The New Jersey band have actually prepped an acid rock cover of the track for their approaching EP, History Books– Short Stories The Gaslight Anthem will cover a Billie Eilish smash and provide among their own deep cut classics a brand-new spin on the approaching EP, History Books– Short Stories, out this Friday, March 22. The four-track task will be anchored by a performance of Eilish’s advancement hit, “Ocean Eyes,” which frontman Brian Fallon learnt more about from his child. “I was driving my child to school and she played it for me en route and I truly required to the tune,” he stated in a declaration. “Then one day we were talking concepts for a cover with our buddies and I stated, would not it be cool to do a much heavier variation of ‘Ocean Eyes’? I attempted it out and everyone enjoyed the concept.” (The complete variation isn’t out yet, however you can capture a bit on an EP teaser the Gaslight Anthem shared.) Together with “Ocean Eyes,” Short Stories will boast an increase variation of “Blue Jeans & White T-Shirts,” a preferred from the Gaslight Anthem’s 2008 EP, Señor and the Queen. There will likewise be brand-new acoustic recordings of tracks from the band’s 2023 album, History Books, consisting of the title-track and “Positive Charge.” Trending The Short Stories EP comes ahead of the Gaslight Anthem’s substantial summer season trip, which starts July 26 in Denver and covers Sept. 15 with a set at the Sea.Hear.Now celebration in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Throughout their headlining dates, the Gaslight Anthem will get assistance from Joyce Manor, the Dirty Nil, and Pinkshift on choose dates. History Books, which got here last October, marked the very first brand-new Gaslight Anthem album in almost 10 years, following 2014’s Get Hurt (the band revealed a hiatus in 2015). The band revealed their return with “Positive Charge,” then launched the studio variation of the title track, which included vocals from kept in mind fellow New Jersey rock star, Bruce Springsteen.
The Gaslight Anthem Inject Some Fuel and Fire Into Billie Eilish’s ‘Ocean Eyes’
