[Watch] Live Stream of the 2011 KROQ Weenie Roast Feat. Linkin Park, The Strokes, Foster The People & More

Not in California and wanted to catch this year's KROQ Weenie Roast? No worries. You can peep the full live stream of the show here which features performances from some of your favorites like Linkin Park, Rise Against, The Strokes, Bad Religion, Cage The Elephant, A Day To Remember, Face To Face, Neon Trees, The Airborne Toxic Event, Lykke Li, Foster The People and Young The Giant. Show begins at 2pm PST with Young The Giant.

Check out the full schedule along with the live stream after the jump and you can also join in the discussion over at the Weenie Roast live blog on KROQ.com.

KROQ Weenie Roast Webcast:
2:00pm – Young The Giant
2:40pm – Foster The People
3:20pm – Airborne Toxic Event
4:00pm – Neon Trees
5:15pm – Face To Face
5:45pm – A Day To Remember
6:15pm – Cage The Elephant
6:50pm – Bad Religion
7:30pm – The Strokes
8:10pm – Rise Against
9:30pm – Linkin Park

[Watch] A Day To Remember – "All I Want" x "Better Off This Way" Live on Jimmy Kimmel

Following the release of new album What Separates Me From You late last year, A Day To Remember took to the stage on Jimmy Kimmel last night. They stepped up and delivered roaring performances of lead single "All I Want" which we got to see the cameo filled video of last week. Along with this they played album track "Better Off This Way" which you can catch after the jump. What Separates Me From You is out now if you fancy picking it up.

The band are about to set upon a pretty big tour accross Europe and the states, the dates of which you can take a peek at over here. Enjoy the performance courtesy of The Audio Perv.

[Watch] A Day To Remember - "All I Want" (Video)

A Day To Remember have unveiled their new video for the first single from new album What Separates Me From You which is out now for you to pick up. Check out the video up top. They have also set out a pretty large tour for this year and you can check out the dates after the jump.

Up top in the video you can see the band performing the track with a little help from just about everyone else on the scene! Including the following; Crime In Stereo, Tom Denney (A Day To Remember’s former guitarist), Veara, Bring Me The Horizon, Silverstein, Parkway Drive, The DevilWearsPrada, AndrewWK, Pete Wentz, Millencolin, As I Lay Dying, The Red Chord, August Burns Red, Comeback Kid, Seventh Star, Maylene & The Sons of Disaster, Architects, MxPx, Your Demise, Trivium, Pierce the Veil, The Acacia Strain, This Is Hell and Set Your Goals. See how many you can spot!

A Day to Remember 2011 Tour Dates for Europe and the States:

01/28 – Glasgow, UK @ Academy
01/29 – Dublin, IE @ The Academy
01/30 – Manchester, UK @ Manchester Apollo
02/01 – Newcastle, UK @ O2 Academy Newcastle
02/02 – Birmingham, UK @ O2 Academy Birmingham
02/03 – Bristol, UK @ O2 Academy Bristol
02/04 – Brighton, UK @ Brighton Dome
02/05 – London, UK @ Brixton Academy
02/08 – Brussels, BE @ Ancienne Belgique
02/09 – Amsterdam, NL @ Melkweg
02/10 – Paris, FR @ Le Nouveau Casino
02/11 – Lyon, FR @ CCO
02/12 – Barcelona, ES @ Bikini
02/14 – Bologna, IT @ Vidia Club
02/15 – Zurich, CH @ Dynamo Zurich
02/16 – Munich, DE @ Theaterfabrik
02/17 – Stuttgart, DE @ Longhorn LKA
02/18 – Cologne, DE @ Essigfabrik
02/19 – Hamburg, DE @ Grossenfreiheit
02/20 – Berlin, DE @ Huxley’s
02/22 – Muenster, DE @ Skaters Palace
03/10 – Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
03/11 – Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
03/13 – Worcester, MA @ The Palladium
03/15 – New York, NY @ Irving Plaza
03/16 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE
03/18 – Niagara Falls, NY @ Rapids Theatre
03/19 – Montreal, QC @ Metropolis
03/20 – Toronto, ON @ The Sound Academy
03/22 – Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre
03/24 – Chicago, IL @ Congress Theatre
03/25 – Minneapolis, MN @ Epic
03/26 – Kansas City, MO @ Beaumont Club
03/27 – Denver, CO @ The Fillmore
03/29 – Magna, UT @ Saltair
03/30 – Spokane, WA @ The Knitting Factory
03/31 – Seattle, WA @ The Showbox
04/01 – Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre
04/02 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater
04/03 – San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield
04/05 – Fresno, CA @ Woodland Park Amp
04/06 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium
04/07 – San Diego, CA @ Valley View Casino Center
04/08 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
04/09 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
04/11 – Tulsa, OK @ The Brady Theater
04/12 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live at Moody Theatre
04/13 – Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live
04/15 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade – Outdoor
04/18 – St. Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Live
05/01 – East Rutherford, NJ @ Bamboozle

