Photo courtesy of the band.
California, US- As aggressive pop-punk band Stateside have today released their new album “Where You Found Me” and shared a new video for single ‘Aly’s Song (So Close So Far)’
“On the flip side of vista verde and someone else being gone, this song is about our perspective on being away. It’s about how we all feel that in order to pursue what we want with the band, and travelling, we oftentimes miss the big and little moments of our friends and loved ones lives. Sometimes that can really weigh on us and we question whether or not we are letting people we care about down.” says Anthony Lemus.
The album Where You Found Me is out now via Pure Noise Records. Having been on the road for the past 3 years, this album is a culmination of all of the experiences and emotions, both negative and positive, that the band have been through. From the sacrifices they made in order to pursue the band, whilst also exploring loss in its many forms.
Stateside will be touring withOne Step Closer this Summer, full details below.
Supporting One Step Closer
6/5/2025 – Austin, TX – Support: One Step Closer
6/6/2025 – Dallas, TX – Support: One Step Closer
6/7/2025 – Houston, TX – Support: One Step Closer
6/9/2025 – Louisville, KY – Support: One Step Closer
6/10/2025 – Detroit, MI – Support: One Step Closer
6/12/2025 – Boston, MA – Support: One Step Closer
6/14/2025 – Brooklyn, NY – Support: One Step Closer
6/17/2025 – Baltimore, MD – Support: One Step Closer
6/18/2025 – Richmond, VA Support: – One Step Closer
6/20/2025 – Atlanta, GA – Support: One Step Closer
6/21/2025 – Greensboro, NC – Support: One Step Closer
Supporting One The Starting Line
10/24/2025 – Los Angeles, CA – Support: The Starting Line
10/25/2025 – Tempe, AZ – Support: The Starting Line
10/26/2025 – San Diego, CA – Support: The Starting Line
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