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Tiffany
October 6th 2024
From beginning to the end, the concert was Awesome!! The two opening bands were great. By far, Sleeping With Sirens blew the roof off the place! I absolutely love Kellin Quinn and what he represents and how down to earth he is. Everything he talked about and the meaning behind his words were spot on. Totally hit home for me. I will definitely see them every and any time they come to New Orleans.
Thanks SWS. You guys Rock.
Tiffany
New Orleans, LA@House of Blues New Orleans
Amber
November 27th 2023
Amazing words canât describe express how much the show/they played and interacted with us (the crowd) meeting them was a dream come true. I was NOT disappointed at all. They are really nice amazing and down to earth in person when meant them. You can tell they do love all of their fans. I will most definitely will and want to see them again
Nashville, TN@Marathon Music Works
Jaden
September 20th 2023
Absolutely amazing. Always takes my breath away. I cried like a baby. Sws has no idea the impact they've had on my life. I literally couldn't control my emotions when they were up there. Theyve saved me more than they'd ever know. They always put on a great show. Anytime they're in Fargo or Minneapolis I have to see them because they're my favorite of all time.
Minneapolis, MN@The Fillmore Minneapolis
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About Sleeping With Sirens
It starts at ground zero. By wiping the slate clean and turning the page to the next chapter, Sleeping With Sirens re-center, recalibrate, and realign on their fifth full-length and first album for Sumerian Records, How It Feels to Be Lost. The gold-certified quintetâKellin Quinn [vocals, keyboards], Jack Fowler [lead guitar], Nick Martin [rhythm guitar], Justin Hills [bass], and Gabe Barham [drums]âamplify the impact of their unpredictable fretwork, velvet vocal acrobatics, and hypnotically heavy alternative transmissions without compromise.
In essence, the band strips itself to the core and uncovers what it sought all along⊠âWe needed to get back into a room and not care about the outcome,â exclaims Kellin. âWe needed to sit down and write something from our hearts we really love and believe in without regard for opinion. Thatâs what we did. We didnât care about the result. We wrote one song, liked it, and moved on. Everything finally fell into place.â
The time turned out to be right for them to do so.
Since emerging in 2010, Sleeping With Sirens have tested the boundaries of rock by walking a tightrope between pop, punk, metal, hardcore, electronic, acoustic, and even a little R&B. This high-wire balancing act attracted a faithful fan base known as âStrays,â generated global album sales in excess of 1.5 million, ignited over half-a-billion streams, and achieved a trio of gold-selling singles: âIf Iâm James Dean, Youâre Audrey Hepburn,â âIf You Canât Hang,â and âScene Two-Roger Rabbit.â They launched two albumsâFeel and Madnessâinto the Top 15 of the Billboard Top 200. Additionally, they collaborated with MGK on âAloneâ and Pierce the Veil on the gold-certified âKing For A Day.â Beyond selling out shows worldwide and receiving acclaim from The New York Times, Alternative Press crowned them âArtist of the Yearâ at the Alternative Press Music Awards, proclaimed âKick Meâ the 2015 âSong of the Yearâ, and featured them as cover stars a whopping seven times.
However, everything came to a head during 2017. In the midst of the tour cycle for Gossip, Kellin found himself at rock bottom under a haze of depression and alcoholism. Reaching a fork in the road, the future of the band hung in the balance. âI let everything go,â he admits. âI wasnât being the leader I had always been. For the last few years, I was struggling with alcoholism, depression, and anxiety. I didnât know how to turn it around or what to do. Being on the road and touring as much as we did for Gossip was really hard on me. I didnât know if I even had it in me to write another record or get on stage and perform. Something just happened one day. I woke up, called Jack, and said, âHey, I want to stop drinking. I want to go into a room and write the best record weâve ever writtenâ. Both of those things happened within a week.â
With Kellin free from alcohol as of December 2018, he and Jack holed up at MDDN studio in Los Angeles and got to work. This time around, they welcomed longtime friends Zakk Cervini [blink-182] and Matt Good [Asking Alexandria] behind the board as producers. Jack cooked up âdark musicâ that immediately resonated with the frontman.
The whole process âfelt organic,â as he recalls. âThe music reflected exactly where I was at.â As a result, the first single and opener âLeave It All Behindâ exudes an undeniable sense of urgency. A buoyant riff seesaws between electronic echoes before converging on a vocal crescendo topped off by a hard-hitting scream and distorted crash.
