This week’s episode of The Gunz Show takes you from New York City to the Vans Warped Tour with interviews from Marianas Trench and Sum 41.
Sum 41 are back with a brand new song called “Fake My Own Death”.
Canadian pop punk favorites Sum 41 have announced that they will be playing select dates on this year’s Warped Tour.
Listen to Rock The Walls live now on idobi Radio with Patrick Walford. Tonight’s show is featuring interviews with Bayside at 8:30pmEST and Sum 41 at 9:30pmEST. He’ll also be getting to new music from bands such as Silverstein, The Wonder Years, For The Fallen Dreams, and Foo Fighters.
Deryck Whibley, frontman for Canadian power pop band Sum 41, was reportedly attacked last night in Japan, and sent to hospital with injuries.
Just before Sum 41 released “March of the Dogs,” a song from their upcoming Underclass Hero album, to iTunes, frontman Deryck Whibley posted a bulletin on the band’s MySpace page stating that, while the track is “lyrically … one of the more political songs on the album,” it was by no means indicative of Hero’s content, adding, “This will NOT be a political record.” And why would Whibley post such a caveat? Perhaps it has something to do with the intro to “Dogs,” a spoken-word bit in which Whibs declares: “Ladies and gentlemen of the underclass, the president of the… Read more »
Sum 41’s fourth album, “Underclass Hero,” has been set for a July 24 release via Island. The title track will serve as the first single and will be serviced May 15 to U.S. rock radio outlets. Another song, “March of the Dogs,” is available starting today (April 17) via iTunes. The group, which is now a trio consisting of vocalist/guitarist Deryck Whibley, bassist Cone McCaslin and drummer Steve Jocz, has a handful of live dates on its spring and summer schedule, beginning May 4 at Memphis’ Beale Street Music Festival. Sum 41 will also play five shows on the Vans… Read more »
