Dashboard Confessional has released the new song “Belong.”
Dashboard Confessional – “Belong”
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Dashboard Confessional Announce New Tour
Dashboard Confessional has announced a new tour with Beach Slang.
Dashboard Confessional Detail New Album; Stream New Song
Dashboard Confessional will release their new album, Crooked Shadows, on February 9th via Fueled by Ramen. Today they’ve debuted the new song “We Fight.” The album’s track listing and album cover can be found below.
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Nothing, Nowhere – “Hopes Up” (feat. Dashboard Confessional) Video
Nothing, Nowhere has released a new video for “Hopes Up” (feat. Dashboard Confessional).
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The All-American Rejects and Dashboard Confessional Swap Songs
Dashboard Confessional has covered The All-American Rejects’ “Move Along,” and The All-American Rejects have covered Dashboard Confessional’s “Hands Down.” You can stream both of the songs below via Consequence of Sound.
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All-American Rejects and Dashboard Confessional Cover Swap
The All-American Rejects and Dashboard Confessional are doing some kind of cover song swap for their upcoming tour together.
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Dashboard Confessional and The All-American Rejects Announce Tour
Dashboard Confessional, The All-American Rejects, and The Maine have announced a new tour together.
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Dashboard Confessional Talks New Music
Chris Carrabba talked with Billboard about the upcoming Dashboard Confessional album:
“It’s probably not savvy to say this, but I’ve begun to admit that I like my older records better — and I know why,” he explains. “As time went on, people came along with good and different ideas, and one thing I kept hearing a lot is that lyrics don’t matter — and I think I’m not the right guy to say that to. They might be completely right, but that’s why I write songs. So this (upcoming) record, to me, is very much like the first three and a half records, where it’s just like — I have something to say, not just a nice thing to sing.”
Dashboard Confessional Release Covers EP
Dashboard Confessional have released the new covers EP, Covered + Taped, on Spotify. They cover The 1975, Julien Baker, Justin Bieber, and Sorority Noise.
Dashboard Confessional – “Heart.Beat.Here”
Dashboard Confessional’s new song “Heart.Beat.Here” can be streamed below. Ticket’s for the band’s upcoming tour are now on sale.
Dashboard Confessional Announce 2017 Tour
Dashboard Confessional has announced some new 2017 tour dates. You can find those below.
Sparrow Sleeps Releases Dashboard Confessional Lullabies
Sparrow Sleeps has released a new lullaby album today of Dashboard Confessional covers. The album is called The Places You Have Fallen Asleep The Most and is now up for order.
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The Taste of Chaos tour may be all wrapped up, but I was fortunate to be able to capture some images from their stop at the famous Red Rocks in Morrison, CO. I have been to quite a few shows here, but this one is at the top of my favorites, based on nostalgia alone.
Seeing the lineup of Dashboard Confessional, Taking Back Sunday, Saosin, and The Early November was surreal to say the least. Some of the first times I photographed many of these bands was in the early 2000’s, before radio or television had taken their careers to new levels. After seeing these bands in venues with only other bands, and maybe a few fans watching, it was amazing to see them on stage in one of most iconic venues in the world. I’m going to split these galleries up by the different bands, and today’s gallery is for Dashboard Confessional. You’ll find the photos below.
Review: Dashboard Confessional – Dusk and Summer
Dusk and Summer is my favorite Dashboard Confessional album. How’s that for a contrarian statement? For most fans of Dashboard, Dusk tends to occupy the lower rungs of discography rankings—if not the very bottom slot. There are obvious reasons for this lowly reputation, and they happen to correspond with the various groups of Chris Carrabba fans that exist out in the wild. The first group of fans is the “there from the beginning” group. These people were listening when Carrabba first arrived on the scene and released The Swiss Army Romance (2000) and The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most (2001). Fans in this group are incredibly attached to the stripped-down acoustic arrangements and heart-on-the-sleeve angst of those first two records. They cite Swiss Army and Places as foundational albums in the emo and pop-punk movements, label them as classics, and point to Carrabba going full-band (on 2003’s A Mark, A Mission, a Brand, a Scar) as the moment where everything went to hell.
Dashboard Confessional “Deep” Into Recording
Chris Carrabba confirms with Miami New Times that Dashboard Confessional are deep into recording their new album.
“Our set list will run the gamut,” Carrabba says. “We’re going to play songs from all the albums.” He promises fans will hear a new track too, a hint of what’s to come as Dashboard Confessional works on its first new batch of songs since 2009’s Alter the Ending. “We’re deep in the recording now, but I want to get a little deeper before we announce when and how we release it.”