Nothing More have shared an official video for a new version of “Best Times” featuring Lacey Sturm (Flyleaf).
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Lacey Sturm (Ex-Flyleaf) and Benjamin Burnley (Breaking Benjamin) are talking about starting a band together.
Platinum selling rock group Flyleaf recently premiered their new single “Something Better” on Loudwire. The single, servicing to Rock Radio this week and featuring Sonny Sandoval from P.O.D., is included on the band’s forthcoming EP, Who We Are, which is slated for a July 9th release via A&M/Octone Records.
The highly anticipated EP features live songs from Flyleafs recent tour with new singer Kristen May. Flyleaf will also be Co-Headlining a tour with P.O.D. starting July 13.
FLYLEAF / P.O.D. TOUR DATES
July 13 - Kenosha, WI - Brat Shop
July 14 - Joliet, IL - Mojoes
July 16 - Dayton, OH - McGuffy’s House of Rock
July 18 - Flint, MI - The Machine Shop
July 19 - Baltimore, MD - Rams Head Live
July 20 - Luzerne, PA - Brews Brothers West
July 21 - Philadelphia, PA - Theatre of Living Arts (TLA)
July 23 - Boston, MA - House of Blues
July 24 - New York, NY - Highline Ballroom
July 26 - Clifton Park, NY - Upstate Concert Hall
July 29 - Nashville, TN - Marathon Music Works
July 30 - Baton Rouge, LA - Varsity Theatre
August 2 - Dallas TX, - Trees
August 4 - Amarillo, TX - Midnight Rodeo
August 6 - Albuquerque, NM - Sunshine Theatre
August 8 - Anaheim, CA - House of Blues
August 9 - West Hollywood, CA - House of Blues
August 10 - San Diego, CA - House of Blues
Starting today, Flyleaf will be embarking on a US Headlining tour alongside Drowning Pool with opening act, Stars in Stereo. In anticipation for the tour they have released a tour video showcasing their upcoming dates and are giving fans the opportunity to upgrade their tickets to VIP, check out their Facebook for more information.
02/21 - Philadelphia - Theatre of the Living Arts (TLA)
02/22 - Pittsburgh - Altar Bar
02/23 - Hartford - Webster Theater
02/24 - Allentown - Crocodile Rock Cafe
02/27 - Huntington - The Paramount
02/28 - New York - Irving Plaza
03/01 - Asbury Park - The Stone Pony
03/02 - Silver Spring - The Fillmore
03/04 - Lancaster - Chameleon Club
03/05 - Cincinnati - Bogart’s
03/06 - Cleveland - House of Blues
03/08 - Grand Rapids - The Intersection
03/09 - Detroit - St. Andrews Halls
03/10 - Chicago - House of Blues
03/12 - Minneapolis - First Avenue
03/14 - Denver - The Summit Music Hall
03/15 - Salt Lake City - In the Venue
03/16 - Boise - Knitting Factory
03/17 - Spokane - Knitting Factory Concert House
03/19 - Reno - Knitting Factory
03/21 - Anaheim - House of Blues
03/22 - Las Vegas - Hard Rock Cafe on the Strip
03/23 - Tempe - The Marquee
03/24 - Tuscon - The Rock
03/26 - Dallas - House of Blues
03/27 - Austin - The Belmont
03/28 - Houston - House of Blues
Flyleaf has just unleashed the official video for their second single “Call You Out,” off their recently released new album New Horizons, their last with long time singer Lacey Sturm. The animated video follows an angry bear destined to destroy the smaller animals towns, only to find himself faced with the masses. The video was directed by Brad Scott who has this to say about the band and creating the video:
"Our team has been a fan of Flyleaf since the very beginning, so working on a music video for the album ‘New Horizons’ was a great honor. Flyleafs new song Call You Out is about the power of truth rising against evil. We aligned our characters with a cast of animals who were pitted against the ultimate antagonist in a forest. Through this, the video became the ultimate musical fable; light versus dark, and the triumph of good versus evil. Using live-action and animation we decided to limit our style to a monochromatic tone, with a dark and stormy vibe. I feel that Flyleaf fans all around will love this video, and were really excited for the premiere."
For more of the latest news on Flyleaf, head to their official site, Facebook and Twitter pages. Make sure to pick up a copy of New Horizons on iTunes