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Bad Suns is an Indie-rock band hailing from Southern California, USA, melding 80s post-punk with Elvis Costello's melodic sensibilities to create their angst-ridden, hook-heavy indie rock.

Bad Suns formed in 2012, featuring the members Christo Bowman (vocals), Miles Morris (drums/percussion), Gavin Bennett (bassist) and Ray Libby (guitar). The bad quickly honed their craft, writing songs that were rather accomplished considering the short space of time in which the band had been together, as well as the young age of the musicians.

Having signed to the Vagrant label, Bad Suns released their debut EP, "Transpose" in early 2014. The release captured a youthful angst, through their grinding riffs, with sensitive yet strong vocals reminiscent of Robert Smith. They also harnessed the energy of The Clash and other early punk bands into their music.

"Transpose" was followed by their debut full-length album, "Language & Perspective," later that year, an eleven track album that is full of memorable hooks and stadium-sized anthems. The album was produced by Eric Palmquist, who has worked previously on records for artists including The Mars Volta, Wavves and Trash Talk.

The band's first single, "Cardiac Arrest" made significant waves on the American music scene, receiving significant radio airplay. The band also performed the song on the Conan show, as well as becoming a popular track on Alt Radio. This airplay and television performance helped raise the profile of the band and find new audiences across the country. They also secured a high profile support slot with The 1975 on their nationwide tour of the US.

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I went to Bad Suns' show at Ace of Spades last night with my parents. Aside from frustrations due to ADA seating being changed for the worse and leading me to not sit there (I am disabled and use a wheelchair when I attend concerts) the show was absolutely fantastic. The energy from both the opening band, Vista Kicks, as well as Bad Suns, was high during the whole show. There were some memorable moments; someone shouted "You guys fucking rock!" out to Vista Kicks, and Derek (the lead singer) replied "You fucking rock." Someone else yelled out to Trevor, the bassist, "I love you, Trevor!" and he made a silly face in response. Ace of Spades has a no stagediving or crowdsurfing rule, apparently; but Christo, the lead singer of Bad Suns, ended up in the crowd at one point, with fans holding him up—this happened twice, and I can't say I've ever seen anything as interesting as someone being held up by a crowd of people. He also reached out to both sides of the crowd and held hands with fans while he sung. Overall, the show was a wonderful experience and I will definitely be seeing Bad Suns next time they come to Ace of Spades; perhaps even sooner if time and money allow. I also look forward to seeing Vista Kicks in the future as well, as they were probably the best opening band I've ever seen.

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I saw Bad Suns on July 25th @ the Fox in Oakland. They, along with the White Arrows opened up for The Neighbourhood. Up until that night, I was only familiar with their song "Cardiac Arrest." However, while I was at the concert I immediately fell in love with them! So much, in fact, that I purchased their debut album, 'Language & Perspective,' the second I got home. Their sound is so unique compared to what's playing on the radio right now. Not to mention, the lead singer, Christo's, voice vaguely reminds me of the voice of Brandon Flowers, the lead singer of The Killers (which I also happen to LOVE). They have a great energy about them that when they're onstage, the aura in the room is electric. Everyone in the audience in the concert thought they were amazing as well. They showed different sides of their music in their setlist, which I thought was really cool. My new favorite song from their album is "We Move Like the Ocean". I would DEFINITELY go see them again. I can honestly say their performance left a remarkable impression on me and now I'm scouring the internet trying to find more music. Their album leaves so much more to be desired, but in a good way. Can't wait for them to release new music and to hopefully see them in concert again!

I LOVED last night’s show! And Christo said it was probably the best show of the tour :) The Van Buren is fantastic also. I also loved the first opening act (Ultra Q), they are adorable and energetic and very talented. The thing I did not enjoy was the second opening act. I understand everyone likes different things, but I felt like they were not similar enough to Bad Suns to be enjoyed by most of the fans there, and then people started moshing and pushing people who had waited in line for multiple hours to be closer to the front until we lost our spots. It was super uncomfortable and drinks were being spilled and it was just really unexpected for all the people going to see Bad Suns. And the lead singer was doing this weird thing where he was looking really strangely and creepily at the crowd and we were all really confused. But despite all that and losing the spots we worked so hard to get, Bad Suns completely made up for it. Every guy (Christo, Gavin, Ray, and Miles) were working so hard and having fun and looking great, and it was Ray’s birthday, which made it extra special. The dancing was great, they sounded great, the energy was great, and the interaction with the audience was great. I wish I could go all over again.

