The Early November
The Early November is an American emo rock band with a discography spanning from 2002 to 2019. Their music can be likened to bands like Brand New and Dashboard Confessional. They have released multiple EPs and full-length albums, with their latest album, "Lilac," dropping in 2019.
News updates for The Early November
The Early November Shares New Single + Music Video “Tired Of Lying from forthcoming LP
May 7, 2024 – Alternative rock group The Early November is back with another new single; “Tired Of Lying” is out now, along with a brand new music video. “Tired Of Lying” is the third track to be released from the band’s forthcoming Self-Titled album. Shares frontman Ace Enders: “This song is about overcoming childhood trauma and demons while at the same time learning about and trying to face your new ones. The vicious cycle many of us sadly find ourselves in.” Watch the official video for the new single below. Their self titled LP will be released on June 14, 2024.
Releases
Lilac
September 27, 2019The Early November is releasing their 5th studio album, "Lilac," on 27th September via Rise Records. This upcoming release showcases a more pop-centric direction for the band while retaining their signature vulnerability. Fans can expect a blend of emotive lyrics and catchy melodies, similar to artists like Dashboard Confessional and Taking Back Sunday.
Twenty
October 14, 2022Beloved American Rock band The Early November will release their album "Twenty" on 14th October via Pure Noise Records. The album features a mix of new tracks and older ones, offering a nostalgic yet forward-looking sound reminiscent of bands like Taking Back Sunday and Dashboard Confessional.
The Early November
June 14, 2024The Early November is set to release their self-titled album on June 14th, characterized by introspective lyrics and anthemic melodies. Drawing inspiration from youthful turbulence and tenderness, the 10-song collection, including lead single "What We Earn", showcases a blend of emotional intensity and artistic growth. Fans of alternative rock should anticipate a journey through self-reflection and creative experimentation in this upcoming release.