HERE’S WHAT YOU MISSED THIS WEEK (7.27-8.2.22):
The Wonder Years released another song off their upcoming album titled “Low Tide.” The Hum Goes On Forever will be out everywhere on September 23 via Hopeless Records.
Blackbear revealed some of the vocal features on his upcoming album In Loving Memory, out August 26. The Used's Bert McCracken, New Found Glory's Jordan Pundik and Bayside's Anthony Raneri are joining Machine Gun Kelly on the record.
Koyo released a new song titled “Call It Off.” The song serves a sister track to their previous single “Ten Digits Away.”
Hevenshe, the new solo project from Tonight Alive’s Jenna McDougall, released a new track titled “Trying Not to Feel.” It follows on from her debut track “No One Will Ever Love You.”
Anti-Flag announced the full details of their upcoming new album Lies They Tell Our Children, set for release on January 6, 2023 via Spinefarm. It includes the new single “Laugh.Cry.Smile.Die” featuring Silverstein frontman Shane Told.
Cameron Sanderson and Magnolia Park teamed up for a new collaborative track titled “Deadzone.” The latter are about to head out on a United States tour, supporting Sum 41 and Simple Plan.
PVRIS' Lynn Gunn joined forces with Bad Suns, collaborating on the band's latest single “Maybe You Saved Me.” The track will be featured on the deluxe edition of the band’s album Apocalypse Whenever, set for release on September 30.
After much teasing earlier last week, Woe, is Me announced their return after breaking up in 2013. The band also announced they will be playing Monster Mosh on October 29 at Gilley's in Houston.
Green Day performed a special Lollapalooza warm up show in Chicago earlier last week. The band played a total of 28 songs including “Warning” and “Church on Sunday,” both of which haven't been performed live since 2001.
The Wonder Years announced details of a new United Kingdom tour this November. The tour will kick off in Bournemouth on November 6 and end in Leeds on November 15.
Twenty One Pilots’ song “Heathens” is now certified Diamond. It's the band's second song to reach such a milestone, following on from “Stressed Out,” which was achieved in 2021.
Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk performed a cover of Goldfinger's “Superman” live in London. He performed alongside the covers band The 900 at Signature Brew, who specialize in performing tracks on his Tony Hawk's Pro Skater video game series.
Check in next Tuesday for more “Posi Talk with Sage Haley”!
