The Pretty Reckless Announce New Album and Drop Lead Single “When I Wake Up”
Rock enthusiasts have exciting news as The Pretty Reckless has officially announced their new album and has released the lead single “When I Wake Up.” This track is part of their upcoming album “Dear God,” which is set to drop on June 26th through Fearless Records.
According to singer Taylor Momsen, “When I Wake Up” narrates the tale of a dream turning into a nightmare, showcasing the downward spiral of a life filled with excess leading to an inevitable crash that remains unseen. She describes the song as a good time, providing a glimpse into the band’s thematic exploration.
Their upcoming album “Dear God” will also feature the previously dropped single “For I Am Death,” which made quite an impact. The track soared to the top spot on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay Chart, marking the band’s fourth consecutive number one hit on this chart.
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