Guitarist Kevin Skaff talks about changing it up on A Day to Remember’s new record Bad Vibrations, embracing the garage band mentality again, writing heavier songs with everyone involved, and why history is cool.
A Day to Remember are about to release their long-awaited new album, Bad Vibrations, on September 2nd. I spoke with the band briefly on the third annual APMA’s red carpet.
This interview took place on October 7th, 2013 with Jeremy McKinnon, the lead singer of A Day to Remember. The band’s new album, Common Courtesy, is now available online.
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Let’s start off by stating your name and what you play in A Day to Remember.
Jeremy McKinnon. I sing for A Day to Remember.
How is Warped Tour going so far?
Incredible. We seriously couldn’t be happier with how the tour is run, and how it’s going.
Any funny or embarrassing moments?
When we played one of the Texas Warped dates, some of the kids threw a blow up doll on stage that had writing all over it. There was a heart around its … back door that said “For Tom.”
