A Day To Remember delay new album release date
Fans will have to wait a little longer for A Day To Remember's highly anticipated new album, Bad Vibrations. They were set to release their new album Aug. 18, but with the release of their new single, “Bullfight,” it was revealed that the LP will now come out Sept. 2—two weeks later than originally planned. (Pre-orders are on sale now.)
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Thus far, the band have released three songs from the record: “Paranoia,” “Bad Vibrations” and “Bullfight.” They are currently serving as direct support on Blink-182’s arena tour, which also features rotating openers All Time Low and the All-American Rejects.
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ADTR are the cover stars for AP 338, which is available for pre-order now. The Ocala, Florida-natives are playing the biggest stages of their career and just finished recording a life-affirming album. So why are they feeling Bad Vibrations? Purchase the issue to read their story!
