A show where Kiiara and Seaway called in PLUS Brett Davern and Katie Leclerc of The Brett Davern Show co-hosted (check them out Monday-Friday 10am ET on the station!)
New albums from Missio and Seaway are right around the corner, so The Gunz Show brought the bands on air to chat about their new material.
When Missio calls in from Austin, TX, they have plenty to talk about. After months of quarantine the guys are ready to get back to work. Despite the state of the world, they’re dropping a new album, Can You Feel The Sun, on October 23rd and they dive into conversation about the new music with Gunz.
Later, Ryan Locke of Seaway calls in to give us an inside look at the band’s upcoming collection. Big Vibe drops tomorrow (10/16) and Gunz takes Ryan down memory lane as they talk about what’s changed for the band since their past releases, digs into favorite memories from the road, and more.
This week The Gunz Show is bringing your pop punk faves, Seaway, and progressive rock baes, Nothing More, to the airwaves.
idobi photographer Audrey Lew spent the day with Seaway before their New York City show at Webster Hall.
Spoke to Seaway last week on my show. The band just released their sophomore release Colour Blind a couple of weeks ago and everyone needs to check it out! Keep up with Seaway: Facebook.com/Seawayband Twitter.com/Sewayband
Rock The Walls Host Patrick Walford had the chance to catch up with Ryan Locke (Vocalist) and Andrew Eichinger (Guitarist) of Seaway to talk about Warped Tour, their upcoming Sophomore Album (they are currently in the studio doing pre-production before recording as of this writing. At the time of the interview the band was finishing up the last week of tour with Bayside & Senses Fail), Alan Day of Four Year Strong producing it and how it came about, and much more. Catch Seaway out on Vans Warped Tour all Summer long and keep up with them while they are… Read more »
Seaway and Stickup Kid have announced a summer tour, which kicks off July 10th in Chicago.
Seaway and Bellwether will be heading out on The Hose Tour this December.
Seaway’s debut album Hoser combines the best elements of pop punk, including earnest vocals and bright, catchy riffs, while still displaying enough diversity to hold its own.
The Canadian pop-punkers released their debut full-length today, entitled Hoser. Stream the record in full below!
