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Mayday Parade release date, track listing and tour info

No band has been harder working in the past year than has Mayday Parade. Saying you do not believe it? Well, try 194 tour dates stops and 74,000 miles of travel, which has deservingly earned the band Songkick’s “Hardest Working band of 2010” award, topping Lady Gaga, Willy Nelson, and other highly notable artists. In early March, the band release, Voldosta, a six-song  EP, including four new songs, but did not stop there. 

As of yesterday, the band finally announced a release date of their newest upcoming, self-titled album, which will be made available October 4^th.

This twelve-song album will be their third full length album, and first since their release of Anywhere But Here, which was released in 2009. Mayday Parade originally burst onto the music scene with their debut album, A Lesson In Romantics, which sold over 170,000 copies and reached the top 10 of Billboard’s Heatseekers chart. Since then, the band has been on several headlining tours, a few stints on the Vans Warped Tour, and featured on a few Punk Goes… compilation albums by Fearless Records.

This summer, the band does not stop its hard work as it heads out on a 23 date North American Tour with All Time Low which starts July 28 in Richmond, Virginia and runs through August 27 in Niagara Falls, NY

The track listing of the new self-titled album can be found below

Mayday Parade:
1. Oh Well, Oh Well
2. No Heroes Allowed
3. When You See My Friends
4. You're Dead Wrong
5. Priceless
6. Stay
7. Call Me Hopeless, Not Romantic
8. A Shot Across the Bow
9. Everything's An Illusion
10. I'd Rather Make Mistakes Than Make Nothing At All
11. Without The Bitter The Sweet Isn't As Sweet
12. Happy Endings Are Stories That Haven't Ended Yet

Gym Class Heroes release new song

Yesterday, Gym Class Heroes along side AbsoulutePunk.net, released their new song "Stereo Hearts (ft. Adam Levine of Maroon 5)" that will debut on their new album Papercut Chronicles 2, which will release this fall.

Listen to the song HERE

Gym Class Heroes will also be headlining the Vans Warped Tour all summer this year. Check for a date near you!

Taylor Swift, Black Eyed Peas postpone charity concert

To the disappointment of many fans yesterday, the Robin Hood Foundation anti-poverty foundation, featuring hit acts of Taylor Swift, Black Eyed Peas and a list of others including: Debbie Harry, LL Cool J and Natasha Bedingfield, was forced to be postponed Thursday.

Approximately 60,000 fans showed up at Central Park’s Great Lawn in New York City to witness this benefit show, but due to a series of long delays and waiting, the promoters finally had to yank the plug on the show as heavier rain, thunder, and lightning rolled into the area, making for unplayable conditions, says the official Billboard.com reports of the show.

According to MTV.com, a representative from the Robin Hood Foundation has made a statement that they do not have a new date planned out yet for the benefit show.

"The heat wasn't going to stop them, the rain wasn't going to stop them, but the lightning — it stopped them. It came down to safety for everyone. Organizers are hoping to reschedule, so ticket buyers should hold onto their tickets. Robinhood.org will have information in the next week or so," said the rep when asked about a future show date.

No fan was more disappointed about the cancellation then was Taylor Swift. The singer/songwriter tweeted yesterday, after apologizing about the cancellation, “"I was like 'I get to sing with Fergie in NYC?!' and then there was rain and lightning and they're like 'it's cancelled' and I was like [sad emoticon]."

The Black Eyed Peas took to twitter as well to apologize. The group was able to perform an intimate show backstage for some fans, but still didn’t stop all of the group members feeling horrible about the situation.

"We are devastated and Fergie told me to tweet this she loves u all ... I hope that the concert will be rescheduled ASAP, our pea-ple deserve it, my pea-ple from chase and robinhood deserve this NYC we love u," said Taboo of Black Eyed Peas.

It appears even Mother Nature cannot take a break for a charity concert and hopefully she will be more agreeable upon the reschedule of the show.