A Day To Remember Throw It Back With New Song “Resentment”

While we wait for A Day To Remember’s postponed seventh studio album You’re Welcome to come out sometime next year, the Ocala, Fla., group have given us a new song to tide us over until it’s released.

The track “Resentment” has the band going back to the What Separates Me From You era with a bone-shattering breakdown and vocalist Jeremy McKinnon growling like it was Homesick 2.0. You can download the track here.

“Resentment” is ADTR’s first new track since releasing “Degenerates,” the first single off of You’re Welcome, and a collaboration with EDM artist Marshmello a few months back.

ADTR are currently wrapping up their Degenerates Tour with I Prevail and Beartooth before embarking on a few homecoming shows with Underoath. Check out the dates below.

11/22 — Nashville, Tenn. @ Nashville Municipal Auditorium*
11/23 — Fayetteville, N.C. @ The Crown Theater*
11/26 — Lake Buena Vista, Fla. @ House Of Blues^
11/27 — Lake Buena Vista, Fla. @ House Of Blues^
11/29 — Lake Buena Vista, Fla. @ House Of Blues^
11/30 — Lake Buena Vista, Fla. @ House Of Blues^

* = I Prevail and Beartooth
^ = Underoath

You’re Welcome is slated for an early 2020 release on Fueled By Ramen (E^ST, Lights, Paramore.)

Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ice Nine Kills, Rancid, More To Play Epicenter 2020

Here we go.

After blowing everyones’ minds when they unveiled that Metallica would be headlining twice at next year’s festival, Epicenter Festival are back to give us the full lineup. Well, minus one mystery band.

Joining Metallica on the headlining slot on Friday, May 1, are Godsmack and Papa Roach, along with Royal Blood, Starset, Ice Nine Kills, The Darkness, and Killstation. Saturday, May 2, has Disturbed, Staind, and the final North Carolina performance of Lynyrd Skynyrd, with Anthrax, Jinjer, Of Mice & Men, Code Orange, and Selfish Things. Metallica return on Sunday, May 3, with Deftones and Volbeat as co-headliners, with additional shows by Rancid, Hollywood Undead, Sleeping With Sirens, The Amity Affliction, and Goodbye June.

Check out the full lineup below.

Epicenter Festival 2020 takes place Friday, May 1, to Sunday, May 3, at the Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C.. Passes are available now at epicenterfestival.com.

Epicenter Festival started in Southern California in 2009 and went on until 2013. The festival returned briefly in 2015 before disappearing again and being relocated to North Carolina in 2019. Bands who’ve played the festival in the past include Linkin Park, The Academy Is…, Five Finger Death Punch, Escape The Fate, Pennywise, Hopsin, and Dead Girls Academy.

The Summer Set To Release 7″ For Fearless Record’s 25th Anniversary

Defunct pop-rock group The Summer Set are the tenth band to release a special 7″ record for Fearless Records’s 25th anniversary series.

Fearless Records (The Almost, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me, Underoath) revealed the newest record in the series, which contains two tracks from The Summer Set’s 2013 album Legendary. The songs are “Boomerang” and “Lightning In A Bottle.”

You can purchase the vinyl record here, but be quick. At the time of publishing, only 469 copies remain in stock.

The Summer Set signed with Fearless Records in the summer of 2012, just a year after releasing their sophomore album Everything’s Fine on Razor & Tie (All That Remains, Devour The Day, Red Sun Rising,) which, as of 2018, operates as part of Fearless Records. During their time with Fearless, TSS released two albums, toured with We Are The In Crowd, Sleeping With Sirens, 3OH!3, Tonight Alive, and Paradise Fears, and played the Vans Warped Tour three times, in 2013 on the Tilly’s stage with Hawthorne Heights, Story Of The Year, and Man Overboard, 2014 on the Kia Electric Soul stage with The Devil Wears Prada, Mayday Parade, and We The Kings, and a few dates in 2016 on the Journeys Left Foot stage with Good Charlotte, New Found Glory, and Waka Flocka Flame.

Alternative Press wrote an article earlier this month on what the band is up to now since going on hiatus. Frontman Brian Dales created a solo project called DALES and dropped a new song called “Hands On You” last November. He also fronts The Dales Hotel, a cover band that has featured members of groups like 5 Seconds Of Summer, All Time Low, and The Friday Night Boys. Guitarist John Gomez and his brother bassist Stephen Gomez are currently in the band Twin XL. Guitarist John Montgomery is now a songwriter and wrote and produced Sophia Scott’s song “Drink Too Much Wine” earlier this year with the Gomez brothers. Drummer Jess Bowen has since become a touring drummer, working with 3OH!3 and Alice Glass, the former frontwoman of Crystal Castles. She’s also 1/3 of the supergroup Nekokat, which also features Jordan Witzigreuter of The Ready Set and Cameron Wright of Twin XL.

Previous bands who released records for the series include Plain White T’s, Pierce The Veil, Mayday Parade, The Maine, Sugarcult, Every Avenue, I Prevail, Alesana, and Motionless In White.

Motionless In White To Release 7″ For Fearless Record’s 25th Anniversary

Metalcore act Motionless In White are the ninth band to drop a 7″ for their old label’s 25th anniversary.

The Scranton, Pa., quintet will be dropping a 7″ featuring classic tracks from their time on Fearless Records (As It Is, Locket, The Plot In You). The tracks on the record are “Reincarnate”, the title track from their third album of the same name, and an acoustic version of “Sinematic”, which comes from their sophomore album Infamous.

You can purchase the record right here, but buy it now. At the time of publishing, only 458 remain.

Motionless In White signed with Fearless in 2008 and released three albums with the label. The band made an announcement in 2016 that they were leaving Fearless and signed with rock label Roadrunner Records (Coheed And Cambria, KoЯn, Stone Sour). During their time with Fearless, MIW played the Vans Warped Tour seven times from 2008 to 2018 and toured with Slipknot, Lacuna Coil, A Day to Remember, In This Moment, and For Today. They released their new album Disguise back in June.

Previous bands who released records for the series include Plain White T’s, Pierce The Veil, Mayday Parade, The Maine, Sugarcult, Every Avenue, I Prevail, and Alesana.