[Watch] A Day To Remember Almost Acoustic KROQ Full Set

So we got to view My Chemical Romance and their Almost Acoustic KROQ set earlier, and now we have the entertaining and energetic boys known as A Day To Remember for your viewing please. Check out the full set up top courtesy of the Audio Perv. Their latest studio offering is their shot for the moon and is a rip roaring effort well worth a listen. If you haven't picked up What Separates Me From You it's out now for you to pick up. Christmas had been and gone but why not treat yourself with some of that money you got in your stocking?

[Watch] A Day To Remember - "All I Want" (Acoustic)

At the start of October we posted the first single from What Separates Me From You titled "All I Want" and now courtesy of VictorVTV we have a nice acoustic version of the track to enjoy. Their latest album is a further step away from earlier work, but it's good to see that they have kept growing, and walking in the direction they want to. As oppose to the direction some people may have pushed them towards. Enjoy the video up top and if you're yet to pick up the album you can head on over here to pick it up. 

[Review] A Day To Remember - 'What Separates Me From You'

"I paid the price so ill take whats mine" roars through the speakers as A Day To Remember's new album begins to play. Straight away you might be grinning at the sheer momentum they have launched into this new release. What Separates Me From You is the bands 4th full length studio album, and it's set for release next week on November 16th and is the follow up to 2009's pretty successful Homesick. Next on the opening track comes the harmonic sing along chorus which is shortly lived before a return to the machine gunning guitars and the boom of hard beating drums. "Where were you when my walls came falling down" seems like a fitting lyric at this time. It could match the feeling you may have at this point after thinking the days of big breakdowns and stomp alongs from these guys were long gone. Fear not though, as track one, "Sticks & Bricks" is repeat worthy straight off the bat.

Next up is the lead single, "All I Want" which we got a listen to last month when the track premiered on KROQ. It also caused a bit of a stir as it did seem like ADTR were going own the poppier route with the new tracks. Jeremy was quick to act in response though and reassured fans via a blog update on the official site to fans. "All I Want is a place to call my own" chants the chorus again sits well with the band and where they are right now 4 albums later. This effort from the word go appears to be the bands biggest push to date and they've tested the boundaries once again. They're managing to keep their small town roots and take their long term fans along with them. All whilst developing into a show selling monster that will, in turn, reap the rewards of new fans at home and across the waters.

Next track is "It's Complicated", another sharp sounding guitar tone, one that I can't remember hearing from the band for a while, discounting Homesick's "If This Means A Lot To You" which featured an acoustic! An angst filled track about now and then including breakdown and group sing along before the track is over. Then we're onto another feather filled track in the form of "This Is The House That Doubt Built". I say this because it starts soft, yet within the opening seconds it seems to be instantaneously building up and then DROP. Feedback….. overdrive and drums take over before another scream along chorus. So far the album seems to be a 50/50 mix of heavy verses and harmonieus sing along chorus'.

Speaking of memorable next up is "2nd sucks" which we got a preview of courtesy of Victory Records last month. It's ballsy and it's gritty and more in the realm of "old" ADTR who so far have been seem to be elsewhere on this album given a few minor exceptions. The track seems to be over as quick as it seems yet I want to hit repeat immediately and listen again. Gold star for effort on this one guys. Quickly get your breath back before the next track kicks in fully. It's a sing along one so keep your voice ready as it comes complete with a Paramore like "Woooah oahhhhhohhh" that will embed itself in your head and most likely upon the second play of the track have you joining in. "Better off this way" would do well as a single in my opinion but that doesn't make it my favourite track thus far on the album.

Palm muted soft guitars and only a singers voice to accompany always make me close my eyes in fear for a second. Not in a weird way, but just that I never know if tracks like this will (if at all) ever truly kick in and give us something that hasn't been done a hundred times before by bands in smaller towns than the one these guys originally come from. "I hate this town" is the first thing you hear when "All Signs Point To Lauderdale" slowly starts to play and they're also the last thing that echoes into the silence as the track draws to a close. I'm kind of sorry to say it doesn't seem to progress as far as it could go. It reminds me of New Found Glory and other similar Pop-punk bands. It's good, yet it's not ADTR as they've come to be known in the past 5 years. However, live I think the track could pick up momentum and be a crowd favourite 'cos most kids these days tend to say they hate the town they're in. They most likely don't but it won't stop them joining in when the band belt this one out live.

