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The Jukebox Romantics to share Fires Forming EP

Posted by Loren on September 3, 2021

The Jukebox Romantics to share Fires Forming EP
The Jukebox Romantics to share Fires Forming EP

Set for release on December 17, The Jukebox Romantics will release a new EP called Fires Forming, a joined release between Sell The Heart Records (USA) and Engineer Records (UK).

The band began work on the EP in 2019, recording half of what they expected to be a full-length, with plans to return to the studio in 2020. That changed due to the global pandemic, leading not only to a length-of-album change and delay, but also a line-up change in process.

The new EP is a follow-up to Sleepwalk Me Home, released in 2018 via Paper + Plastick Records.

MEMBERS:
Mike Terry - Vocals/Guitar, 2008-current
Mike “Norm” Normann - Drums, 2013-Current
AJ Chiarella - Guitar/Vocals, 2020-Current
James MacDonald - Bass/Vocals, 2021-Current
 
TOUR DATES:
10/29-10/31 GAINESVILLE, FL - THE FEST

The Jukebox Romantics to share Fires Forming EP
The Jukebox Romantics to share Fires Forming EP

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