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  Taking Back Sunday, 'Taking Back Sunday' (Warner Bros.)

  June 28, 2011 – Last year, this high-turnover Long Island outfit reconvened the lineup responsible for their 2002 debut, Tell All Your Friends, an emo touchstone that's proven only slightly less influential than Weezer's Pinkerton or My Chemical Romance's Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge. …
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  Taking Back Sunday, Thursday Launch Tour

  June 15, 2011 – While they share a similar lineage in the annals of emo, or whatever folks want to call it these days, Long Island's Taking Back Sunday and New Jersey's Thursday are going in two very different directions, as their tour opener last night at Denver's 900-capacity Summit Music Hall bore out. …
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  EXCLUSIVE: Taking Back Sunday's Comeback Song

  June 6, 2011 – After surprising their fans by reassembling their early-'00s lineup that recorded their biggest and best album, Tell All Your Friends, Long Island rockers Taking Back Sunday have wrapped their self-titled comeback LP, due out June 28. …
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  Best & Worst Moments of Bamboozle

  May 2, 2011 – This year's Bamboozle — a three-day parking lot party at New Jersey's Meadlowands Sports Complex — boasted a diverse lineup that reflects the way most young fans consume music these days: no genre barriers, volume levels cranked high, little (if any) attention span required. …
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  Hear Taking Back Sunday's Raging New Anthem

  November 16, 2010 – Long Island rockers Taking Back Sunday are currently finishing up their first album with their classic lineup in seven years, but frontman Adam Lazzara has already posted a new track, titled "Best Places to Be a Mom," online. Hear it below. "Best Places," a raging three-minute anthem, was the first track written by the newly reunited lineup, which welcomes estranged guitarist John Nolan and bassist Shaun Cooper back to the fold. …
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  In the Studio with Taking Back Sunday

  October 29, 2010 – Six months ago and seemingly out of nowhere, Long Island rockers Taking Back Sunday patched up old wounds and reformed their classic lineup, with estranged guitarist John Nolan and bassist Shaun Cooper joining the band for the first time in seven years. …
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  WATCH: Pop-Punk Stars Form New Band!

  June 22, 2010 – Recently we've seen a folk supergroup, Monsters of Folk, and a metal supergroup, the Damned Things.Now we have a pop-punk version, Terrible Things, that brings together Taking Back Sunday's Fred Mascherino, Coheed and Cambria's Josh Eppard, and Hot Rod Circuit's Andy Jackson.Below, you can watch exclusive video of the new trio recording their untitled debut album (due late-summer) in Birmingham, AL, with producer Jason Elgin (Creed, Col …
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  Taking Back Sunday Reform Classic Lineup

  April 12, 2010 – It's official: Long Island pop-punk icons Taking Back Sunday are recording a new album with guitarist John Nolan and bassist Shaun Cooper back in the fold for the first time in seven years. This reunited lineup is the same one that recorded the band's influential 2002 debut, Tell All Your Friends, which helped define the lyric-driven emocore sound of early '00s. …
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  Taking Back Sunday, All-American Rejects Open U.S. Tour

  November 5, 2009 – Tuesday night at Michigan State University, angsty rock fans with angular haircuts and all-black wardrobes stood alongside preppy Greek Row members to watch Taking Back Sunday and the All-American Rejects -- reps from the introspective and fun-lovin' poles of the emo genre, respectively -- kick off their joint U.S. …
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  The Best of Virgin Mobile Freefest

  August 31, 2009 – All summer long, we've been chronicling the best and worst moments of every major music festival, from South by Southwest to Lollapalooza. At Sunday's Virgin Mobile Freefest in Columbia, Maryland, just between Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, it was nearly impossible to find a surly crowd or witness a trainwreck set. …
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