Coheed and Cambria have announced a Neverender festival where they will play Afterman: Ascension + Decension in full. They have also announced a special Red Rocks show.
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Coheed and Cambria have announced some more tour dates.
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Coheed and Cambria’s Josh Eppard has taken Drumeo’s “first time” challenge to play Black Sabbath‘s “After Forever.”
Read More “Josh Eppard Tackles Black Sabbath” Coheed and Cambria have released a video for “One Last Miracle.”
Read More “Coheed and Cambria – “One Last Miracle” Video” Claudio from Coheed and Cambria is on the latest episode of the HardLore podcast.
Read More “Coheed and Cambria on HardLore Podcast” Claudio picks his five essential Coheed and Cambria songs.
Read More “Claudio Details Five Essential Coheed Songs” Coheed and Cambria will a deluxe edition of their latest album on October 3rd. It contains four new songs. Today you can stream “Key Entity Extraction: Yuko the Trivial.”
Read More “Coheed and Cambria Announce Deluxe Album” Coheed and Cambria have shared a video for “Goodbye, Sunshine.”
Read More “Coheed and Cambria – “Goodbye, Sunshine” Video” Coheed and Cambria have shared the “endless summer” version of “Goodbye, Sunshine” featuring Nick Hexum of 311.
Read More “Coheed and Cambria Share New Version of “Goodbye, Sunshine”” Claudio of Coheed and Cambria is on the latest episode of the One Life One Chance podcast.
Coheed and Cambria received the key to their hometown, Nyack, New York, and performed an acoustic set. Video footage can be found below.
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Fall Out Boy, The Gaslight Anthem, Coheed and Cambria, The Killers, and Flipturn are all teaming up with minor league baseball for an apparel collaboration:
Read More “Local Legends: Baseball x Music”this thrilling collaboration unites iconic artists with their hometown milb teams for exclusive capsule collections that celebrate hometown pride and the deep-rooted connection between music and america’s pastime.
It sure feels like Coheed and Cambria have been around much longer than 23-plus years since their debut album was released. Is it the mix of classic rock and prog rock elements that give them that nostalgic feel? Possibly. Is it the rich concepts of traveling through epic space storylines? Could be that as well. All things considered, Coheed and Cambria feel right at home with their tenth studio album, The Father of Make Believe. The record blends a lot of what Coheed have been best at over their storied career thus far, and adds in some new creative elements to their sound to prevent the album from feeling like a retread of already covered ground. Instead, The Father of Make Believe is a gripping exploration of mortality, legacy, and human connections that make us want to keep navigating through this crazy life. Look no further than the opening track of “Yesterday’s Lost” where vocalist/guitarist Claudio Sanchez ponders, “If this life ends early / Would I have spent our time right?” before later confessing, “It won’t get any easier / As I start to get old / Please share with me something / Before I lose control,” and you start to get the feeling like this band is in a reflective state of where they have been so far, and yet they embrace whatever comes next. And yes, while these lyrics are wrapped up in the space rock narrative of The Armory Wars/Vaxis storyline, there is still a beating heart behind each of these words that can be applied to the realities we all experience today. That’s the magic of Coheed and Cambria. They have been able to relate to not only their fellow “comic book nerds” but also those who appreciate great rock music that leaves us feeling fulfilled.
Read More “Coheed and Cambria – The Father of Make Believe” Coheed and Cambria talked with Kerrang about their upcoming album:
“It’s a self-brand,” he explains as he prepares to brave the cold streets of London. “I think about all of the years being the guy who’s in the concept rock band. It’s a brand on myself, a painful one and a proud one. But the title is also for the character of Vaxis, who’s at a place in the story where the world is his and he can create it as he chooses. Part of me sees myself more in that character than ever. The end of the band, or the end of the concept of The Amory Wars is around the corner. Do we continue to stay inside the concept? Because I know how to do that, but part of me wonders what a new creative life looks like. That’s something that Vaxis has the choice to do, and will probably do when the next two records are done. I see a conclusion that, to me, feels perfect.”
Coheed and Cambria’s new album is now up for pre-order.
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