Bayside Debut "Mary" Video; U.S. Spring Co-Headline with Say Anything
BAYSIDE DEBUT “MARY” VIDEO
U.S. TOUR CO-HEADLINE TOUR WITH SAY ANYTHING BEGINS APRIL 17
View “Mary”: http://smarturl.it/maryvideo
Jan. 26, 2017, LOS ANGELES –Bayside, who embark on a co-headlining tour with Say Anything this Spring, debut the video for “Mary” (http://smarturl.it/maryvideo), the third clip to come from the band’s latest album, Vacancy.
The video finds the band as a narrative backdrop for the story of “Mary,” a young girl with dreams that belie her current station in life. The four-minute clip was directed by Jeremi Mattern (Danger Films) and filmed in Lubbock, Texas. Alternative Press said the wistful track was “worthy of filling any arena.”
Bayside forthcoming tour, with support from Reggie and the Full Effect (April 17 through May 14) and Hot Rod Circuit (May 16 through May 27), kicks off on April 17 in Houston. The six-week outing, which finds the New York-by-way-of-Nashville band joined by friends Say Anything for one of the genre’s most anticipated tours of the year. “I’ve been a big Say Anything fan for a long time,” said Bayside vocalist and guitarist, Anthony Raneri. “It’s always a special treat to be able to watch a great band that I’m genuinely a fan of every night when we’re on the road. Our goal with touring packages these days is to try and tour with bands that we think our fans either will or already do love. We’re always paying attention to what other bands our fans like and what band’s shirts we see at the shows. Say Anything is definitely one band that we’ve known for a long time that our fans would love to see us with”
Bayside & Say Anything Spring tour dates:
April 17 Houston, TX White Oak
April 18 Dallas, TX Gas Monkey Live!
April 19 Austin, TX Emo’s
April 21 Tempe, AZ The Marquee
April 22 San Diego, CA House of Blues
April 23 Santa Ana, CA The Observatory
April 24 Las Vegas, NV Vinyl @ The Hard Rock Hotel
April 25 Los Angeles, CA The Belasco Theater
April 26 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
April 28 Portland, OR Revolution Hall
April 29 Seattle, WA Showbox
May 1 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex
May 2 Denver, CO Summit Music Hall
May 4 Omaha, NE Slowdown
May 5 Chicago, IL Concord Music Hall
May 6 Cincinnati, OH Bogart’s
May 7 Pontiac, MI The Crofoot
May 9 Cleveland, OH House of Blues
May 10 Buffalo, NY Town Ballroom
May 12 Worcester, MA Palladium
May 13 Sayreville, NJ Starland Ballroom
May 14 Philadelphia, PA Electric Factory
May 16 New York, NY Playstation
May 17 Baltimore, MD Soundstage
May 19 Richmond, VA The National
May 20 Carrboro, NC Cat’s Cradle
May 21 Charleston, SC Music Farm
May 23 Jacksonville, FL Mavericks
May 24 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Revolution
May 25 Orlando, FL House of Blues
May 26 Atlanta, GA Masquerade
May 27 Nashville, TN Cannery Ballroom
VIP meet and greet packages are available via bayside.shofetti.com while general tickets are available via baysidebayside.com.
Vacancy (Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2b57UF7; iTunes: smarturl.it/Vacancy) was produced by Tim O’Heir (Sebadoh, Hedwig And The Angry Inch) and recorded during Raneri’s time at a Nashville hotel following the dissolution of his marriage. “I wanted this record to be more about what’s happening to me as opposed to having it be all about a disintegrating relationship,” explained Raneri when discussing the themes behind the 11-song release. Alternative Press said of the album, “the band have fully embraced their theatrical side, creating rock music worthy of filling any arena”, while Magnet described Vacancy as “hook-heavy” and “giant-riffed.”