The track listing and album artwork for the upcoming album from Jimmy Eat World, Integrity Blues, can be found below. The album comes out on October 21st.
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Jimmy Eat World – “Sure and Certain”
Jimmy Eat World have released their new single, “Sure and Certain,” from their upcoming album, Integrity Blues, which is due out October 21st.
Jimmy Eat World to Premiere New Single on Tuesday
Jimmy Eat World’s Jim Adkins will be on KROQ’s Kevin and Bean on Tuesday, August 30th, to premiere their new single “Sure and Certain.”
Jimmy Eat World Pre-Orders Up
Pre-orders for the new Jimmy Eat World album are up on their website. It confirms that the intended release date for the album will be October 21st. Pre-orders get the “most rare” color variant, and it’s Jimmy Eat World, so I’m in.
Jimmy Eat World – “Get Right”
Jimmy Eat World have released their new single “Get Right” — it’s also up for download on their website.
Will the New Jimmy Eat World Album Be Called ‘Integrity Blues’? Maybe.
A couple listings are showing up for a Jimmy Eat World release titled Integrity Blues with a release date of October 21st. The album was produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen and you may recognize the rumored album title from a song Jim played on his solo tour last year.
Jimmy Eat World Tease
Jimmy Eat World have updated their website, “Stay tuned…”
Frances Bean Cobain Covers Jimmy Eat World
Frances Bean Cobain has posted a very short clip of her covering Jimmy Eat World’s “The Middle” on Instagram.
Fans Report in: Maybe New Jimmy Eat World This Year?
One of our forum posters interviewed Butch Vig a few weeks ago and shared a tidbit about Butch mentioning he ran into Jim Adkins from Jimmy Eat World:
i had the absolute pleasure of interviewing Butch Vig a few weeks ago and we talked a little about Chase This Light, how he loved what the guys had going on when they started talking ideas, and how he’s still good friends with the band. he then said he ran into Jim the other day, who was in a hurry because “they were on a schedule” and “the record had to be finished by this month”.
Please be true.
Taylor Swift’s Impact on Jimmy Eat World
Billboard looked at what kind of bump Jimmy Eat World got from the Taylor Swift Apple Music ad.
For their second act, Swift queued up Jimmy Eat World’s hit “The Middle,” (No. 5 on the Hot 100 and No. 1 Alternative Songs in 2002) a track on her “Getting Ready to Go Out” playlist that, she says, she “used to listen to in middle school.” The tune’s bump was even larger than “Jumpman”: between the week before the ad’s April 18 debut and the week after, “The Middle” soared 298 percent in sales and 49 percent in U.S. streams (from 3,000 downloads sold to 12,000; from 614,000 clicks to 916,000) and led to a surprise appearance on Billboard’s Hot Rock Songs chart at No. 16.
Hear Jim Adkins’s Wet Lab Play “Lords of Hell”
Earlier this year Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World took part in the Phoenix Rock Lottery and formed a band called Wet Lab. They performed two originals and a cover at the show. They then released the two originals on a cassette tape for charity. You can stream one of the songs, “Lords of Hell,” below.
Five Arizona musicians were matched together at a Rock Lottery in January 2015 and tasked with writing 3 songs and learning one cover song to perform later that same night. Featuring Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World, Chan Schulman of Harper and the Moths, Justin Weir of Celebration Guns, Mitch Wyatt of Pinner and Jason Roedl of Mergence, Wet Lab recorded 2 of these tracks and have now decided to share them on a cassette. That’s right, a cassette. Some would call it a “cassingle”.
The Ultimate Jimmy Eat World Setlist
For this week’s playlist I’m putting together what I call “The Ultimate Setlist.” This is a concept that my friend Mike came up with back when people still made mix CDs. The idea is to give someone a starting place in a band’s discography, basically a jumping off point to the artist’s best songs and biggest hits. The rules are fairly simple: arrange the playlist in such a way that emulates the perfect setlist for the band, and make sure that the playlist comes in under 80 minutes (that was the length for CD-Rs — remember those, from another life?). This week, I’m jumping in with Jimmy Eat World and you can find my picks on Apple Music and Spotify.
Taylor Swift Rocks Out to Jimmy Eat World
Taylor Swift’s latest ad for Apple Music features her selecting Jimmy Eat World’s “The Middle” to lip sync to while getting ready to go out. She mentions loving the song in middle school, and now I feel even older.
Interview: Jim Adkins
Jim Adkins discusses taking a breather from Jimmy Eat World by going solo for the first time, exploring and reinterpreting ‘50s and ‘60s pop music, and why he’s releasing his songs individually instead of as an album.
Review: Jimmy Eat World – Futures
“Has it really been 10 years?”
That’s a question I’ve been asking myself a lot this fall, because the autumn of 2004 was one of the most important seasons of my life. It was my most paramount musically formative stage. I’d always loved music, even leading up to that season: listening to the radio, making cassette tape copies of my brother’s CDs, playing the piano, jamming the few albums I owned repeatedly in the afternoons after school, downloading tracks off Limewire and making mix CDs. But I never fully understood the impact a song or album could have on my life until the fall of 2004. Until Futures.