You know what I have been unable to find in years but refuse to believe it doesn't exist anymore? That video of TDS playing Siren where Cody is super drunk and out of tune and playing super shitty. Then at the end of the song he asks Bryan how to tune and what to tune to. One of the funniest things I have ever seen from a pro band. Does anyone know where I can watch that again?
Not to get too off-topic but one of the funniest things I've ever seen from a pro band was that performance by Senses Fail of "Rum Is for Drinking, Not for Burning" on Conan's show years ago where Buddy was drunk and forgot the lyrics so he just kind of made some weird yelps until he got to a part he remembered.
I really hope someone can dig it up. I have tried to find it a couple times and always come up empty.
Speaking of bad performances and weird yelps, I like the video of Brendon Urie trying to scream the end of Broadcast Quality by TREOS
Signed to Hopeless. New album in 2018. Playing two shows in September Edit: At work and can't post the video on their facebook page. I'm sure someone will, haha
We have come back to finish what we started. 4 years ago, we played our final show in Australia. We didn’t know when we would see that stage again, when I came off stage I assumed that was it, The Dangerous Summer was over. I went off to be a father, and the other guys went in their own directions with music. We had talked about coming back together to write the next record when we felt the time was right, but we never made it to that point, it felt really far away. We fell apart before we could get back in that room together. It was hard on all of us to watch the band fall apart in front of our eyes, a band that helped us grow up and travel the world through these songs. The years rolled on, and we heard our name echo throughout the world, and in some incredible places. We watched The Dangerous Summer live an entire life of its own without us. We were looking in from the outside, and it really put everything into perspective; those songs we wrote over the years really held their meaning. In February Matt, Ben and I considered playing some shows together again, to begin a new chapter. Once we started talking about the ideas, we realized that we really wanted to write a new record above anything else. We wanted to push the art forward, because we always believe in the music, above everything else. That was the beginning of this new chapter. We didn’t even really consider the reality of the venture, we just truly wanted to make the next album. We had a couple of demos, and so I called up Eric at Hopeless Records to tell him about it. That is when everything picked up like a wildfire. We started heavily writing music again, and it felt like we didn’t skip a beat as a band. There was so much genuine love and support from all of the people around us. We picked up everything where we left off, but with more positivity than ever before. We re-signed with Hopeless Records over the summer, and here we are today. There will be a full length album in 2018, we enter the studio next we to begin recording our new full length. To mark the occasion, we are going to headline a very special comeback show this September in Baltimore, where it all began.