The Wonder Years have announced some new acoustic tour dates.
The Wonder Years – “There, There” (Acoustic)
The Wonder Years have debuted their acoustic version of “There, There” from their upcoming acoustic EP.
The Wonder Years Recorded EP With Ace Enders
Ace Enders shared on Instagram that The Wonder Years recorded their new acoustic EP at his studio.
The Wonder Years Post Up EP Pre-Orders
The Wonder Years’ new acoustic EP, Burst & Decay, is now up for pre-order. The album will be released on September 22nd.
New The Wonder Years EP Coming Soon?
A new listing on Amazon has The Wonder Years releasing an acoustic EP called Burst & Decay on September 22nd.
The Wonder Years Have Started Working on a New Album
The Wonder Years Announce UK Tour
The Wonder Years will be doing a UK tour in early 2017. PUP and Tiny Moving Parts will be opening. Dates are below.
The Wonder Years Announce New Tour Dates
The Wonder Years will be heading out on tour with Real Friends, Knuckle Puck, and Moose Blood. The tour dates can be found below.
The Wonder Years UK Tour Dates
The Wonder Years have announced some small UK shows for this July.
We know it’s been too long since we’ve really headlined and we’re sorry. Scheduling all of this is hard and with two of us getting married this year on top of all the touring we already had planned, fitting a UK run in has been a challenge, but we decided that isn’t fair to you. So, we’re making it happen. At the end of July, we’ll be coming over for four very special, very intimate shows. We’re playing in small rooms and playing long, ground-covering sets.
Trash Boat Release Video for “Strangers”
Trash Boat have released their new video for “Strangers.” The track comes from their upcoming album Nothing I Write You Can Change What You’ve Been Through, out June 17th via Hopeless Records. The song features Dan Campbell of The Wonder Years fame.
Chorus TV: Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties
On December 26th, 2014, Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties played their first ever full-band show at The Paradise in Boston, MA. You can watch the entire set – 36 minutes of songs about getting used to being alone – after the jump. Read More “Chorus TV: Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties”
Review: The Wonder Years – The Greatest Generation
I don’t know what draft I’m on of this review. I think probably my sixth. I really can’t remember. I’ve probably deleted 4,000 words over the past two weeks. Part of this is because for the past week I’ve had this terrible fever thing and half of what I wrote was rubbish. The other part is because no one could have expected this record, and if you claim you did expect it, then you’re a liar.
I believe in The Wonder Years. I believe they are one of the most exceptional bands around right now. They showed us with The Upsides that they could connect to young adults on a fiercely intimate level — more impressively than many of their peers from the late-2000s pop-punk revival. They showed us with Suburbia I’ve Given You All and Now I’m Nothing that not only was their arrival not a fluke, but that they possessed a critically important trait — the ability to, as a group, gather themselves and write an album that both drew upon and grew away from their previous triumph, and improved upon it in every measurable way.
Read More “The Wonder Years – The Greatest Generation”Interview: The Wonder Years – “Passing Through a Screen Door” (Song Premiere)
Today we’re excited to bring you the premiere of The Wonder Years’ “Passing Through a Screen Door.”
Read More “The Wonder Years – “Passing Through a Screen Door” (Song Premiere)”Review: The Wonder Years – Suburbia, I’ve Given You All And Now I’m Nothing
If you’ve ever seen The Wonder Years play a live set, you can probably agree with me when I say the Philadelphia-based sextet puts on quite an enjoyable performance. But as good as their live shows are, those only last one night.
Frontman Daniel “Soupy” Campbell, along with bassist Joshua Martin, guitarists Casey Cavaliere and Matthew Brasch, drummer Michael Kennedy and guitarist/keyboardist Nick Steinborn, are also well-known for giving their fans tons of attention, from hanging out before and after shows to posting on this website. But those interactions only last a little while.
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Interview: Dan Campbell of The Wonder Years
In the last year and a half, The Wonder Years have ridden their early 2010 release The Upsides to levels of attention they had never experienced before. That record helped them jump from the up-and-coming No Sleep Records to indie powerhouse Hopeless Records, exposed the group to new fans and got them credibility all over the globe. After roughly an entire year of touring, the six-piece Philadelphia pop-punkers took a month to record a follow-up full-length in Los Angeles with the legendary Steve Evetts. Announced earlier today, Suburbia I’ve Give You All And Now I’m Nothing will be released June 14 via Hopeless Records. Now we’ve got for you an exclusive interview with frontman Dan “Soupy” Campbell, where Soupy and I discuss the band’s current state, a big-picture look into the new record, the first song we’re exclusively streaming, and the band’s mindset going into the release of Suburbia. Much thanks to Soupy for taking the time to answer these questions, to Hopeless for letting us bring you this great exclusive, and to The Wonder Years and their entire team for being awesome people to work with.
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