#jake bundrick

[core-bands]

'Cause I know I'm good for something, I just haven't found it yet

Mayday Parade — Miserable At Best.

[iamtryingtobelieve]

We could sit around and cry

But frankly you're not worth it anymore

[whimsicallylyrical]

Miserable At Best - Mayday Parade ✨

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[foliosriot]

since i wasn’t able to go see motionless in white back in october, i was finally able to remedy that. how, you may ask? well, by buying one of vinny’s drumsticks he used during touring the end of the world, of course! and it arrived today!!

genuinely one of the coolest things i own now. and the fact that it was used by one of my favorite drummers of all time makes it so much better. this is also the second drumstick i have from a band i listen to. the first is from jake bundrick of mayday parade :)

[chorusfm]

Mayday Parade Announce Anniversary Tour

Mayday Parade are celebrating their twentieth anniversary with a tour. New York, NY - 14th January 2025 - Tallahassee, Florida’s Mayday Parade - vocalist Derek Sanders, drummer/vocalist Jake Bundrick, guitarists Alex Garcia and Brooks Betts and bassist/vocalist Jeremy Lenzo - announce a massive North American 20-Year Anniversary Tour this Spring. Aptly titled Three Cheers for Twenty Years, the nearly two-month long trek will feature music from every stage of their two decade career including hits, standards, deep cuts and new material. Things kick-off on April 22nd in St. Petersburg, FL at Jannus Live and the headline run has them out through June 7th when they return home to Tallahassee, FL where they’ll play The Moon. “This tour is the culmination of the band's career for the past 20 years, and as such, we really wanted to go all out and provide our fans with a memorable and very special experience. We will be celebrating our deep music catalog starting at this band's inception and continuing with our new releases this year. We are all very proud of what we've done, and when I say we, I mean the five of us, our crew – touring, production, and administrative – and, most importantly, you, the fans. Everyone always says that without you, we couldn't do this, and I know that sounds like a cliche at this point, but that sentiment is repeated because of its literal and figurative truth. While we may “make” the music you enjoy, your energy and support fuel this dream. We look forward to seeing you at these shows and celebrating the past 20 years with us.” – Alex Garcia News of the Spring headline tour follows last week’s announcement of an ambitious new three-part album, marking the band’s first self-released collection since 2006’s  Tales Told By Dead Friends EP. The initial installment, Sweet, arrives on April 18, 2025 and demonstrates just how far Mayday Parade has evolved since forming in 2005. Recorded with longtime collaborators, multiplatinum engineers Zack Odom and Kenneth Mount (All Time Low, Jimmy Eat World), the trilogy of releases will serve as Mayday Parade’s eight full-length studio album and first LP since 2021’s What It Means To Fall Apart.    As one of the most enduring acts to rise from the underground in the mid-aughts, Mayday Parade has soundtracked both adolescence and adulthood for millions of listeners. Their music stands synonymous with the emo and pop-punk genres: 2007’s A Lesson In Romantics, their gold-certified debut LP, has been hailed as one of the best – and most influential – emo albums of all time by Alternative Press. Monsters In The Closet, their 2013 LP release, debuted in the top 10 of the Billboard 200, and tracks like the platinum-selling “Jamie All Over,” gold-certified “Miserable At Best” and “Oh Well, Oh Well” represent not only widespread commercial acclaim, but the sort of artist-audience relationship that’s fortified them across changing musical landscapes and the ebb and flow of an unforgiving industry.    Now, with Sweet set to launch on April 18th, 2025 and the project’s remaining two releases waiting in the wings later this year and into 2026, fans also can look forward to catching Mayday Parade on their career spanning Spring North American headline tour. All confirmed dates are below along with this year’s When We Were Young festival play in Las Vegas, NV on October 18th. --- Please consider becoming a member so we can keep bringing you stories like this one. ◎ https://chorus.fm/news/mayday-parade-announce-anniversary-tour/

[tomsmusictaste]

Mayday Parade // Black Cat | 🎃

[theballadoffinchesandsaints]

You know, lots of 2000s emo bands wrote absurdly long song names, but no one went quite as hard as Mayday Parade when they released, “You Be the Anchor that Keeps My Feet on the Ground, I’ll Be the Wings that Keep Your Heart in the Clouds.”

That is one song. One. Song. It’s title is a full god damn sentence with two independent clauses.

It’s also twelve words long. Twelve. Words. Long. It takes over half a foot of my computer screen to fit that long of a title. I’m not kidding. I actually measured it. It’s six and a half inches. SIX AND A HALF

[forthosewitheartsonthefloor]

Today is the day!

