Chris Conley of Saves the Day has shared a video interview with Lloyd Vines talking about “the realities of growing up black in America.”

Saves the Day did a livestream and fan Q&A. You can watch that on YouTube.

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Saves the Day have shared new animated video for “Shoulder to the Wheel” to celebrate 20 years of Through Being Cool.

I don’t think anybody had that kind of scope, at the time, to be able to know something big was happening. We would drive down to Florida for shows, and the band that would open was New Found Glory. Then you became friends, and the next time you went down there, you’d meet their friends — like Dashboard Confessional. And when you went out to the Midwest you’d be on a bill with Alkaline Trio, then you’d join them on tour with Face to Face. There never was a focus on the finish line, or mainstream success. The reason the emo and pop-punk world thrived is that it was real people doing things that they loved, and telling their friends.

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Saves the Day did an oral history video of Through Being Cool for Alt. Press.

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Saves the Day have shared a video for “Side by Side.”

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