Ahead of their sets at When We Were Young Fest, Silverstein performed an intimate show on October 18 at Las Vegas’ American Legion Post 8. Additionally, the show came mere days after the band excitingly announced their forthcoming double album Antibloom / Pink Moon. The rollout begins on February 21 via UNFD with Antibloom. In classic punk fashion, Shane Told arrived onstage and screamed, “What the fuck is up, Denny’s?” Plus, the band had a very special guest in store. The Devil Wears Prada‘s Mike Hranica came onstage to perform “Smile In Your Sleep.” Check out the collab below via Concert Archives. If… Read more »
If you’ve been waiting for a new Silverstein record, rest assured the band has not one, but two full albums on the way with Antibloom / Pink Moon. The band’s double album will roll out beginning on February 21 via UNFD with Antibloom. Pink Moon will be released at a later date. Pre-orders for Antibloom are now available here. Additionally, the band gave fans a look inside what’s to come with their new single “Confession,” which was preceded by the track “Skin & Bones.” Of the single, vocalist Shane Told shares, “I’m so excited to be releasing our new banger… Read more »
Veteran Canadian rockers Silverstein will be celebrating their 25th anniversary with the 25 Years Of Noise Tour. Joining them are special guests Thursday, Split Chain, and a yet-to-be-announced group.
Just days after celebrating the 19 year anniversary of their sophomore album Discovering The Waterfront, Silverstein has released their new single, “Skin & Bones.” The new track is the band’s first release since their January 2024 collaboration with Fairlane on “Take It Back.” “‘Skin & Bones’ is a deeply emotional song, written about the sudden loss of a person who was once very close to me,” vocalist Shane Told shares. “Every day, we’re stuck in our own heads worrying about trivial things and never thinking about just how fragile we are. Life can be gone in an instant. I lost… Read more »
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