[addictt-with-a-pen]

Mayday Parade is an emotion that I feel in my soul

[core-bands]

You're all that I hoped I'd find in every single way.

Mayday Parade —Miserable At Best

[moobrvoobl-moobmoob-oobmpoobroom]

Do you ever just *learns how to play 90% of the songs from an amazing album on the piano*

[whimsicallylyrical]

More Like A Crash - Mayday Parade ✨

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[onlybandlyrics]

And you know it's haunting, but compared to your eyes, nothing shines quite as bright.

- Mayday Parade // Miserable At Best

[songs-bro]

miserable at best • mayday parade

[chorusfm]

Mayday Parade Announce New Album

Mayday Parade will release Sweet on April 18th. Today they’ve shared the new song “By the Way.” Mayday Parade – vocalist Derek Sanders, drummer/vocalist Jake Bundrick, guitarists Alex Garcia and Brooks Betts and bassist/vocalist Jeremy Lenzo – will be celebrating 20 years together in 2025. As they welcome this career milestone, the Tallahassee, Florida, five-piece is set to release perhaps their most aspirational and ambitious effort yet: a three-part album showcasing their prolific, emotionally resonant songwriting. The first entry, Sweet, arrives April 18, 2025, and is led by the effervescent bounce of “By The Way,” a pitch-perfect blend of what’s made Mayday Parade a genre mainstay for decades: a tender, piano-led groove ultimately giving way to a crush of stereo guitars, ascendent melodies, and heart-on-sleeve lyricism. “Being in a band for this long, sometimes you feel like you’re getting it right and sometimes you feel like you’re dancing around what you should be doing. This song feels locked in as a step in the right direction. It’s a song about trying to stay optimistic as the world and everything you know is changing around you. We hope you all enjoy it.” – Derek Sanders on “By The Way” Sweet succinctly showcases just how far Mayday Parade has come in the past two decades featuring the trademark sound that’s transformed them from genre newcomers to torchbearers for a new generation. Recorded with longtime producers, multiplatinum engineers Zack Odom and Kenneth Mount (All Time Low, Jimmy Eat World), the trilogy of releases will serve as Mayday Parade’s eight full-length studio album and first LP since 2021’s What It Means To Fall Apart. The new three-part album is also the band’s first self-released collection since 2006’s Tales Told By Dead Friends EP that Mayday Parade sold in parking lots across the country as they followed that year’s Vans Warped Tour.   “Being a band for 20 years feels big and we wanted to do something big to match that. Our next release will be a large album split up into three different parts. It feels like a challenge and an exciting step forward for the band. Our goal is to take the things we’ve learned and the ways we’ve grown and apply them towards an ambitious release. We’re incredibly thankful for the opportunity to continue to create music and we cannot wait to share Part 1 - titled ‘Sweet’ - with the world.” – Derek Sanders on Sweet Since first forming in 2005 Mayday Parade has graced the covers of Alternative Press and Rock Sound, been featured in Rolling Stone, Billboard, and Kerrang, twice headlined Sad Summer Festival (a festival they co-founded six years ago), performed as a feature act at 2024’s When We Were Young festival, and are already announced for this year’s event in Las Vegas on October 18th. They’ve also been a featured act at Riot Fest and Slam Dunk, done numerous headline tours as well as support slots and just last year Mayday Parade’s Derek Sanders joined Dashboard Confessional’s “Emo SuperJam” at Bonnaroo Music & Art Festival.    As one of the most enduring acts to rise from the underground in the mid-aughts, Mayday Parade has soundtracked both adolescence and adulthood for millions of listeners. Their music stands synonymous with the emo and pop-punk genres: 2007’s A Lesson In Romantics, their debut LP is gold certified and has been hailed as one of the best – and most influential – emo albums of all time by Alternative Press. Monsters In The Closet, their 2013 release, debuted in the top 10 of the Billboard 200, and tracks like the platinum-selling “Jamie All Over,” gold-certified “Miserable At Best” and “Oh Well, Oh Well” represent not only widespread commercial acclaim, but the sort of artist-audience relationship that’s fortified them across changing musical landscapes and the ebb and flow of an unforgiving industry.    Now, with Sweet set to launch and the project’s remaining two releases waiting in the wings later this year and into 2026, it’s undoubtedly a good time to be a Mayday… https://chorus.fm/news/mayday-parade-announce-new-album/

[harry-styles-buttcheeks]

name one bad mayday parade song. i DARE you