Taking Back Sunday rocks hard with great melodies and interesting material. They manage to bring in emotion to their sound without getting overly sappy or emo on us. Looking forward to the new cd, called NEW AGAIN. It will feature a familiar lineup but with a new guitarist.
From their website:
"Hello everyone! We're having so much fun as a band again and we have loved playing live again recently in NY, Baltimore and the UK. We were excited to accept an invitation to help open the new CLUB NOKIA in Downtown LA this November because we haven't been out there for a while and we also decided to hit up a few places at the end of the year that we can't always get to when we are trying to cover most of North America in a six week time frame. We have so much fun at these smaller shows too because you guys really let loose!"
Here is the info for locations and dates. ENVY ON THE COAST are supporting on all dates.
December Tour Dates AnnouncedDec 3 Concrete St. Amphitheatre, Corpus Christi, TX
Dec 4 Las Palmas Race Park, Mission, TX
Dec 5 Club 101, El Paso, TX
Dec 6 Lonestar Pavilion, Lubbock, TX
Dec 7 Rialto Theater, Tucson, AZ
Dec 9 Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa, OK
Dec 10 Blue Note, Columbia, MO - on sale Friday, October 10
Dec 11 Victory Sports Complex, Loves Park, IL
Dec 12 Club Oasis, Louisville, KY
Dec 13 Orbit Room, Grand Rapids, MI
Dec 14 Civic Theatre, Toledo, OH
Dec 16 The Norva, Norfolk, VA
Dec 17 Millennium Center, Winston Salem, NC
Dec 18 40 Watt Club, Athens, GA
Dec 19 The Valarium, Knoxville, TN, on sale @ 12 pm
Taking Back Sunday's new album will be titled "New Again". Adam Lazzara and Matt Fazzi from Taking Back Sunday did an interview with Rolling Stone and talked about three songs from their upcoming New Again and much more. "Carpathia" has three-part harmonies and a bass solo that is the meanest-sounding thing they've ever done; "Catholic Knees" is "one of the heaviest [they've] ever written]"; "Lonely Lonely" is the "most relentless."Taking Back Sunday are in the final stages of work on their new album and have also announced the title for the follow up to 2006's Louder Now: The new album is expected in early 2009.
Friday, November 21, 2008
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