Taking Back Sunday "Where You Want To Be" 2026-06-12 The Doors' revolutionary self-titled debut

The Doors' revolutionary self-titled debut LP instantly won over fans and critics alike

Big Sandy of retro-country kings Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys

the album delves on the theme of family and life's emotions

The beauty in Kline's writing does not lie within immense statements and large gestures

and scored by John Carpenter

Taking Back Sunday "Where You Want To Be" 2026-06-12 The Doors' revolutionary self-titled debutFor Taking Back Sunday, relationships were war. Those firefights with ex friends and ex lovers fueled the fury of Where You Want To Be, the band's 2004 album. Crowds didn't sing along to Taking Back Sunday; they screamed along, pointed fingers, and projected every ounce of hormonal angst in their teenage bodies along with the words Lazzara and Mascherino scream sang. Even after the success of Tell All Your Friends, relationships remained battlegrounds