Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World has announced a new podcast about songwriting. His first guest, in an episode due out later this week, is Mark Hoppus of Blink-182. This is very relevant to my interests.
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Jimmy Eat World have shared a behind the scenes video for the making of “555.”
Read More “Jimmy Eat World Share Behind the Scenes Video” Jimmy Eat World have officially cancelled some more tour dates.
Read More “Jimmy Eat World Officially Cancel Tour” 2000trees has announced a virtual festival that will include sets from Jimmy Eat World, Thrice, and more.
Read More “Jimmy Eat World and Thrice to Perform via Virtual Festival” Jimmy Eat World and The Front Bottoms have officially canceled their tour together.
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Jimmy Eat World have shared their cover of Crooked Fingers’ “Call to Love” featuring Bethany Cosentino. It’s available on all streaming services.
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Jimmy Eat World were featured in Amoeba Records’ “What’s In My Bag?” video series.
Owel have shared a cover of “For Me This Is Heaven” by Jimmy Eat World.
Jimmy Eat World did another livestream last Friday and teamed up with Best Coast’s Bethany Cosentino to cover Crooked Fingers’ “Call to Love.”
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Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World performed a live acoustic set on YouTube.
Jimmy Eat World have announced a new tour with The Front Bottoms. Turnover and Joyce Manor are also on some dates.
Chain Fest’s 2020 lineup has been announced. Jimmy Eat World and Taking Back Sunday are headlining and Circa Survive, Saves the Day, Anberlin, Glassjaw, Cartel, and Acceptance are also playing. The show will take place on May 23rd at the Fivepoint Amphitheater.
Jimmy Eat World have shared a new behind the scenes tour diary video.
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Jimmy Eat World talked with The Ringer about their latest album and career:
After paying for two videos that ended up in the scrap heap, Lind figures, “Fuck it, it can’t get any worse.” So it’s understandable they blindly let frontman Jim Adkins run with his idea for their latest single, “555”: “a science-fiction postapocalyptic nightmare filled with clones and an evil galactic master,” played by Adkins, looking like he fell face first into a bag of bleached flour.
