Bradley Walden of Emarosa has responded to allegations of misconduct that were made a few months ago.
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It appears as though Hopeless Records and Roc Nation have both dropped Emarosa (they’ve been removed from both website’s active roster lists) after multiple allegations have come out against the lead singer, Bradley Walden.
Emarosa – “Ready to Love”
Emarosa have shared the new track “Ready to Love.”
Emarosa Announce New Tour Dates
Emarosa have announced some new tour dates.
Emarosa – “Get Back Up”
Emarosa have shared their new song “Get Back Up.”
Emarosa – “Cautious”
Emarosa – “Don’t Cry” Video
Emarosa Announce New Album
Emarosa Announce New EP
Emarosa Announce New Tour Dates
Interview: Emarosa (Video)
Emarosa are stronger than ever and lead singer Bradley Walden is as impressive vocally as he is a showman. His vocals bound around almost as much as he does across the stage, on top of the stage, and in the crowd.
Since releasing 131 last year, fans have anxiously been awaiting a rumored EP of remixes. The band are taking a break from the craze of Warped Tour this summer to work on the remixes. In my latest interview the band also mentions they will begin recording in June. They have no preconceived notions going into the studio. Songs could go jazz, gospel, or full-on MJ (more so?).
Emarosa – “Sure” Video
Bradley Walden on Mike Herrera’s Podcast
Bradley Walden of Emarosa was on the latest episode of Mike Herrera’s podcast.
Emarosa Announce Fall Tour
Emarosa have announced a fall tour. Dates can be found below.
Review: Emarosa – 131
“Nothing ever happens until it happens to you” bellows Bradley Walden on “Miracle,” the second single off 131, the newest release from his band Emarosa. It’s an exhilarating moment on one of the album’s most electrifying tracks. It can also be interpreted as the main thesis behind 131 – professionally (Emarosa) and personally (Walden). 131 is the second album to feature Walden as the band’s lead vocalist after original vocalist Jonny Craig was kicked out for a myriad of reasons. It was a fight or flight moment for the band and they struck gold when they tapped Walden to handle vocal duties, and the band’s third LP, Versus, followed soon after. That record was a very respectable release but you can hear that both the band and Walden were still in that adjustment period stage and trying to feel each other out. Versus was the beginning of the band’s shift away from post-hardcore into more of a fluid pop-influence, but without losing any of their aggressiveness. And 131 is the fully realized version of that sound — Walden and company have grown together to create one of the most powerful and honest albums of year.