âSometimes, you get those thoughts,â he sighs. âYou wonder, âWhat would happen if I wasnât here?â I put it into perspective. There are people who listen to my band. Thereâs my family who rely on, love, and me. I realize itâs important to stick around, because we can figure it out together. This is also a reminder for the youth to keep fighting.â
The follow-up âAgree to Disagreeâ tempers a snaky bass line and a rush of vocals with a bold falsetto-punctuated declaration, âI like the nighttime, better.â âWe can sit around and argue all day long, but it doesnât matter whoâs right or wrong,â he continues. âWe need to realize if we canât agree, letâs find a way to coexist. We have to be open to understanding others, even if weâre arenât one-hundred percent on the same page.â
Elsewhere, the equally anthemic and addictive âMedicineâ confronts Kellinâs demons head on as it details âbeing up late at night drinking.â The finale âDying To Believeâ extracts comfort from darkness beneath cover of strings and guitars with a âthank youâ for the fans and reminder âto see the best in yourselves.â
In many ways, the title, How It Feels To Be Lost, hints at actualization as much as it does potential.
âIt felt like we finally found what we were looking for with this record,â Kellin smiles. âThe lyrics, the emotion, the musicianship, and the production are all there. Itâs the best we could do. Itâs going to be exciting to get on stage and perform these songs. We finally found ourselves.â
In finding themselves, Sleeping With Sirens emerge with their most dynamic and definitive body of work to date. âCertain records have saved our lives,â Kellin leaves off. âThey became staples that I put on. They got me through hard times in my life if I needed to scream or sing my heart out or just feel thrashing guitars and loud music. This album brings all of those sides together. I want this to be our anthem for new fans. To the diehards, we want this to do justice for you. Itâs what youâve been waiting for.â
In essence, the band strips itself to the core and uncovers what it sought all along⊠âWe needed to get back into a room and not care about the outcome,â exclaims Kellin. âWe needed to sit down and write something from our hearts we really love and believe in without regard for opinion. Thatâs what we did. We didnât care about the result. We wrote one song, liked it, and moved on. Everything finally fell into place.â
The time turned out to be right for them to do so.
Since emerging in 2010, Sleeping With Sirens have tested the boundaries of rock by walking a tightrope between pop, punk, metal, hardcore, electronic, acoustic, and even a little R&B. This high-wire balancing act attracted a faithful fan base known as âStrays,â generated global album sales in excess of 1.5 million, ignited over half-a-billion streams, and achieved a trio of gold-selling singles: âIf Iâm James Dean, Youâre Audrey Hepburn,â âIf You Canât Hang,â and âScene Two-Roger Rabbit.â They launched two albumsâFeel and Madnessâinto the Top 15 of the Billboard Top 200. Additionally, they collaborated with MGK on âAloneâ and Pierce the Veil on the gold-certified âKing For A Day.â Beyond selling out shows worldwide and receiving acclaim from The New York Times, Alternative Press crowned them âArtist of the Yearâ at the Alternative Press Music Awards, proclaimed âKick Meâ the 2015 âSong of the Yearâ, and featured them as cover stars a whopping seven times.
However, everything came to a head during 2017. In the midst of the tour cycle for Gossip, Kellin found himself at rock bottom under a haze of depression and alcoholism. Reaching a fork in the road, the future of the band hung in the balance. âI let everything go,â he admits. âI wasnât being the leader I had always been. For the last few years, I was struggling with alcoholism, depression, and anxiety. I didnât know how to turn it around or what to do. Being on the road and touring as much as we did for Gossip was really hard on me. I didnât know if I even had it in me to write another record or get on stage and perform. Something just happened one day. I woke up, called Jack, and said, âHey, I want to stop drinking. I want to go into a room and write the best record weâve ever writtenâ. Both of those things happened within a week.â
With Kellin free from alcohol as of December 2018, he and Jack holed up at MDDN studio in Los Angeles and got to work. This time around, they welcomed longtime friends Zakk Cervini [blink-182] and Matt Good [Asking Alexandria] behind the board as producers. Jack cooked up âdark musicâ that immediately resonated with the frontman.
The whole process âfelt organic,â as he recalls. âThe music reflected exactly where I was at.â As a result, the first single and opener âLeave It All Behindâ exudes an undeniable sense of urgency. A buoyant riff seesaws between electronic echoes before converging on a vocal crescendo topped off by a hard-hitting scream and distorted crash.
