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Showing posts with label Mayday Parade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mayday Parade. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Mayday Parade releases new album.

Mayday Parade - Monsters in the Closet
Mayday Parade released the new album "Monsters in the Closet" on October 8th.

Click the link to download "Monsters" from iTunes or check it out on Spotify now.

Monday, October 7, 2013

Go Radio announces break up


When Jason Lancaster left Mayday Parade in 2007, he quickly formed a new band called Go Radio. Now, two albums and almost seven years later, he's decided the time has come for a new direction. After touring with Warped tour this summer, they announced that Jason had decided to retire from the road and spend time with his wife. The other members chose not to replace and said it wouldn't be Go Radio without all four of them. 

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Mayday Parade Release New Single "Ghosts"

After multiple teases, Mayday Parade has released their first single off the upcoming album "Monsters In The Closet", out October 8th. 

Pre-orders for "Monsters In The Closet are available at MaydayParade.com now. All physical pre-orders are being entered to win extra prize packs including merch, Glamour Kills gear and even a call from Mayday Parade themselves. 


Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Glamour Kills Tour 2013

Glamour Kills announce The Glamour Kills Tour featuring Mayday Parade, Man Overboard, Cartel, Stages & Stereos. Tickets available now. 


Thursday, June 27, 2013

A letter from the place off Ocean Avenue. (Favorites: June 28, 2013)

I first heard Ocean Avenue on the radio many, many years ago. I was a kid. I had no scene, no musical taste, but there was something about that song. It stuck with me. I would dream of that place off Ocean Avenue, fairly certain I would be there when I was sixteen.

Two days before I turned sixteen I found myself standing in the snow in front of a small-ish bar/music venue, about to see Mayday Parade, a band I'd been attached to nearly since it's inception. It was my first time in a place like that. It was the first time I was in the middle of a crowd of people all jumping and falling and singing and screaming.

I saw Yellowcard at the Vans Warped Tour that year. I walked through the crowds of people holding my bottle of vitamin water over my head and singing along.

That fall, I went to Cape Cod with my mom where we stayed in a cabin near the ocean. One day she woke up early and went out exploring the town. She sent me a picture of a street sign right down the road from our cabin.

In November I went to the House of Blues for the first time and watched Yellowcard from the bar balcony. At the end of the show, they geared up to play their last song. We got up and, in spite of the strange looks from the bartender, we danced. We held hands and jumped and spun straight through Ocean Avenue.

For ten years this song, this record, and this band have been blasting through my speakers. Live shows, road trips, grandma's stereo when it was my turn to pick the music, good times and bad, it's been there and I know it always will be.

I know this is much more personal than my regular posts, but in honor of the tenth anniversary of this album, I wanted to say something about how important it's been to me these last ten years. Yellowcard led me into the world as I know it. The bands I love, the friends I have, the industry  I work in would probably not be without Ocean Avenue's influence.

So, happy anniversary to one of my favorite records. I can't wait  for the release of the acoustic version. And congratulations to the gents in Yellowcard; you've done fine work.

On another note, while we're on the subject, I'd like to mention that Ryan Key and his beautiful new wife Alyona Alekhina have been facing some hard times. Send him some kind words on twitter (@williamryankey) if you get a chance and let him know everything is gonna be all right.

Be strong, believe.







Friday, May 24, 2013

Favorites: May 24, 2013


This week: Go Radio's "Lucky Street".

Jason Lancaster: Mayday Parade had him, he was good. Now Go Radio has him and he's great. Combining pop-rock music with poetic lyrics, the album has kind of a vintage feel, well captured by the worn design on the cover.

Listen to it and buy it:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lucky-street/id434786807

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Sunday, February 24, 2013

Mayday Parade is back in the studio


Work has officially begun on the upcoming fourth Mayday Parade album. 

Producer Kenneth Mount tweeted "In the studio now with Mayday Parade. Starting their 4th full length album!!" on February 20th from the studio in Atlanta. 

They are hoping to have the album out this fall via Fearless Records.

Saturday, July 7, 2012

Vans Warped 2012

I was given the wonderful privilege of my first Warped tour this summer! I saw four of my favorite bands and almost died of heat stroke, but I had an awesome time. Check it out!



Tuesday, December 1, 2009