Jimmy Eat World: Last News

The Offspring have announced their ‘Supercharged Worldwide In ’25’ North American tour which is set to kick off later this summer.Dexter Holland and co are set to commence their tour on July 11 at the iThink Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, FL. From there, the band will make stops in cities across the US including Tampa, Raleigh, Syracuse, Toronto, Camden, Minneapolis, Dallas, Austin, Phoenix, Inglewood, Ridgefield and more.

Download Festival has confirmed that there will be “multiple secret sets” coming at the 2025 edition.The metal festival will return to Donington Park in Leicestershire, between June 13-15, and this year will mark the 22nd instalment. It will see Green Day, Sleep Token and KoRn perform as headlinersNow, in the latest newsletter, organisers have revealed that there will be some surprises planned for this year, including “multiple” unexpected performances that are already in the works.The update came in the form of a new graphic shared in the update, which saw a man reading a newspaper that had the headline “Multiple secret sets confirmed for Download XXII”.

Download Festival has announced the day splits for its 2025 line-up.

Download boss Andy Copping caught up with NME to discuss the bill for the 2025 festival, as well as the decision to give Sleep Token their first headline slot at a major festival and who he thinks could step up to top the bill in future.Last night (November 12), Download announced the first wave of artists lined-up for 2025 at a launch party in London, with Sleep Token being joined by Green Day and KoRn as headliners.In total, over 90 artists were confirmed for next year’s edition – which will be held in Donington Park between June 13 and 15 – including Weezer, Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter, Jimmy Eat World, Poppy, McFly,The Darkness, Spiritbox, Meshuggah, Steel Panther, Cradle Of Filth and Alien Ant Farm.“It was seeing their meteoric rise over the last two years that made me think, ‘This is a band that deserves to be elevated’,” Copping told NME, reflecting on the decision to have Sleep Token return to the site as a headline act. “They’ve got a sold-out arena tour in a couple of weeks which we already know will be a sight to behold.”“I think it’s important for the festival to bring new bands through to headline.

When We Were Young festival merch has misspelt eight band names.This past weekend (October 19) saw thousands of emo and pop-punk fans head to the Las Vegas Festival Grounds in Nevada to watch the likes of My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Jimmy Eat World and more play their classic albums in full.Now, multiple fans and Reddit users have spotted major errors and misspellings within the band names displayed on various items within the festival’s official merch. One of the bands who were misspelt include The All-American Rejects, who had announced that they would no longer be playing When We Were Young as the festival’s management “won’t be able to accommodate” them.My favorite bands: New and Glory & Amor for Sleep! byu/Shadow328 inWhenWeWereYoungFestMerch typos byu/Tekknochangedmylife inWhenWeWereYoungFestComment byu/Tekknochangedmylife from discussion inWhenWeWereYoungFestHere is a list of the bands who were subject to having their names spelt incorrectly:The All-Amercian Rejects (The All-American Rejects) New And Glory (New Found Glory) We Are In The Crowd (We Are The In Crowd) Sleeping With Siriens (Sleeping With Sirens) Movevments (Movements) Amor For Sleep (Armor For Sleep) LS Dunes (L.S.

Associated Press), caused the likes of Alabama’s South Star Festival and some sets of Kentucky’s Louder than Life Festival to be cut to due the inclement weather.Concerts such as Billy Joel and Sting‘s scheduled gigs in Missouri as well as Hootie and the Blowfish and Quarters of Change’s Florida shows were also cancelled and postponed.Speaking about the cancellation of the second day of the South Star Festival in a statement (as per IQ Mag), festival promoters C3 have said: “Following an inspection by festival organisers along with city officials, it has been determined that the grounds are no longer safe to welcome you back today.”For South Star fans who joined us yesterday, we thank you for welcoming us and enjoying some amazing music. pic.twitter.com/odKX8DjHyH— South Star Music Festival (@southstarfest) September 29, 2024It continued: “In coordination with the City of Huntsville, we have made the difficult decision to cancel today’s festival… safety is paramount, and we do not take this decision lightly.”The second day of the fest was set to take place yesterday (September 29) at John Hunt Park in Huntsville, Alabama and was supposed to see the likes of Blink-182, Beck, Sublime, Goo Goo Dolls, Jimmy Eat World, Big Boi and more perform.Promoter Danny Wimmer Presents shared a similar statement regarding the cancellation of the second day of Louder Than Life in Kentucky.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer The Postal Service has announced plans to go on an indefinite hiatus following its final 2024 tour date later this week. The Seattle group has been on a reunion tour co-headlined by Death Cab for Cutie since summer 2023, with dates extended through Sept.

