Flipping the script, shocking the system, and surprising audiences everywhere, A Day To Remember unveil their brand new full-length record, ‘A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1’, today as a Physical-First release exclusively available in Vinyl and CD configurations at various online retailers and brick-and-mortar stores now.
To celebrate the album’s arrival on shelves, the band will host a pop-up event at HONEY BONES GALLERY in Brunswick, VIC on 27th August – for an exclusive record signing as well as ADTR merch pop up with exclusive products – DETAILS HERE.
Kickstarting this chapter, the band have shared two new tracks of the album on DSPs— Make It Make Sense and LeBron. Listen HERE.
Opening up the record, Make It Make Sense uncorks an unbridled blast of aggression and energy. The riff hits with the force of an air raid as an old school hardcore breakdown tosses and turns beneath guttural screams. It culminates on a concentratedly crushing chant, “Glass half full, but it’s never enough. Make it make sense. Make it make sense.”
Then, there’s LeBron. The guys dunk on haters and naysayers with a signature pop-punk banger fuelled by a galloping groove and arena-size refrain, “So you could never understand what I do for real. You only do for pretend. It’s true. You’ll see when I’m long gone…Like it’s 2016, and I’m LeBron.”
Ultimately, these songs showcase two sides of the band and the new album.
This time around, frontman Jeremy McKinnon co-produced ‘A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1’ alongside Drew Fulk a.k.a. WZRD BLD (Knocked Loose, Lil Wayne, Lil Peep) and Zakk Cervini (blink-182, Bring Me The Horizon, Poppy). Other studio collaborators included Cody Quistad of Wage War, Will Putney (Body Count), and Colin Brittain (Linkin Park). The album also notably boasts the fan favourites Feedback and Miracle.
Throughout 2025, the band will continue to tour internationally in support of ‘A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1’.
Last year, A Day To Remember quietly teased this chapter with Feedback, which arrived alongside a Jeb Hardwick-directed official music video featuring producers Drew Fulk (WZRD BLD) and Zakk Cervini. Feedback is co-produced by the band’s own Jeremy McKinnon alongside Fulk and Cervini, and marked the first new music from the band in two years, signalling the dawn of a new era for the Florida group.
Alternative Press lauded the song’s “petrol-torched rock riff” and KERRANG! praised its “high-energy,” while Conse
Stay tuned for a whole lot more from A Day To Remember soon.
Physical versions of ‘A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1’ are available now – GET IT HERE via Fueled By Ramen/Atlantic Music Group.
The album lands on all streaming platforms on March 21, 2025 – PRE-SAVE HERE.
A DAY TO REMEMBER
AU / NZ TOUR DATES
February 25 – Eventfinda Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
February 28 – Knotfest, Melbourne, Australia
March 2 – Knotfest, Brisbane, Australia
March 3 – The Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane, Australia
March 8 – Knotfest, Sydney, Australia
With thanks to Warner Music Australia
