Yellowcard reveals new song “Better Days”

k Long into the writing sessions, leading to Barker’s involvement in the project. Barker’s drumming and production skills brought a new energy to the album.

Frontman Ryan Key expressed how working on the album transformed him creatively and personally, instilling in him a renewed sense of songwriting. The band members, known for their energetic pop-punk sound with a violin twist, formed Yellowcard in 1997 and quickly rose to prominence in the alternative rock scene of the 2000s.

Yellowcard’s breakthrough album “Ocean Avenue” achieved platinum status and their title track went double platinum. With over four million albums sold globally and one billion streams, the band’s return with “Better Days” promises continued success. Despite disbanding in 2017, Yellowcard reunited in 2022, embarking on a global tour to reconnect with fans and their music.

The band’s farewell in 2017 was met with finality and appreciation, closing a beloved chapter in pop-punk history. However, the band’s reunion led to a creative resurgence and healing, culminating in the creation of “Better Days.” The album’s production and drumming by Travis Barker signal a new era for Yellowcard, filled with authenticity, growth, and purpose.

“Better Days” is more than a return for Yellowcard; it represents a journey of healing, personal growth, and artistic reckoning. The album’s track listing includes powerful songs like “Take What You Want,” “Love Letters Lost” featuring Matt Skiba of Alkaline Trio, and “You Broke Me Too” featuring Avril Lavigne. Yellowcard’s evolution, both personally and musically, shines through in tracks like “Bedroom Posters,” “Skin Scraped,” and “Big Blue Eyes.”

With a focus on happiness and creative fulfillment, Yellowcard’s members are united in their commitment to delivering their best work to date. The release of “Better Days” marks a significant milestone in their career, building on their legacy while embracing a new chapter filled with hope and authenticity. Yellowcard’s dedication to their music and their fans continues to drive their success, cementing their status as alt-rock favorites.