Nicholas Petricca: Last News

Walk the Moon is taking a break.

Walk the Moon are taking a hike. The group shared an 11-minute goodbye video to Instagram on Friday, and revealed they are going on an indefinite hiatus.«The time has come for us to take a good, long break from touring and making records together,» the band's frontman and original founder Nicholas Petricca shared in the heartfelt message to fans.

Walk the Moon is going on an indefinite hiatus. The band behind hits “Shut Up and Dance” and “Anna Sun” made the announcement on social media today.

Ethan Shanfeld Walk the Moon, the Ohio-based band behind pop rock hits “Shut Up and Dance” and “Anna Sun,” announced an indefinite hiatus. “The time has come for us to take a good long break from touring and making records together,” frontman Nicholas Petricca said in an emotional video posted to the band’s YouTube page. “When we do reconvene, that will be a glorious day. And the truth is, we don’t know when that’s gonna be.” Reflecting on the number of shows the band has played together — and miles they’ve traveled — Petricca said Walk the Moon is “filled with love, gratitude, appreciation, and some heartache” as they announce a “hibernation.”

Walk The Moon singer Nicholas Petricca came out as bisexual last week as Pride month drew to a close.The 33-year-old, who started the band in 2006 during his college days, made the big announcement on his Instagram page.'My whole life I have passed for a "normal person," a cisgender straight guy,' he said, 'and this has afforded me a life of privilege, virtually no name-calling or bullying or hardship around my sexuality really at all.' Big reveal:Walk The Moon singer Nicholas Petricca came out as bisexual last week as Pride month drew to a closeNicholas added that 'my heart is with so many LGBTQ+ human beings who have had a much more challenging experience than I have.

Nicholas Petricca is coming out.

The Noah Benardout Foundation announced on Thursday (March 12) that its first annual LOVR Benefit has been postponed due to fears over the global coronavirus pandemic.Coldplay, whose frontman Chris Martin was slated to headline the event, took to Twitter to confirm the news, writing, "The LOVR Benefit (previously scheduled for March 21 at the Hollywood Palladium) which Chris was due to perform at, has been postponed until after the summer. Tickets will be valid for the rescheduled date but refunds are available at point of purchase."Other artists on the lineup for the concert, which advocates for an end to driving under the influence, included Madison Beer, Daya, Walk The Moon frontman Nicholas Petricca and more.