Edith Johnson: Last News

Meet Me @ The Altar vocalist Edith Johnson has said that the band’s upcoming debut album is dedicated to Pink, Avril Lavigne and Demi Lovato.Taking to Twitter, the singer wrote that the group are bringing back “2000’s radio rock” with the record.“I cannot wait to share this album with you. We are bringing back radio rock. Rock tf on,” she wrote.

Meet Me @ The Altar have announced that they’ll be heading back to the UK next year for a run of tour dates.Following their debut UK live shows with All Time Low last month, the US pop-punk trio will embark on a European tour in support of State Champs, which reaches the UK in May.Meet Me @ The Altar, comprising guitarist Téa Campbell, drummer Ada Juarez and singer Edith Johnson, will take in shows at Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham as well as two gigs at London’s Electric Ballroom.The band are also scheduled to play Slam Dunk and Download Festival next year. You can see their full list of tour dates below.In addition to the tour news, Meet Me @ The Altar have also shared a video for ‘Now Or Never’, which features on their acclaimed major

Who had Paramore down as the most influential band of their generation? Fifteen years on from the release of their debut album All We Know Is Falling, teenagers are still picking up guitars, getting in their feelings, and trying to emulate the Tennessee pop-punks. Not least the members of Meet Me @ The Altar — 19-year-old guitarist Téa Campbell, 21-year-old drummer Ada Juarez, and 19-year-old vocalist Edith Johnson — who all would have been infants when "Pressure" was making its way around torrent sites.