Fall Out Boy share epic 'Colbert' performance and other news you might have missed today
Watch new music videos from Southpaw, La Armada and the Second After—plus, don’t miss the Regrettes on tour. Check out the news you might have missed today below!
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1. Fall Out Boy performed “Hold Me Tight Or Don’t” on Colbert.
Fall Out Boy rocked the stage on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert…we’re going to need a minute to recover from all of this FOB mania.
2. Savage Hands premiered a new song and announced their new EP.
“Red” is taken from the band’s debut EP Barely Alive, out March 2—pick it up here!
3. The Regrettes announced that they'll be going on tour.
we are so fucking excited about this tour especially since our buddies @mt_eddy are joining us!! tickets on sale this friday 1/19 @ 10am PT ���������������� pic.twitter.com/aGCxE3B8V2
— The Regrettes (@regrettesband) January 16, 2018
The Regrettes have announced a West Coast headlining tour with Mt. Eddy. Tickets are on sale now, and you can get yours here.
4. La Armada premiered a new music video for “Fire.”
The track is taken from the band’s upcoming album Anti-Colonial Vol.1, out March 30 with preorders available here. Also, be sure to catch the band on tour with Propagandhi. Get your tickets here!
5. The Second After released a new song.
“Homewreck Sick” is taken from the band’s upcoming EP, Treadmill At The Finish Line. Be sure to pick up the album when it drops via Revival Recordings March 23 here.
6. Southpaw premiered a new video.
The Michigan-based trio have released a brand new video for their song “Camouflage,” which is taken from the band’s upcoming album, White Lighter Myth. The album is set to be released on Feb. 9, and you can purchase the album here. Also, be sure to check these guys out when they hit the road with Sleeping With Sirens—tickets and tour dates can be found here.
7. Marigold released an acoustic EP, Counterfeit Art (Reprise).
Plus, a special vinyl release of the EP is available here.
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