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Joining New Found Glory on the Pop Punk’s Not Dead Tour will be Set Your Goals, The Wonder Years, Man Overboard and This Time Next Year.
The tour kicks off October 6th in California and runs through November 20th back in California after traveling all over the country. Check out the tour dates at the link above and view the tour poster after the jump. [Read more…]
New Found Glory will headline the Pop Punk’s Not Dead tour with Man Overboard, This Time Next Year and two more bands TBA. Presale for the our starts tomorrow and the dates can be seen below.
New Found Glory’s new single “Radiosurgery” will be available on iTunes and other digital outlooks tomorrow. The song is off the bands upcoming album due out later this year. [Read more…]
This Time Next Year will be hitting the road with Daytrader and Tranist. Dates are below.
w/The Wonder Years
Jan 07 Anaheim, CA @ Chain Reactionw/Transit, Daytrader
Jan 21 New Britain, CT @ The Hall [w/Terrible Things]
Jan 22 Buffalo, NY @ Club Diablo
Jan 23 Syracuse, NY @ Badlands
Jan 24 Providence, RI @ Club Hell
Jan 25 Albany, NY @ Bogies
Jan 26 Brooklyn, NY @ Silent Barn
w/Daytrader
Jan 27 Clinton, NJ @ The Aquifer
Jan 28 Rockville Centre, NY @ The Vibe Lounge
Jan 29 Philadelphia, PA @ The Fire
Jan 30 Baltimore, MD @ Sonar*
Feb 02 Charleston, SC @ The Oasis
Feb 03 Gainesville, FL @ 1982 Bar
Feb 04 Pompano Beach, FL @ Rocketown
Feb 05 Orlando, FL @ Hoops Tavern
Feb 07 Tallahassee, FL @ The Farside*This Time Next Year w/Outerloop Presents Amped & Alive Ice Jam 2011
This week on Alternative Press’s Friday Night Videos you can catch the premier of new videos from I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business, This Time Next Year, Far, and The Flatliners. I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business’ is premiering their video for “Old Man”, This Time Next Year is premiering their video for “New Sensation” while Far’s new video for Deafening can also be seen on this weeks round of Friday Night Videos. Also check out The Flatliners new video for “Carry The Banner” all over on FNVAP.
This Time Next Year would like your helping picking the song for their next music video. Click here to vote on which song you think should be next.
More bands have been added to this years Warped Tour. The list of previous bands as well as the ones below will be rocking this summers tour.
Agent Orange(8/11, 8/12, 8/14, 8/15)
Angry Samoans(6/25 – 6/27)
Automatic Loveletter(whole tour)
Cobra Skulls(8/7 – 8/15)
Deas Vail(8/1 – 8/15)
Dickies(6/24 – 6/27)
Die Mannequin(6/27 – 7/8)
Face To Face(whole tour)
Fear(6/24 – 6/27)
Four Year Strong(whole tour)
Green Jello(8/11, 8/12, 8/14, 8/15)
Hope For AM(6/27 – 7/3)
Hot Chelle Rae(7/17 – 8/2)
Ice Nine Kills(7/21 – 8/1)
Left Alone(whole tour)
Longway(8/5 – 8/15)
Mike Posner(whole tour)
Neo Geo(8/7 – 8/15)
Our Last Night(8/7 – 8/15)
The B Foundation(8/11 – 8/15)
The Bouncing Souls(6/26, 6/29 – 7/11)
The Downtown Fiction(7/7 – 7/16)
The Fabulous Rudies(8/7 – 8/15)
The Mighty Regis(6/24 – 7/22)
The Sparring(whole tour)
The Untouchables(8/11, 8/12, 8/14, 8/15)
This Time Next Year(8/2 – 8/15)
Victory In Numbers(7/1 – 7/8)
This Time Next Year and Equal Vision Records are giving fans the oppurtunity to choose their own price on the bands new album, Road Maps and Heart Attacks. Fans can “choose your own price” – from $0 to $1,000,000 it is it up to the fan to decide what to pay for the music. Fans also have options in what types of files to download – mp3, AAC, FLAC, or Apple Lossless. To choose your own price & download go here.
Equal Vision Records is proud to welcome THIS TIME NEXT YEAR to its roster. The band – vocalist Pete Dowdalls, guitarist/vocalist Brad Wiseman, guitarist Denis Cohen, bassist Tony Allio, and drummer Aaron Seminoff – is set to record their debut full length with producer Brian McTernan (Circa Survive, Senses Fail, Thrice) at the top of 2009.
Listing Saves The Day, New Found Glory, and The Movielife as major influences, THIS TIME NEXT YEAR has released two EPs – A Place For You in 2007, The Longest Way Home in 2008 – on indie DIY labels Escapist Records and Run For Cover Records (respectively). With several full US tours under their belt, the five-piece has shared the stage with many of the scene’s current pop-punk heavyweights including Cartel, Set Your Goals, and Four Year Strong.
On the decision to sign with Equal Vision Records, Wiseman explained “EVR believes in us as much as we believe in ourselves and that’s all we can ask for. Since day one they have shown a strong sense of belief in this band and have welcomed us with open arms into what we are proud to call our new home. We are extremely grateful of all they have done so far and all that’s to come in the new year.”
The band has prepared a video regarding the announcement available for viewing below.
Tour Dates
12/05 – Livermore, CA @ Burnin Burro w/Fight Fair, First To Leave, Hear The Sirens
12/06 – Oakland, CA @ The Metro w/Set Your Goals, Trash Talk, Comadre & Among The Living
12/07 – Santa Cruz, CA @ 418 Project w/Hear The Sirens, Among The Living
12/20 – Chicago, IL @ Subterranean w/2*Sweet
This Time Next Year are currently streaming their new EP The Longest Way Home on their PureVolume page. The EP is due out July 22nd.
This Time Next Year is heading out on tour. Check out the dates below.
Fireworks // This Time Next Year // Fight Fair
May 1st @ The Knitting Factory – Hollywood, CA
May 2nd @ Gabbins Church – Garden Grove, CA
May 3rd @ Rosendos House – Fresno, CA
May 4th @ Blakes – Berkeley, ca
This Time Next Year // The Years Gone By
June 14th ““ Saturday ““ Silverdale, WA @ The Jackson Hall
June 15th ““ Sunday ““ Tacoma, WA @ The Viaduct
June 16th ““ Monday ““ (Help with booking)
June 17th ““ Tuesday ““ (Help with booking)
June 18th ““ Wednesday ““ (Help with booking)
June 19th ““ Thursday ““ Fresno, CA @ TBA
June 20th ““ Friday ““ San Jose, CA @ TBA
June 21st ““ Saturday ““ Whittier, CA @ Club Danza
June 22nd ““ Sunday ““ Hollywood, CA @ The Knitting Factory
June 23rd ““ Monday ““ Phoenix, AZ @ Phoenix Gallery
June 24th ““ Tuesday ““ Albuquerque, NM @ TBA
June 25th ““ Wednesday ““ El Paso, TX @ The Corona
June 26th ““ Thursday ““ San Antonio, TX @ The Crossing
June 27th ““ Friday ““ Austin, TX @ Red 7
Fireworks // 2*Sweet // This Time Next Year
June 28th – July 27th – Dates TBA
