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A Day To Remember Announce Run of UK & European Tour Dates

  Post-hardcore giants A Day To Remember have announced a huge run of shows in the UK and Europe for 2025, bringing their signature blend of metalcore, pop-punk, and post-hardcore anthems to some of the biggest venues and festivals across the continent. The tour kicks off on May 22nd in Glasgow and runs through to June 28th in Leipzig, hitting major cities and festival stages along the way. This highly anticipated tour follows the surprise release of the bands’ brand-new album, A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1, which is available now on physical formats. Digital streaming for the album will officially launch on March 21st, giving fans a fresh set of anthems to scream along to this summer. UK & EUROPEAN TOUR DATES: 22 May - Glasgow, UK • O2 Academy Glasgow ^ 24 May - Hatfield, UK • Slam Dunk Festival* 25 May - Leeds, UK • Slam Dunk Festival* 27 May - Tilburg, NL • 013 Poppodium^ 28 May - Liège, BE • OM^ 30 May - Paris, FR • L’Olympia^ 31 May - Lyon, FR • Slam Dunk France...

A Day To Remember Surprise Drop New Record As A Physical-First Release

  Flipping the script, shocking the system, and surprising audiences everywhere, A Day To Remember unveil their brand new full-length record, A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1, today as a Physical-First release exclusively available in Vinyl and CD configurations at various online retailers and brick-and-mortar stores now. Get it HERE via Fueled By Ramen/Atlantic Music Group. A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1 lands at all streaming platforms on March 21, 2025. Kickstarting this chapter, the band will share two new tracks of the album on DSPs—“Make It Make Sense” and “LeBron” this afternoon at 8PM GMT / 3pm EST. Listen HERE . Opening up the record, “Make It Make Sense” uncorks an unbridled blast of aggression and energy. The riff hits with the force of an air raid as an old-school hardcore breakdown tosses and turns beneath guttural screams. It culminates on a concentratedly crushing chant, “Glass half full, but it’s never enough. Make it make sense. Make it make sen...