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4 weeks ago | 
kerrang.com | Mischa Pearlman |Jimmy Fontaine
March 27, 2025Words:Mischa PearlmanPhotos:Jimmy FontaineIt feels rather appropriate – poetic, even – that Spencer Chamberlain is in transit for the duration of this interview. The Underoath vocalist is sitting on the band’s tour bus as it’s driving them to the release show for their 10th full-length album, The Place After This One.
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2 months ago | 
revolvermag.com | Gregory Adams |Jimmy Fontaine
While this was technically preceded by a handful of digital single releases in 2024, Floridian rock-punk veterans A Day to Remember surprised fans this morning (February 18th) by sneak-releasing a full-length to your local record store. Billed as A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1, vinyl and CD copies of the group’s eighth longplayer are out in the wild as of right now.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Jimmy Fontaine
Following the release of December’s Claudio Covers album, Coheed And Cambria have just shared their first new music of 2025. The band’s brilliant new single goes by the name Someone Who Can, and is taken from their forthcoming album The Father Of Make Believe (which is due out on March 14 via Virgin). Speaking about Coheed’s newest single’s meaning, frontman Claudio Sanchez shares: “When you’re growing up, you’re perpetually trying to understand the world that’s changing around you.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Luke Morton |Jimmy Fontaine
A few weeks after the news of their 10th studio album, The Father Of Make Believe, prog-metal titans Coheed And Cambria have announced a month-long tour of the United States with the mighty Mastodon. "We are excited to announce The Infinite Arc Tour," said Coheed on Instagram.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Luke Morton |Jimmy Fontaine
Following recent tracks Teeth and Survivor's Guilt, metalcore veterans Underoath have dropped another vicious single in the form of Generation No Surrender. Speaking about the song, frontman Spender Chamberlain says, “We wanted to write a song that would be a ripper live – something that moves an entire room, something we can all get behind and relate to.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Emma Wilkes |Ray Duker |Jimmy Fontaine
October 11, 2024Words:Emma WilkesPhotos:Ray Duker, Jimmy FontaineFrom huge festival sets, to massive headlining triumphs, to that time they played a tiny show to 80 people in The K! Pit, Beartooth have never not blown us away live. Caleb Shomo looks back over the gigs that left a mark on him…“It was the start of everything for me with this band. I decided, ‘I’m going to actually do this thing with Beartooth. This isn’t just going to be something that I keep on a hard drive.
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Oct 3, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Sam Law |Jimmy Fontaine |James Hartley
October 3, 2024Words:Sam LawPhotos:Jimmy Fontaine, James HartleySlam Dunk Festival has long felt like the obvious destination for A Day To Remember. As vocalist Jeremy McKinnon promises, the Florida pop-punk-metallers’ massive and very much overdue appearance in 2025 will level Hatfield and Leeds…Hey, Jeremy! How does it feel to be making your Slam Dunk debut? “It’s awesome. We’ve heard about Slam Dunk for years, and the timing just worked out right for us to be able to do it.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Emily Carter |Jimmy Fontaine
Underoath are back with a brand-new single, Teeth. Described as a look at the band’s ‘new era’, the track followslast year’s Lifeline (Drowning) and Let Go standalone bangers, and perhaps even promises what’sto come from a potential full-length album in the future, too…“With our new track Teeth, we dove into a pretty excitingterritory for me – something I’ve always wanted to explore with this band butnever felt was possible,” enthuses frontman Spencer Chamberlain.
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Sep 4, 2024 | 
kerrang.com | Emily Carter |Jimmy Fontaine
Slam Dunk Festival have just revealed a huge chunk of next year’s mega line-up, including headliners A Day To Remember. Following a busy summer touring North America, the Ocala gang will be heading over to Hatfield Park and Leeds Temple Newsam on Saturday, May 24 and Sunday, May 25 respectively to make their Slam Dunk debut.
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Aug 27, 2024 | 
revolvermag.com | Gregory Adams |Jimmy Fontaine
A Day to Remember may have just recently wrapped their summer tour with Militarie Gun and Scowl, but the veteran pop-and-hardcore band are road lifers, to the core. That’s why they've just announced another North American headlining tour takes place later this fall.