âSometimes, you get those thoughts,â he sighs. âYou wonder, âWhat would happen if I wasnât here?â I put it into perspective. There are people who listen to my band. Thereâs my family who rely on, love, and me. I realize itâs important to stick around, because we can figure it out together. This is also a reminder for the youth to keep fighting.â
The follow-up âAgree to Disagreeâ tempers a snaky bass line and a rush of vocals with a bold falsetto-punctuated declaration, âI like the nighttime, better.â âWe can sit around and argue all day long, but it doesnât matter whoâs right or wrong,â he continues. âWe need to realize if we canât agree, letâs find a way to coexist. We have to be open to understanding others, even if weâre arenât one-hundred percent on the same page.â
Elsewhere, the equally anthemic and addictive âMedicineâ confronts Kellinâs demons head on as it details âbeing up late at night drinking.â The finale âDying To Believeâ extracts comfort from darkness beneath cover of strings and guitars with a âthank youâ for the fans and reminder âto see the best in yourselves.â
In many ways, the title, How It Feels To Be Lost, hints at actualization as much as it does potential.
âIt felt like we finally found what we were looking for with this record,â Kellin smiles. âThe lyrics, the emotion, the musicianship, and the production are all there. Itâs the best we could do. Itâs going to be exciting to get on stage and perform these songs. We finally found ourselves.â
In finding themselves, Sleeping With Sirens emerge with their most dynamic and definitive body of work to date. âCertain records have saved our lives,â Kellin leaves off. âThey became staples that I put on. They got me through hard times in my life if I needed to scream or sing my heart out or just feel thrashing guitars and loud music. This album brings all of those sides together. I want this to be our anthem for new fans. To the diehards, we want this to do justice for you. Itâs what youâve been waiting for.â
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Genres:
Epic, Post Hardcore, Punk, Emo-pop, Pop, Pop Rock, Rock, Pop Punk
Band Members:
Kellin Quinn - Vocals / Keyboards, Jack Fowler - Guitar, Justin Hills - Bass, Nick Martin - Guitar
Hometown:
Grand Rapids, Michigan
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Sleeping With Sirens
3 days ago
đšNorth Americađš Weâre going on tour next year with Pierce The Veil plus Beach Weather & Daisy Grenade on select dates!
Members of The Sirens Club, Sleeping with Sirensmore
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concerts and tour dates
Upcoming
Past
concerts near you
all concerts & live streams
Show More Dates (36)
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Sleeping With Sirens merch
Sleeping With Sirens - Green Madness ...
$22.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Green Madness ...
$24.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Madness - Offi...
$24.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Sword - Offici...
$14.99 - $28.99
Complete Collapse
$12.98
Sleeping With Sirens - Red Chain - Of...
$29.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Red Chain - Of...
$24.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Red Chain - Of...
$39.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Red Chain - Of...
$24.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Red Chain - Of...
$22.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Madness - Offi...
$22.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Green Madness ...
$29.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Madness - Offi...
$24.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Green Madness ...
$24.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Green Madness ...
$44.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Madness - Offi...
$39.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Green Madness ...
$24.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Green Madness ...
$29.99
Sleeping With Sirens - Madness - Offi...
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Fan Reviews
Tiffany
October 6th 2024
From beginning to the end, the concert was Awesome!! The two opening bands were great. By far, Sleeping With Sirens blew the roof off the place! I absolutely love Kellin Quinn and what he represents and how down to earth he is. Everything he talked about and the meaning behind his words were spot on. Totally hit home for me. I will definitely see them every and any time they come to New Orleans.
Thanks SWS. You guys Rock.
Tiffany
New Orleans, LA@House of Blues New Orleans
Amber
November 27th 2023
Amazing words canât describe express how much the show/they played and interacted with us (the crowd) meeting them was a dream come true. I was NOT disappointed at all. They are really nice amazing and down to earth in person when meant them. You can tell they do love all of their fans. I will most definitely will and want to see them again
Nashville, TN@Marathon Music Works
Jaden
September 20th 2023
Absolutely amazing. Always takes my breath away. I cried like a baby. Sws has no idea the impact they've had on my life. I literally couldn't control my emotions when they were up there. Theyve saved me more than they'd ever know. They always put on a great show. Anytime they're in Fargo or Minneapolis I have to see them because they're my favorite of all time.
Minneapolis, MN@The Fillmore Minneapolis
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About Sleeping With Sirens
It starts at ground zero. By wiping the slate clean and turning the page to the next chapter, Sleeping With Sirens re-center, recalibrate, and realign on their fifth full-length and first album for Sumerian Records, How It Feels to Be Lost. The gold-certified quintetâKellin Quinn [vocals, keyboards], Jack Fowler [lead guitar], Nick Martin [rhythm guitar], Justin Hills [bass], and Gabe Barham [drums]âamplify the impact of their unpredictable fretwork, velvet vocal acrobatics, and hypnotically heavy alternative transmissions without compromise.
