Saosin continues to assert themselves as one of the most dominant voices in today’s rock scene with their latest single ‘Just Be Honest’. Born out of betrayal and a desire for closure, ‘Just Be Honest’ turns that pain into power with brooding melodies and a crushing performance from vocalist Cove Reber. Watch the music video directed by the band’s bassist Chris Sorenson below.
Guitarist Beau Burchell shares: “We knew there was something special about ‘Just Be Honest’ from the moment of its inception. It had that rare feeling early on where you just know a song is going to matter on an album. Hearing Cove’s vocals on it for the first time confirmed it, and then Phil’s leads gave it that extra push. The whole thing blossomed into something bigger than we imagined. This is really just the beginning of a much bigger body of work for us, a whole new era. We weren’t planning to share anything this soon, but we got so excited about where the music was heading that we couldn’t sit on it any longer.”
Saosin made their explosive return earlier this year, signing to Sumerian Records and releasing their label debut ‘Starting Over Again’. Produced and mixed by the guitarists, Beau Burchell and Phil Sgrosso, the track marked Saosin’s first new music in over a decade and the first in 14 years with returning vocalist Cove Reber. The band is rounded out by bassist Chris Sorenson and drummer Alex Rodriguez.
Along with releasing new music, Saosin has been bringing their crushing live performance to audiences around the world this year. The band recently toured in New Zealand, Australia, and Southeast Asia, in addition to performing in the UK at Slam Dunk Festival.
Fans can catch Saosin at Vans Warped Tour in Mexico City and Aftershock Festival in Sacramento later this year, before kicking off the US leg of their ‘Self-titled’ 20th Anniversary Tour in October. Following the upcoming headline tour, they’ll be setting sail from Miami with the Emo’s Not Dead Cruise at the top of 2027.
U.S. ‘Self-titled’ 20th Anniversary Tour:
October 23rd – House of Blues – Anaheim, CA
October 24th – The Marquee – Tempe, AZ
October 25th – Sunshine Theater – Albuquerque, NM
October 27th – Vibes Event Center – San Antonio, TX
October 28th – House of Blues – Dallas, TX
October 29th – House of Blues – Houston, TX
October 30th – House of Blues – New Orleans, LA
October 31st – Vinyl Music Hall – Pensacola, FL
November 1st – House of Blues – Orlando, FL
November 3rd – Brooklyn Bowl – Nashville, TN
November 4th – The Ritz – Raleigh, NC
November 6th – Starland Ballroom – Sayreville, NJ
November 7th – Webster Hall – New York, NY
November 8th – The Palladium – Worcester, MA
November 10th – Brooklyn Bowl – Philadelphia, PA
November 11th – Nevermore Hall – Baltimore, MD
November 13th – Town Ballroom – Buffalo, NY
November 14th – The Majestic – Detroit, MI
November 15th – House of Blues – Chicago, IL
November 17th – The Rave II – Milwaukee, WI
November 18th – The Fillmore – Minneapolis, MN
November 20th – Summit Music Hall – Denver, CO
November 21st – The Complex – Salt Lake City, UT
November 22nd – Knitting Factory – Boise, ID
November 24th – Showbox SoDo – Seattle, WA
November 25th – Roseland Theater – Portland, OR
November 27th – The Novo – Los Angeles, CA
November 28th – SOMA – San Diego, CA
Upcoming Festival Appearances:
September 12th – 13th – Vans Warped Tour – Mexico City, Mexico
September 25th – Four Chord Music Festival – Pittsburgh, PA
October 3rd – Aftershock Festival – Sacramento, CA
January 22nd – E.N.D. Cruise – 26th – Miami, FL