Didn't even get to see them because my friends and I were kicked out. Bad Suns have REALLY shit fans. They don't dance and look at you like you're crazy for ENJOYING and JAMMING out to the music. Ya'll need to market your stuff to older and more mature adults and not some high school playground crap. My friend and I were dancing and these two girls started talking sh*t. I would've loved to see Bad Suns but these dumb white girls made a scene once we approached them and of course got us kicked out. Like these girls literally got in my face... and once I called them out they went crazy, but at least not before my friend let them know that their disrespectful behavior would not be tolerated like that again :))

GUYS- it's a concert. ENJOY the music, be merry, and dance your a** off, stop worrying about others or putting them down for being themselves and enjoying the moment.

Can't wait for the next time they're around. And... at least now I have a vinyl of theirs.

It was my first time ever going to a concert. The opening was Carlie Hanson and she was absolutely amazing. I’ve never heard of her before but her voice gave me chills and the whole vibe she brought to the stage was very exciting. She brought a scooter on stage which was rather funny and she enjoyed interacting with the crowd. As it wasn’t my first time going to a concert I really didn’t know what to expect and thought that Bad Suns were probably going to match the way she performed. Yet they went above and beyond. There were flashing lights, different colors and I could never take my eyes off of the screen. I could feel the music throughout my nature body and was left a little deaf afterwards, but everything was completely worth it.

I had an amazing time. This was my third time seeing them. I love them so much!! They have great energy and put on such a good show. Christo interacts with the audience a lot and isn't afraid to jump into the crowd. Their music is amazing and Christo's voice is beautiful. Ray is so cute jamming on the guitar and doing the background vocals. I literally am in love with him <3 Gavin and Miles are also stellar and complete the whole band. My friends who didn't know their music went with me and they had a great time even though they didn't know any of the songs; that's how amazing they are. I love bad suns so much and recommend everyone and anyone see them live.

Bad Suns were perfection. This was my second time seeing them and they just keep getting better and better! The lead singer was nice enough to say hello to us before the show even started, then once we were inside the venue, all the live acts were stunning. But when Bad Suns took on the stage, you could feel the energy and excitement radiating in the small intimate venue. I would most definitely recommend seeing them live, it's magical and life changing! GO BAD SUNS.

I loved their show! I have been fans of them for a while now and they sound great live! There was a good balance with interaction with the crowd and music played. The tickets were very reasonably priced and they sounded just like they do on their albums! The only negative was I couldn't hear the lead singer very well, as his microphone was down lower than normal. This could be their style of performing, but it took away from the concert a little.

2nd time seeing BadSuns in concert. This time they opened for Halsey in Orlando but I only went to see them & left after they finished up. They rock, they jam and sounded great as always! I can't wait until they come back through as the headline band BC they only got to play like 37 mins. They did however play 2 new songs Disappear Here and Heartbreaker off of their 2nd album that comes out 9.16.16 both songs of which I loved, alot.

I saw them live on November 1, 2016. It was my first concert and it couldn't have been better. The aesthetic of the show is beyond beautiful. The ambience of the environment just adds to the experience. And they're so intense it's exhilarating. If you genuinely love their music you HAVE to see them live. Prkmise you won't regret it. And purchasing it through SongKick was super easy. 10/10 would do it again.

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Listen: Bad Suns Let Go of “The One I Used to Love”

I ndie-pop group Bad Suns break free from a toxic bond in their new single “The One I Used to Love.” Released on Thursday (September 7), the track is a polished, deceptively danceable track born from a transformative new chapter.

“Newly free from the shackles of a long, sordid entanglement with addiction, I surveyed the landscape of my life in that moment, and I let my pen get to work,” frontman Christo Bowman shares in a statement. “With this song, I bid farewell to a tragic romance with alcohol, and a new odyssey unfolds.”

“The One I Used to Love” is the band’s first single since the release of their 2022 record Apocalypse Whenever . Comprised of Bowman on lead vocals and guitar, Gavin Bennett on bass, and drummer Miles Morris, Bad Suns have won over listeners with their punchy brand of rock-infused pop.

Next week, the band will embark on an extensive tour with The Band CAMINO , which will stop in cities across the U.S. through the end of October. A complete list of upcoming concert dates is listed below. Fans can find additional information about the tour and ticketing options by visiting Bad Suns’ official website .