In essence, the band strips itself to the core and uncovers what it sought all along⊠âWe needed to get back into a room and not care about the outcome,â exclaims Kellin. âWe needed to sit down and write something from our hearts we really love and believe in without regard for opinion. Thatâs what we did. We didnât care about the result. We wrote one song, liked it, and moved on. Everything finally fell into place.â
The time turned out to be right for them to do so.
Since emerging in 2010, Sleeping With Sirens have tested the boundaries of rock by walking a tightrope between pop, punk, metal, hardcore, electronic, acoustic, and even a little R&B. This high-wire balancing act attracted a faithful fan base known as âStrays,â generated global album sales in excess of 1.5 million, ignited over half-a-billion streams, and achieved a trio of gold-selling singles: âIf Iâm James Dean, Youâre Audrey Hepburn,â âIf You Canât Hang,â and âScene Two-Roger Rabbit.â They launched two albumsâFeel and Madnessâinto the Top 15 of the Billboard Top 200. Additionally, they collaborated with MGK on âAloneâ and Pierce the Veil on the gold-certified âKing For A Day.â Beyond selling out shows worldwide and receiving acclaim from The New York Times, Alternative Press crowned them âArtist of the Yearâ at the Alternative Press Music Awards, proclaimed âKick Meâ the 2015 âSong of the Yearâ, and featured them as cover stars a whopping seven times.
However, everything came to a head during 2017. In the midst of the tour cycle for Gossip, Kellin found himself at rock bottom under a haze of depression and alcoholism. Reaching a fork in the road, the future of the band hung in the balance. âI let everything go,â he admits. âI wasnât being the leader I had always been. For the last few years, I was struggling with alcoholism, depression, and anxiety. I didnât know how to turn it around or what to do. Being on the road and touring as much as we did for Gossip was really hard on me. I didnât know if I even had it in me to write another record or get on stage and perform. Something just happened one day. I woke up, called Jack, and said, âHey, I want to stop drinking. I want to go into a room and write the best record weâve ever writtenâ. Both of those things happened within a week.â
With Kellin free from alcohol as of December 2018, he and Jack holed up at MDDN studio in Los Angeles and got to work. This time around, they welcomed longtime friends Zakk Cervini [blink-182] and Matt Good [Asking Alexandria] behind the board as producers. Jack cooked up âdark musicâ that immediately resonated with the frontman.
The whole process âfelt organic,â as he recalls. âThe music reflected exactly where I was at.â As a result, the first single and opener âLeave It All Behindâ exudes an undeniable sense of urgency. A buoyant riff seesaws between electronic echoes before converging on a vocal crescendo topped off by a hard-hitting scream and distorted crash.
âSometimes, you get those thoughts,â he sighs. âYou wonder, âWhat would happen if I wasnât here?â I put it into perspective. There are people who listen to my band. Thereâs my family who rely on, love, and me. I realize itâs important to stick around, because we can figure it out together. This is also a reminder for the youth to keep fighting.â
The follow-up âAgree to Disagreeâ tempers a snaky bass line and a rush of vocals with a bold falsetto-punctuated declaration, âI like the nighttime, better.â âWe can sit around and argue all day long, but it doesnât matter whoâs right or wrong,â he continues. âWe need to realize if we canât agree, letâs find a way to coexist. We have to be open to understanding others, even if weâre arenât one-hundred percent on the same page.â
Elsewhere, the equally anthemic and addictive âMedicineâ confronts Kellinâs demons head on as it details âbeing up late at night drinking.â The finale âDying To Believeâ extracts comfort from darkness beneath cover of strings and guitars with a âthank youâ for the fans and reminder âto see the best in yourselves.â
In many ways, the title, How It Feels To Be Lost, hints at actualization as much as it does potential.
âIt felt like we finally found what we were looking for with this record,â Kellin smiles. âThe lyrics, the emotion, the musicianship, and the production are all there. Itâs the best we could do. Itâs going to be exciting to get on stage and perform these songs. We finally found ourselves.â
In finding themselves, Sleeping With Sirens emerge with their most dynamic and definitive body of work to date. âCertain records have saved our lives,â Kellin leaves off. âThey became staples that I put on. They got me through hard times in my life if I needed to scream or sing my heart out or just feel thrashing guitars and loud music. This album brings all of those sides together. I want this to be our anthem for new fans. To the diehards, we want this to do justice for you. Itâs what youâve been waiting for.â
In essence, the band strips itself to the core and uncovers what it sought all along⊠âWe needed to get back into a room and not care about the outcome,â exclaims Kellin. âWe needed to sit down and write something from our hearts we really love and believe in without regard for opinion. Thatâs what we did. We didnât care about the result. We wrote one song, liked it, and moved on. Everything finally fell into place.â
The time turned out to be right for them to do so.
