The emo stalwarts delivered on a 75-minute set that felt most respectful of their fans, with a mixture of old and new weaving ...

Mayday Parade have released brand new single “More Like A Crash” ahead of a busy summer of touring.Speaking to Alternative Press, vocalist Derek Sanders promises that this is only the ...

Florida-based band Mayday Parade, with their pop-punk/emo-pop/rock sound, is no exception. Like the bands that opened their most recent tour, Real Friends and Magnolia Park, Mayday Parade is still ...

Mayday Parade have a new lesson in romantics: finding silver linings no matter what. On their new song “Pretty Good to Feel Something,” the Tallahassee pop-punk band is tapping into all the ...

As the lights faded in Paradise Rock Club for the third time on Friday evening, the sound of a slow and eerie piano solo graced the ears of fans of Mayday Parade. When lead vocalist Derek Sanders’ ...

The band begin a tour in the fall, bringing along Mayday Parade, the Cab, Four Year Strong, and the Paradox on select dates.

All signs point to love for Mayday Parade on their latest single, "Towards You." The warm ballad will appear on Sweet, the first set of songs in a three-part album release scheduled for April 18.

All signs point to love for Mayday Parade on their latest single, “Towards You.” The warm ballad will appear on Sweet, the first set of songs in a three-part album release scheduled for April 18.

Emo kids, raise a glass. This weekend, we are screaming "Three Cheers for 20 Years" to one of the most iconic pop-punk bands of the early 2000s. Mayday Parade, a rock group from Tallahassee ...

Mayday Parade kicked off its Three Cheers for Twenty Years tour on April 22 and has an upcoming stop at the House of Blues Anaheim on Tuesday, May 6.

Mayday Parade paid tribute to tornado victims in Kentucky. Toward the end of the night, Sanders had some heartfelt words to share with the band's Greater Cincinnati fans.

The MayDay parade will be taking a year off so the nonprofit behind the annual rite of spring in south Minneapolis can reinvent it, improving it for artists and audiences of color.