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Bilmuri, aka Johnny Franck (ex-Attack! Attack!), has been in the studio working on his next album. Interestingly, one of those sessions found him joined by Jeremy McKinnon (A Day To Remember), Noah Sebastian (Bad Omens), and Cody Quistad (Wage War). Franck shared the below photo: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bilmuri…
During Bad Omens’ January 22 show at Festival Hall in Melbourne, Australia, several fans were injured after ceiling tiles fell on the audience. The incident appeared to have been triggered by the band’s confetti canons. One fan named Sarah told Wall Of Sound that she suffered soft tissue damage on her hand: “I was recording…
Bad Omens have cancelled their upcoming European/UK tour. The trek was scrapped due to frontman Noah Sebastian suffering from “extreme burnout.” Sebastian commented: “I’ve been experiencing what can only be described as extreme burnout. While all the touring and work that we’ve put into this album cycle the last several years has been so gratifying…
Too Close To Touch have premiered a new song titled “Novocaine.” The track, which features Bad Omens’ Noah Sebastian, is from the band’s new album, “For Keeps,” which will be released on March 8. The group commented: “The song serves as a timeless tribute to the friendship and artistic bond shared by Keaton and Noah.…
During their January 9 show in Cardiff, UK, Bring Me The Horizon were joined onstage by Bad Omens singer Noah Sebastian for a performance of “Antivist.” You can see some fan-filmed footage of that below:
During a recent appearance on the “Artist Friendly Podcast,” Bad Omens vocalist Noah Sebastian revealed that the band are working on two new releases. One will be a new studio album, while the other will be a compilation featuring remixes, collaborations, and acoustic tracks. The latter will be called “Concrete Forever” like their upcoming tour.…
During their April 16 show at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, Spiritbox were joined onstage by Bad Omens vocalist Noah Sebastian for a performance of “Holy Roller.” You can see fan-filmed footage of that below:
Bad Omens were unable to finish their March 22 show at the Triffid in Sydney, Australia after Noah Sebastian started suffering vocal issues. Fans will be able to receive refunds at their point of purchase. Sebastian issued the following statement: “Tonight something happened with my voice that I can’t explain as it’s never happened to…
Lucifena, aka Stephanie Sanson (ex-You Only Live Once), has premiered a new video for her song “Falling.” This track features Sid Wilson (Slipknot) and Noah Sebastian (Bad Omens) and it appears on Lucifena’s latest album “Mood Swings.“ That effort finds her collaborating with Morgoth Beatz, aka Michael Montoya (Winds Of Plague). Lucifena commented: “When Morgoth…
Bad Omens previously made headlines after dropping off their early 2019 tour with The Amity Affliction and Senses Fail due to an alleged admat dispute. The co-headliners said Bad Omens were upset about the size of their name on the poster, but the band claimed that was not true. Now, The Amity Affliction’s Joel Birch…
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