RAWRRRRR. You may have lost interest by now (with the review not the album) but the next track which is awesomely named "You be Tails, I'll Be Sonic" will slap you in the face and bring your consciousness back down to earth in a split second as Jeremy's voice cuts into either side of my head like a badly thrown football. "All the things you love, are all the things I hate, How did we get here in the first place" bellows from Jeremy's belly before another breakdown and another big stand out track on the album is nearly finished. 8/10ths through What Separates Me From You and I'm beginning to feel that A Day To Remember have found their stride, found their niche and they are parading it around like a trophy for us all to see.

As the next track started I paused it for a second as I thought my laptop was playing up because the song playing kinda sounded similar to "All signs point to lauderdale". Slow start with nothing but singer and palm mutes… even sounds to be in the same key…"Out Of Time" may actually be out of time as within seconds I'm worried it's too similar to a song 2 tracks previous. Let's hope this delivers a little more and a simple cross of my fingers seems to have worked. The track is a nice mix of fist pumping head banging drums that cut through the mix nicely thrown in with a lead guitar line that also finds it's way to the front of the track amongst the bass and rhythm guitars that chug away. "I thought this was what you wanted" rages from the stereo and they have nailed another track. 

The last track on the album is titled "If I Leave" and seems like a nice end to an album that I have enjoyed from front to back. Bar the one moment of pause i gave to it to check if I had the same track on twice (I didn't. My bad). A pick slide and a good jump along fist pumping track later and that's it. A year and a half in the making, along with a tonne of live shows later and A Day To Remember have offered up their head to the chopping board with their 4th studio album and I think they're going to live to tell the tale.

It really is the bands attempt to land on the moon. To shoot for the stars and make the music that Homesick taught us that they were so good at. It's not For Those Who Have Heart but there's definitely elements of earlier days in there. It does have aspects of New Found Glory in there which some people may not like me saying but Chad Gilbert did produce the album. I'm not saying this is why the similarities are there but he may have had some influence on the band during his involvement with their last 2 albums. Don't fret though, listen to their debut And Their Name was treason and this isn't a million miles away from where they began in terms of style. In execution it's toned and put together well. It's another step in the direction the band have been heading in from day one. Once upon a time they were playing shows to nobody and now they are dominating festival lineups and clubs across the world. ADTR have delivered a nicely packaged tight, well produced studio gem and I challene the old fans to not join in and dance with the new kids to this one.

Download: "Sticks & Stones"and "You be Tails, I'll Be Sonic"

A Day To Remember - "You Be Tails, I'll Be Sonic" by Some Kind of Awesome

A Day To Remember - "All I Want" by Some Kind of Awesome

[Listen] A Day To Remember - "2nd Sucks"

After we posted the first single from What Separates Me From You a few weeks ago we have our second preview of A Day To Remembers 4th studio album. The track is way heavier than "All I Want" which should put a few minds at rest that the album was going to be a big step away from their earlier works. "All I Want" is out now and you can pick it up over on iTunes. As mentioned in the previous post about ADTR they are keeping us entertained prior to the albums release which is set for release on November the 16th, with studio updates/teasers. In true form the videos are pretty funny to watch and in the latest offering you can check out Alex laying down the drum tracks whilst listening to NWA. GOLDEN EAGLE!. Listen to "2nd Sucks" after the jump but hurry it's only going to be streaming for 2 more days.

[Listen] A Day To Remember - "All I Want"

Yesterday KROQ debuted the brand new track from Florida boys A Day To Remember. "All I Want" is taken from their 4th full length studio album What Separates Me From You, which is set for release on November the 16th, check out a comedic promo video for the album here. It's been produced by Chad Gilbert of New Found Glory who coincidentally also produced Homesick. If you fancy a bit more info on that then head on over to his blog for some recording pictures and general joking around from the guys.

If you haven't heard their last album Homesick yet I'd be one of the first people to say go and pick it up, and the rest of back catalogue for that matter. Now if you are familier with the band you may be thinking this songs a bit to, what's the word, soft? But don't fear you can go get excited over the preview of another track they posted on their Facebook called "2nd Sucks", it may stop you from freaking out that the album is going to be too big of a step away from their earlier works. Take a listen to "All I Want" below.

Update: Jeremy just did a blog post to further re-assure worried fans. Told you not to worry.

A Day To Remember - "All I Want" by Some Kind of Awesome