Theory of a Deadman announces new EP and drops second single “Winnebago (Lay Low)”

June 11, 2026 0

Theory of a Deadman announces the release of their new EP “Part 1: Funeral Songs” set to arrive on September 4, following the launch of their single “Barricade.” The band’s signature mix of gritty riffs, anthemic hooks, and unfiltered lyricism takes center stage in this new chapter of their music. The album’s second single, “Winnebago (Lay Low),” showcases Theory of a Deadman’s classic sound in a way that fans will immediately recognize.

Frontman Tyler Connolly describes “Barricade” as a track that captures the frustration of a one-sided relationship. The song builds from restrained verses to a massive chorus, reflecting the push-and-pull emotions at its core. Connolly’s inspiration for the song came from the imagery of barricades commonly seen at live shows, adding a layer of depth to the lyrics.

Produced by Chris Baseford and Tyler Connolly, the new tracks highlight the band’s ability to deliver raw, honest music with a sense of urgency. Known for pushing boundaries and evolving their sound while maintaining their signature honesty, Theory of a Deadman has solidified their place in modern rock. Their multi-platinum hits, chart-topping albums, and sold-out shows worldwide speak to their unapologetic approach to music.

From hits like “Santa Monica” to platinum singles like “Hate My Life” and “Bitch Came Back,” the band has left a mark on the rock scene with their relatable songwriting and infectious hooks. With twelve Top 10 hits on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Chart, including four #1 singles, Theory of a Deadman has proven their staying power in the industry. Their double-platinum hit “Rx (Medicate)” stands out as the biggest success of their career, earning them a nomination for “Rock Song of the Year” at the iHeartRadio Music Awards.

With two Top 10 debuts on the Billboard 200 and multiple Juno Award nominations, Theory of a Deadman continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences with their electrifying performances. Their upcoming EP promises to showcase a new side of the band while staying true to the raw honesty that fans have come to expect. With a blend of attitude, wit, and powerhouse riffs, Theory of a Deadman is set to make a lasting impact on the rock music scene with their latest release.

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