Jimmy Eat World have announced a ‘Futures’ one-off show in celebration of the album’s 20th anniversary along with special live vinyl LPs.The band took to their official X/Twitter account to share a black-and-white video that sees frontman, Jim Adkins, step into a telephone booth and pick up a ringing phone before the frame changes to clips of the band performing their song ‘Futures’ in what appears to be a live studio.The words “Jimmy Eat World, Celebrating 20 years of ‘Futures’ October 17 at The Van Buren, Phoenix” then appear on the screen as the band continue playing the track. “It’s unbelievable to us that our album Futures is almost 20 years old! Making Futures was one of the most difficult yet rewarding accomplishments in our time as a band,” began the caption of the band’s post.It’s unbelievable to us that our album Futures is almost 20 years old! Making Futures was one of the most difficult yet rewarding accomplishments in our time as a band.

Jimmy Eat World have announced details of a 2024 tour across the UK and Europe. Find ticket details below.Announced today (May 13), the run of tour dates are set to kick off with an opening night at the Columbiahalle in Berlin on November 7, and continue with two more shows in Germany, before heading to the Netherlands for a show in Amsterdam on November 9.From there, the Arizona rock icons will head over to the UK for three final shows.

Jimmy Eat World have released a live version of their third LP ‘Clarity’ in celebration of its 25th anniversary.Titled ‘Clarity: Phoenix Sessions’, the limited edition two-LP set features all of the album’s original 13 songs which were recorded live during the band’s 2021 three-night livestream series of the same name, which featured them performing a different album in full during each show.The album is pressed on a translucent sunkissed coloured vinyl and includes an extensive gatefold with previously unseen behind-the-scenes photos by Steve Thrasher along with notes from the band. ‘Clarity: Phoenix Sessions’ was self-produced by Jimmy Eat World and mixed by Jim Adkins.

My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy and Jimmy Eat World are among a host of acts that look set to play a series of classic albums at When We Were Young 2024.A tweet from Live Nation shared the announcement earlier this afternoon (November 13) on X before it was swiftly deleted.But many fans have reposted the line-up and which albums each band will play at the emo bash in Las Vegas on October 24, 2024.Among the classic albums announced to be performed live are MCR’s classic 2006 album ‘The Black Parade’, Jimmy Eat World’s ‘Bleed American’, The Distillers’ ‘Coral Fang’, A Day To Remember’s ‘Homesick’ and Dashboard Confessional’s ‘Dusk And Summer’. Fall Out Boy will also play a classic album live but it has been confirmed which one as yet.

Fall Out Boy and Jimmy Eat World have announced plans for a joint US tour in 2024.The former shared a teaser video in which they contemplate who they should take with them on the second leg of their ‘So Much For (Tour) Dust’ tour before they eventually settle on Jimmy Eat World. You can watch the teaser below.The ‘So Much For (2our) Dust’ tour will kick off on February 28 in Portland, with further stops planned in Seattle, Austin, Orlando, Baltimore, New York, Nashville, Milwaukee, and more, before wrapping up on April 6 in Minneapolis.

Jimmy Eat World have shared their new single ‘Place Your Debts’ – you can listen to the track below.Self-produced by the band, the song follows on from the four-piece’s June single ‘Something Loud’ and its subsequent acoustic rearrangement, which arrived in September.‘Place Your Debts’ was written by Jimmy Eat World in collaboration with Clark Baechle (The Faint) and Denver Dalley (Desaparecidos). “The ‘debt’ you rack up is the time you spend avoiding doing the work to know yourself,” frontman Jim Adkins explained in a statement.“You buy an ending every time you start something, and the cost is determined by how closely you pay attention to your personal condition,” he added.A video for ‘Place Your Debts’, which you can watch below, has also arrived today (October 19).Directed by and starring Adkins, the clip was filmed throughout the UK, US and Europe during the band’s recent tour.“It’s a series of many, many edits of me singing to the camera,” the frontman explained.

Jimmy Eat World have today (June 10) shared a punchy new track called ‘Something Loud’ – scroll down the page to watch the video now.The track is the band’s first single since ‘Love Never’, which was released in 2019 and featured on the album ‘Surviving’.‘Something Loud’ was inspired by the excitement that surrounded the announcement of When We Were Young festival, which will take place in Las Vegas this October. Speaking in a press release, frontman Jim Adkins said the response to the event elicited a period of reflection in both his personal and professional lives.“While I thought I made the most of the early band days, I realise now I missed some stuff,” he said.