saigon kick love is on the way release date

SAIGON KICK parted ways with bassist Tom DeFile last year. So we're just really taking it easy and finding the right opportunities that make sense for us.' Heck, we've done nine or ten shows in coming on two years. That's why we're not doing 300 dates and that's why we're not supporting every band or doing a headline here. So that's kind of where our head's at, both musically and even performance-wise. Not that we think we're going to be this new reborn cool thing, but we just want to stay a lot more true to who we are musically and a little bit more protective of what we weren't protective of before, and show the things about us that we didn't really pay attention to. We want to make sure we don't go that road - and I won't name names - but these sad, horrid bands from way before that are playing every pig-in-a-poke barbecue festival for any amount of money and just living in the glory of before. I'm sure at some point we'll get to music, but we're trying to walk the line we didn't walk correctly before. So we're taking these festival opportunities when they make sense for us. And we played with ALTER BRIDGE and ALL THAT REMAINS and a bunch of bands like that.

To even be put in that wheelhouse of bands was awesome. 'We just played with AVENGED SEVENFOLD and VOLBEAT and CHEVELLE three months ago. 'We're talking, we're taking our time, we're not doing a lot,' he said. In a brand new interview with Songfacts, guitarist Jason Bieler of the reunited acclaimed 1990s rock band SAIGON KICK was asked what the band is currently up to, and whether he thinks that a new studio album is going to be released at some point.

Saigon kick love is on the way release date