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A Day To Remember have unveiled a brand new single entitled “Miracle”, which is available on all streaming platforms and accompanied by a cinematic and emotionally charged music video streaming on the band’s official YouTube channel. The song marks the band’s first new music since their critically acclaimed 2021 album, You’re Welcome.
Earlier this year, A Day To Remember reignited their single “Re-Entry” with a new version featuring Mark Hoppus of Blink-182. Consequence of Sound noted, “Having Hoppus on the track is a perfect fit, since Blink-182 was a significant inspiration for the song.” It also received plugs from NME, Rock Sound, and more. Listen HERE.
“Re-Entry” originally appeared on A Day To Remember’s latest studio album You’re Welcome. Available on all streaming platforms, You’re Welcome is largely produced by Colin “DOC” Brittain and the band’s own Jeremy McKinnon. The 14-track collection represents another major step forward for the acclaimed quintet, and is highlighted by singles “Brick Wall,” “Degenerates,” “Resentment,” “Mindreader” and the hit single “Everything We Need”.
Having amassed over 1.6 billion global streams to date, A Day To Remember incited critical praise with You’re Welcome. Revolver declared, “[Brick Wall] showcases the group’s signature mix of post-hardcore heaviness and pop-rock hooks,” while Consequence of Sound declared, “the Florida rockers’ new LP will continue their wide-ranging sound that ranges from infectious pop-punk to crushing metalcore.” Forbes put it simply, “It seems A Day To Remember are only just getting started,” and Billboard praised the band’s “anthemic hybrid of post-hardcore and pop.” Popdust avowed A Day To Remember “have all but mastered their niche melding of pop melodies with hardcore music,” while Kerrang! attested, “‘You’re Welcome’ is the perfect soundtrack to this strange and uncertain world that we live in.”
Last year, A Day To Remember also unveiled their first-ever acoustic livestream event, “A Day To Remember: Live at The Audio Compound.” After premiering the stream on their official YouTube channel, the band surprised audiences everywhere by releasing the career-spanning nine-song performance as an acoustic live album, Live At The Audio Compound, which is available now on all DSPs.