Listen to “The One I Used to Love” below:

Bad Suns’ 2023 Tour Dates:

Sept. 14 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Met 

Sept. 15 – Washington, DC @ The Anthem 

Sept. 16 – Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway 

Sept. 18 – New York, NY @ Hammerstein Ballroom 

Sept. 19 – Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom 

Sept. 21 – Indianapolis, IN @ Murat Theatre 

Sept. 22 – Birmingham, AL @ Legacy Arena 

Sept. 23 – New Orleans, LA @ Tipitina’s Uptown *

Sept. 24 – Grand Prarie, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre 

Sept. 26 – Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Financial Theatre 

Sept. 27 – Los Angeles, CA @ Shrine Auditorium  

Sept. 28 – San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield 

Sept. 30 – Orem, UT @ UCCU Center 

Oct. 2 – Denver, CO @ Mission Ballroom 

Oct. 4 – Omaha, NE @ Steelhouse Omaha 

Oct. 6 – Kansas City, MO @ Arvest Band Theatre at the Midland 

Oct. 7 – Minneapolis, MN @ Armory 

Oct. 8 – Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 

Oct. 10 – Montreal, CA @ Mtelus 

Oct. 13 – Grand Rapids, MI @ GLC Live at 20 Monroe 

Oct. 14 – Madison, WI @ The Sylvee 

Oct. 16 – Columbus, OH @ Kemba Live! 

Oct. 17 – Louisville, KY @ Old Forester’s Paristown Hall 

Oct. 19 – Columbia, SC @ Township Auditorium 

Oct. 20 – Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy 

Oct. 21 – Nashville, TN @ Nashville Municipal Auditorium 

* with Colony House 

(Photo by Sarah Eiseman, Courtesy of Epitaph Records)

The post Listen: Bad Suns Let Go of “The One I Used to Love” appeared first on American Songwriter .

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• Swimming in the Moonlight
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• Heaven Is a Place in My Head
• Baby Blue Shades
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• This Was a Home Once
• Maybe You Saved Me
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Bad Suns at House of Blues, Anaheim, CA, USA

• Disappear Here
• Lunar Shadows
• Astral Plans
• We Move Like the Ocean
• Sleep Paralysis

Bad Suns at The Roxy, West Hollywood, CA, USA

• Nightclub (Waiting for You)
• The World and I

Bad Suns at Dusk Music Festival 2023

• Disappear Here / Swimming in the Moonlight
• Living Or Dying

Bad Suns at Old Forester's Paristown Hall, Louisville, KY, USA

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• Life Was Easier When I Only Cared About Me
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Bad Suns at GLC Live at 20 Monroe, Grand Rapids, MI, USA

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Bad Suns Announce New Project 'Infinite Joy'; Share New Single 'Living Or Dying'

Bad Suns have announced their new project, 'Infinite Joy', set to release on November 17.

Los Angeles natives Bad Suns announce plans to release a new collection of songs called ‘Infinite Joy', out November 17th via Epitaph Records.

With Grammy award-winning producer Ben Allen (Washed Out, Walk The Moon) at the helm, the trio masterfully crafts a sublime union of alternative indie rock and synth funk with an emphasis on glossy production and accessible pop sheen.  

Alongside today's announcement the band has released the track “Living Or Dying”.  Accompanied by shimmering hi-hats and an undeniable groove, the song explores existentialist themes in an uplifting atmosphere. Written by frontman Christo Bowman as an expression of encouragement to his fiancé as she contemplates a major life decision, he expresses,  

“Living a life in a state of fear or regret is hardly living. Life is too beautiful to waste.”  

Last month Bad Suns released the upbeat single and music video for “The One I Used To Love”- “a polished, deceptively danceable track born from a transformative new chapter” as highlighted by American Songwriter. Their first new music since their 2022 album Apocalypse Whenever, the song was a cathartic release for Bowman and a wistful ode to the past after overcoming addiction. 

“The songs on Infinite Joy reflect an oceanic scope of emotions which colored the last year of my life,” the frontman comments. “In October of 2022 I got clean after a decade spent battling with alcohol abuse. In the direct aftermath, it was like experiencing an entire ten years' worth of growth, in a matter of months. Growth doesn't occur independent of pain, sorrow, joy - every emotion imaginable. I had to go through all of it, and resist none of it. It's a journey I will be on for the rest of my life.” 