Since emerging in 2010, Sleeping With Sirens have tested the boundaries of rock by walking a tightrope between pop, punk, metal, hardcore, electronic, acoustic, and even a little R&B. This high-wire balancing act attracted a faithful fan base known as âStrays,â generated global album sales in excess of 1.5 million, ignited over half-a-billion streams, and achieved a trio of gold-selling singles: âIf Iâm James Dean, Youâre Audrey Hepburn,â âIf You Canât Hang,â and âScene Two-Roger Rabbit.â They launched two albumsâFeel and Madnessâinto the Top 15 of the Billboard Top 200. Additionally, they collaborated with MGK on âAloneâ and Pierce the Veil on the gold-certified âKing For A Day.â Beyond selling out shows worldwide and receiving acclaim from The New York Times, Alternative Press crowned them âArtist of the Yearâ at the Alternative Press Music Awards, proclaimed âKick Meâ the 2015 âSong of the Yearâ, and featured them as cover stars a whopping seven times.
However, everything came to a head during 2017. In the midst of the tour cycle for Gossip, Kellin found himself at rock bottom under a haze of depression and alcoholism. Reaching a fork in the road, the future of the band hung in the balance. âI let everything go,â he admits. âI wasnât being the leader I had always been. For the last few years, I was struggling with alcoholism, depression, and anxiety. I didnât know how to turn it around or what to do. Being on the road and touring as much as we did for Gossip was really hard on me. I didnât know if I even had it in me to write another record or get on stage and perform. Something just happened one day. I woke up, called Jack, and said, âHey, I want to stop drinking. I want to go into a room and write the best record weâve ever writtenâ. Both of those things happened within a week.â
With Kellin free from alcohol as of December 2018, he and Jack holed up at MDDN studio in Los Angeles and got to work. This time around, they welcomed longtime friends Zakk Cervini [blink-182] and Matt Good [Asking Alexandria] behind the board as producers. Jack cooked up âdark musicâ that immediately resonated with the frontman.
The whole process âfelt organic,â as he recalls. âThe music reflected exactly where I was at.â As a result, the first single and opener âLeave It All Behindâ exudes an undeniable sense of urgency. A buoyant riff seesaws between electronic echoes before converging on a vocal crescendo topped off by a hard-hitting scream and distorted crash.
âSometimes, you get those thoughts,â he sighs. âYou wonder, âWhat would happen if I wasnât here?â I put it into perspective. There are people who listen to my band. Thereâs my family who rely on, love, and me. I realize itâs important to stick around, because we can figure it out together. This is also a reminder for the youth to keep fighting.â
The follow-up âAgree to Disagreeâ tempers a snaky bass line and a rush of vocals with a bold falsetto-punctuated declaration, âI like the nighttime, better.â âWe can sit around and argue all day long, but it doesnât matter whoâs right or wrong,â he continues. âWe need to realize if we canât agree, letâs find a way to coexist. We have to be open to understanding others, even if weâre arenât one-hundred percent on the same page.â
Elsewhere, the equally anthemic and addictive âMedicineâ confronts Kellinâs demons head on as it details âbeing up late at night drinking.â The finale âDying To Believeâ extracts comfort from darkness beneath cover of strings and guitars with a âthank youâ for the fans and reminder âto see the best in yourselves.â
In many ways, the title, How It Feels To Be Lost, hints at actualization as much as it does potential.
âIt felt like we finally found what we were looking for with this record,â Kellin smiles. âThe lyrics, the emotion, the musicianship, and the production are all there. Itâs the best we could do. Itâs going to be exciting to get on stage and perform these songs. We finally found ourselves.â
In finding themselves, Sleeping With Sirens emerge with their most dynamic and definitive body of work to date. âCertain records have saved our lives,â Kellin leaves off. âThey became staples that I put on. They got me through hard times in my life if I needed to scream or sing my heart out or just feel thrashing guitars and loud music. This album brings all of those sides together. I want this to be our anthem for new fans. To the diehards, we want this to do justice for you. Itâs what youâve been waiting for.â
Show More
Genres:
Epic, Post Hardcore, Punk, Emo-pop, Pop, Pop Rock, Rock, Pop Punk
Band Members:
Kellin Quinn - Vocals / Keyboards, Jack Fowler - Guitar, Justin Hills - Bass, Nick Martin - Guitar
Hometown:
Grand Rapids, Michigan
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