Yellowcard's Comeback Album "Better Days"
After nearly a decade, Yellowcard has released a new album, "Better Days", their first full-length effort since reuniting in 2022.
"The response to the album has been overwhelmingly positive,"
says frontman Ryan Key. He notes that the band feels
"such a positive charge around this thing"and that this positivity is reflected in the album, which looks back on the time it took to deliver another record.
- The album is the band's first since their 2017 breakup.
- Yellowcard reunited in 2022.
According to Key, the band has
"come a long way from where we were when we decided in a hotel room in whatever old city we were in in 2015 when we said it's time to hang this up, we need to make a plan".
Author's summary: Yellowcard's new album brings positive charge.
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