Taking Back Sunday to Reissue 'Louder Now' for 20th Anniversary

What's Happening? Taking Back Sunday has announced a 20th anniversary reissue of their album 'Louder Now,' set to be released on October 16th via Craft Recordings. The reissue will include B-sides 'Brooklyn (If You See Something, Say Something)' and 'Sleep,' available as a bonus 7-inch with the viny

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What's Happening?

Taking Back Sunday has announced a 20th anniversary reissue of their album 'Louder Now,' set to be released on October 16th via Craft Recordings. The reissue will include B-sides 'Brooklyn (If You See Something, Say Something)' and 'Sleep,' available

as a bonus 7-inch with the vinyl edition or included in the deluxe CD tracklist. The band, featuring original members Adam Lazzara, John Nolan, Fred Mascherino, and Shaun Cooper, is preparing for a series of festival dates and a headlining US tour with Thrice and Saves the Day.

Why It's Important?

The reissue of 'Louder Now' is a celebration of Taking Back Sunday's impact on the emo and alternative rock scenes. The album, originally released in 2006, was a pivotal moment for the band, marking their transition to a major label and achieving commercial success. This reissue not only offers fans a chance to revisit the album with additional content but also underscores the band's lasting influence in the genre. The accompanying tour will provide fans with a live experience of the album, further solidifying its legacy.