To Bowman, “infinite joy” is more like a renewable resource than a feeling. He first encountered the phrase while reading scientist and author Carl Sagan's novel ‘Contact'. It initially seemed oxymoronic, but after stopping to consider the possibilities, it started to take on meaning.  He muses, “Joy is an infinite reservoir which exists beneath the surface of palpable reality - accessible in fragments, most purely when we cease our attempts to grasp it. This idea struck me, perhaps because it seemed so naive and yet I couldn't negate it.” 

The FADER explained that Apocalypse Whenever conceptualized “an existential questioning of the way fear, regret and self-reflection function when informed by the notions of love and loss”. With songwriting as vulnerable as ever, Infinite Joy is brimming with contemplative lyricism as Bowman continues to look inward for answers. “Music tends to serve as a gateway to our purest emotions,” he explains. “My goal was, and always is, to allow room for every possible reaction to take place.” 

Following a whirlwind tour with The Band CAMINO, Bad Suns will be playing an intimate set at The Roxy for its 50 Years Of The Roxy Celebration on Nov. 13th, and an Infinite Joy release show on Nov. 17th. Tickets are available HERE .

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Warriors lose another home game, give away their clearest shot at the eighth seed

SAN FRANCISCO — The Golden State Warriors have a new candidate for the deadliest quarter of their shaky season. They had a clear path to the eighth seed and the top side of the Play-In bracket open up Friday night but fumbled it away during a 45-22 second quarter that saw the New Orleans Pelicans turn a nine-point deficit into a 14-point halftime lead.

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Some of it was New Orleans’ shot-making. CJ McCollum is scorching currently. After hitting nine 3s in Sacramento a night earlier, McCollum made eight more against the Warriors. Five of those came during that second quarter. McCollum’s final 3, a pump-fake wing dagger that fooled Steph Curry in the final minute, basically sealed the Pelicans win: 114-109.

The Warriors committed nine second-quarter turnovers, leading to 15 Pelicans points, mostly in transition. Steve Kerr said he liked the Warriors’ half-court effort, but the turnovers — again — compromised their defense.

“Killed us,” Kerr said.

Curry committed four of those nine second-quarter turnovers. He had seven giveaways in the game, appearing fatigued after logging 68 minutes the last two nights.

“Not all turnovers are created equal,” Curry said. “They were the ones that fueled transition, live-ball ones. They took full advantage of pretty much every single one and that little stretch in the second quarter just gave them life. … Fresh legs or not, they’re just bad decisions.”

The Sacramento Kings let a 16-point lead slip at home, losing 108-107 to the Phoenix Suns . The Kings are 1-5 in their last six games, cracking the door open for the Warriors to move into the eighth spot Friday night. But the loss pushed them back to 10th.

“It stings a lot,” Klay Thompson said of the seeding ramifications.

“I could care less about that,” Curry said. “It’s more about looking at ourselves and letting a game like tonight slip. At the end of the day it would really be nice to get (eighth); you want two cracks at it. Like that would have been the goal. But you just want to have the best vibes going into a playoff or Play-In scenario.”

Here is Steph Curry on the ramifications of the loss to the Pelicans and whether rest will be the priority on Sunday pic.twitter.com/EN2AL4fwPZ — Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) April 13, 2024

The Los Angeles Lakers survived a scare in Memphis and moved into the eighth spot, a game ahead of both the Kings and Warriors. If the Lakers win Sunday in New Orleans, they will clinch eighth, locking in a Warriors and Kings matchup in the 9 vs. 10 side of the Play-In.

But the Pelicans will be motivated, needing a win to ensure the sixth spot. So if the Lakers lose, the eighth seed is available again. The Kings get first crack. They play the 21-60 Blazers in Sacramento. The Kings get the eighth seed if they win and the Lakers lose.

If both the Lakers and Kings lose, the Warriors get eighth with a home win over a Jazz team that recently lost 13 in a row. All three games tip at 12:30 PT. If both the Lakers and Kings win, the Warriors are stuck in 10th, heading to Sacramento for an elimination game Wednesday night. If the Kings win, the Lakers lose and the Warriors win, the Warriors would host the Lakers on Wednesday night in Chase Center.

Plenty of scenarios remain possible, but it sounds like the Warriors are prepping to prioritize rest over chasing the unlikely dream that the Blazers actually find a way to beat the Kings. When asked if they’d think about resting some of their veterans against the Jazz, Kerr said: “Hell yeah.”

“Not the worst thing in the world,” Thompson said when asked about a possible day off.

“We’ll make that decision tomorrow,” Curry said.

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