Jim Adkins Talks With Australia Today Show

Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World talked with Today Extra Australia.

Kelty Greye talks with The Hollywood Reporter about her cover of Jimmy Eat World’s “The Middle” in the Supergirl film.

When asked how it has felt for her song to get so much attention, Greye says, “As an artist, all you want to do is make people feel something. So, what an honor to have created something that gives people a wide spectrum of feelings. Whether you loved it or hated it, if you walked out feeling something, that’s just cool: ‘Wow — gave you an emotional response.’”

Jimmy Eat World Breakdown “Your House”

Jason Tate 2 weeks ago

Jimmy Eat World talk about “Your House” as their Bleed American show continues.

Jason Tate 3 weeks ago

Jimmy Eat World have broken down “The Middle” with producer Mark Trombino.

Jason Tate 1 month ago

Jimmy Eat World breakdown “A Praise Chorus” with Mark Trombino.

Jason Tate 1 month ago

Jimmy Eat World sat down with Mark Trombino to break down the classic album. (This is what they were doing in the studio a while ago.)

Jason Tate 1 month ago

Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World is the latest guest on the Artist Friendly podcast.

Jason Tate 3 months ago

Jimmy Eat World shared a post on Instagram of the band in the studio with producer Mark Trombino.

Jason Tate 3 months ago

Jimmy Eat World have added some more tour dates.

Jason Tate 3 months ago

Jimmy Eat World talked with Ticketmaster:

Yeah. It’s easy to take your eye off the ball sometimes. And it’s not that you mean to, it’s not that you want to, but sometimes shit goes on where you don’t have the capacity to invest and be intentional. That’s very much how we feel about making a new album – just because it’s been six years since we released an album, we can’t just do it to do it. It has to be done the right way, with an intention and an effort that’s necessary. And if it takes a little bit longer then that’s okay, we’re willing to live with that.

Jimmy Eat World Discuss ‘Bleed American’ With NME

Jason Tate 5 months ago

Jimmy Eat World are profiled on NME talking about the upcoming Bleed American shows:

“It is commerce, it is disposable, it might feel good for a minute for sure, but is that really it? Is that really going to do it? There’s a healthy place to put that kind of solution, but it doesn’t arrive without some work,” he told NME. “‘Bleed American’ the song is about self-medication, ‘The Middle’ is about the completely unsustainable fuel of validation to power your self worth, it runs throughout the record there.