault and abuse, was arrested Thursday night by federal agents on charges related to child pornography and other federal crimes, officials said.
Charly Bliss performed live for The Ringer. Their four song set is up on YouTube.
The Frightened Rabbit tribute album, Tiny Changes: A Celebration of Frightened Rabbit’s ‘The Midnight Organ Fight’, is now available on all streaming services.
By the looks of Zachary Merrick of All Time Low’s Instagram, the band just recorded a new album. The caption reads, “Had such a blast in Palm desert recording” with hashtags for “new album” and “All Time Low.”
Ed Sheeran has released a video for “Antisocial.”
Underoath have shared the new song “Loneliness” from the band’s upcoming deluxe edition of Erase Me. Pre-orders are now up and the full press release can be found below.
PVRIS have released a video for their new song “Death of Me.” Along with the new release, the band have signed with Reprise/Warner Records for their new album.
According to multiple reports on Twitter, Lil Wayne cut his set short tonight after only a few songs, said the crowd wasn’t for him, and apparently he may be leaving the tour with Blink-182.
I’ll update this post with more information as it comes in.
Update: A video of Lil Wayne’s speech has been uploaded online. No word official announcement has been made from either Blink-182 or Lil Wayne’s camp so far.
Update #2: Lil Wayne has announced on Twitter that he will not be leaving the tour, writing, “Yesterday was krazy! But I want all my fans to know I won’t be quitting this tour! I’m having too much fun with my bros blink-182.”