jimmy eat world

Jimmy Eat World vocalist Jim Adkins recently performed a pair of new songs–“Book Of Love” and “You Were Gone” live.  Check out the videos below. JEW will be performing at the Bamboozle this May in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

Jimmy Eat World frontman Jim Adkins recently played a solo show at Phoenix's Crescent Ballroom. Video of Adkins performing “Kill” can be seen below; the song originally appeared on JEW's 2004 full-length Futures. The band will be performing at this year's Bamboozle.

We The Kings recently performed a cover of Jimmy Eat World's “The Middle” live in Paris while on tour with Simple Plan. Check it out below.

You think it’s hard to write an original song? Try finding a cover song that hasn’t been done before—it’s harder than you think. That’s why we bring you Under The Covers: Each week, we’ll pit two bands who have covered the same source material against one another, and it’s up to you to decide who comes out on […]

Check out this exclusive stream of Tokyo Police Club's cover of Jimmy Eat World's “Sweetness,” featuring Michael Angelakos of Passion Pit. This song is taken from their ongoing 10 Songs, 10 Hours, 10 Days, 10 Years project; get more details here and check back with AltPress.com tomorrow to stream the band's next cover. Tokyo Police Club's […]

Jimmy Eat World have announced a pair of headlining shows in the U.K. for this June. The band have also revealed that they will perform both 1999's fan favorite Clarity and 2001's platinum-selling Bleed American front-to-back at the London show. Presale begins Wednesday, March 9th @ 9am (GMT). Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, March […]

ALBUMS By Scott Heisel JIMMY EAT WORLD Invented (DGC/INTERSCOPE) OUT: Sept. 28 Jimmy Eat World and Mark Trombino: Two great tastes that taste great together. While longtime JEW fans were bummed to see the band acrimoniously part ways with their longtime producer before 2004’s Futures, it appears all fences have been mended, as the former Drive Like […]

A portion of the mail that arrives at the AP Skyscraper comes from haters who think we suck simply because we’re not time-warping back to 1994 to put Tori Amos, Chris Cornell or some hackneyed industrial band on our covers. (Pardon us for knowing how to use a calendar.) But while it can’t be denied […]