Taking Back Sunday have announced a 20th anniversary reissue of their album Louder Now, set to arrive October 16th via Craft Recordings. The release sees the addition of B-sides “Brooklyn (If You See Something, Say Something)” and “Sleep,” as a bonus 7″ with the vinyl edition or included on the tracklist of the deluxe CD.
The Louder Now reissue is a significant milestone for the band, and singer Adam Lazzara expressed his excitement about the release, stating that the record represents a huge milestone for him and the band. He also mentioned that the opportunity to celebrate the record with John Nolan and Fred Mascherino on stage together is incredible.
Reissue Details
The vinyl edition of the reissue will come in a number of colors, including “Silver Screen,” “Burgundy Metallic,” “Coke Bottle Clear,” “Amazonite Swirl,” “Umber Brown,” and “Ultra-Clear with Glitter + Exclusive Replica Laminate,” as well as a single-LP “Oxblood” edition. Pre-orders are available for the reissue, which will feature the original Louder Now tracklist, plus the bonus tracks.
Upcoming Tour
Taking Back Sunday are currently preparing for a string of festival dates before their headlining US tour with Thrice and Saves the Day, set to run from mid-September to mid-October. The tour will include a special show at Red Rocks on October 14th, where the band will be performing the entirety of Louder Now in full. Tickets to their upcoming shows are available.
The Louder Now reissue is a celebration of the band’s history and a testament to the enduring power of their music. With the upcoming tour and reissue, Taking Back Sunday is giving fans a unique opportunity to experience their music in a new way. The reissue and tour are a must-see for fans of the band and anyone who loves Louder Now.
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