Flyleaf Premiere Video for First Single “Set Me On Fire” via Billboard Today
New Album Between The Stars Set for September 16 Release on Loud & Proud Records ~ iTunes Pre-Order Starts HERE Today
Still from the video shoot for ‘Set Me On Fire”
Flyleaf ~ the five-piece, multi-platinum alternative rock band ~ debuted their brand new video for “Set Me On Fire” today, Tues., July 29. Watch the clip and read the Q&A with the band on Billboard.com HERE. “Set Me On Fire” marks the first single from their fourth studio album, Between The Stars, set for release September 16 on Loud & Proud Records. The video for “Set Me On Fire” was directed by Noel Maitland (Speechless, Kings of Summer) in an abandoned warehouse in downtown Los Angeles.
Starting today, Between The Stars is available for pre-order on iTunes HERE.
Flyleaf ~ Kristen May (vocals), Sameer Bhattacharya (guitars), Jared Hartmann (guitars), Pat Seals (bass), James Culpepper (drums) ~ also recorded Between The Stars in Los Angeles with producer Don Gilmore (Pearl Jam, Linkin Park, Bullet For My Valentine, Avril Lavigne). The band will announce a fall U.S. tour soon.
More Info About Flyleaf
Flyleaf has consistently dominated the Active, Alternative and Mainstream rock charts throughout their career. They released their eponymous debut album Flyleaf in 2005 and saw it go platinum and spawn the singles “I’m So Sick,” “Fully Alive,” and the smash “All Around Me,” which sold over one million digital downloads, was a Top 20 hit at Top 40 radio. and won the BMI Pop Award. Their second album, Memento Mori, was released in late 2009 and debuted at No. 8 on the Billboard charts, featuring the singles “Again” and “Missing.” Their third album, New Horizons, came out in late 2012. After months of touring the world with the new line-up that included the addition of Kristen May on vocals, Flyleaf released a new EP, Who We Are, in 2013; it featured the song “Something Better” with P.O.D. frontman Sonny Sandoval on vocals. The band has shared the stage with Korn, Deftones, Stone Sour, Evanescence and many more. Always conscious of giving back, they played special shows for American troops stationed in Afghanistan as well as Okinawa, Japan.
