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NJ rockers The Early November announced 2024 tour dates.

New concerts are planned in June and July at mid-sized venues across North America. The opening acts on select dates will be Spitalfield, Hellogoodbye, Hit the Lights, and / or Cliffdiver. Twenty-one shows are planned at this time.

The Early November will release a new self-titled album on June 14. Listen to the songs " About Me " and " What We Earn ."

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After two decades, it would be all too easy for a band to just phone it in—capitalize on the fanbase they’ve built up in that time and just make a watered-down version of themselves. Not for The Early November, however. Ever since forming in New Jersey in 2001, the band, now consisting of frontman Ace Enders and founding drummer Jeff Kummer— have constantly been striving to find the best and most definitive version of themselves. With this self-titled record, the seventh studio album of their career, the duo have come as close as is possible to doing so. It’s an album that ties the past, present and future all together, and as such, it marks what Enders calls a “period or exclamation point in our sentence”. It’s not a new beginning, per se, but nevertheless something emphatic that signifies, in Enders’ words again, “a pivotal moment” for them both.

“The initial spark of this record was frustration,” he says. “Although we are growing in many ways and it’s a beautiful thing to be able to do what we do, it was born out of feeling like you’re doing the same thing over and over again, and out of this ‘I don’t care’ mentality. Not ‘I don’t care about the world’, but really digging deep artistically and having the view that if this is it, then I want The Early November to finally have the album that’s good enough to be the self-titled album.”

“There have been so many highs and lows throughout the career of this band,” adds Kummer, “but it got very dark. And a lot of this record is coming out of that, but we’re still here with a collection of brand new songs and it feels right. I feel more connected to where Ace’s mind is with this record than I ever have before.”

Interestingly and ironically, that synergy sprang from a more negative place. Because at a time when all these nostalgic festivals, tours and events were springing up to celebrate the emo/punk/post-hardcore scenes that The Early November had been a part of/associated with, the band were either ignored or overlooked. But rather than succumb to feelings of defeatism or inadequacy, resignation or disappointment, Enders and Kummer instead used it as inspiration.

“I remember very specifically what really locked us in together was when all these festivals were starting to get announced and weren’t included,” says Enders. “Jeff and I would look at each other every time and say ‘How come we’re not getting this?’ Or we’d be about to get an offer, but then it falls through at the last minute. And after that happening on repeat, we just decided ‘You know what? If we’re going to do this, we’re not going to care about any of these artificial stamps of approval.’ So the two of us were fired up, because we felt we had something to prove again. Then we went to do the record, and we were just so in tune with where we both were creatively.”

“I feel the thing that connected us,” says Kummer, “was that we’d had something very special that we’d put our stamp on when we were younger in this business, but when you see things come around again and you get left out of a community you thought you were a part of, it hurts. I felt personally like we were getting washed away from existence and being forgotten about, and I didn’t know why and I couldn’t understand it. And that added to our attitude of not caring about any outside approval. And that’s where the emotion and the energy behind this album came from.”

Recorded last spring at Enders’ studio in Ocean City, NJ, The Early November ripples with those very emotions that inspired its ten songs, but also carries within them the creative freedom to experiment that feeling shunned instilled in them. It immediately draws you into its world with the emotive exhilaration of opener “The Empress”. It’s classic Early November—full of highs and lows, youthful turbulence and tenderness, self-reflective quietude mixed with bursts of anthemic melody—and expertly sets the scene the tone of the record, musically and thematically. One of four songs named after tarot cards—“The Magician”, “The Fool” and “The High Priestess” are the others—it pits innocence against experience, infusing the trademark visceral emotion of the band’s songs with a previously unmatched level of introspection.

“Maybe it’s because I’m older,” says Enders, “but when I’m in a hard place trying to figure out what the next turn in life that I have to do to keep me sane is, it’s almost like you find yourself looking at those kind of cards. And when one’s pulled out that you don’t like or that maybe doesn’t make sense, you look into it and try to make sense of it. So it was all about grasping at anything or anybody to tell me what to do, whether that’s a mystical power or a fortune teller. A lot of these songs are struggles, trying to make sense of those very moments—of pulling a card that doesn’t reflect how you want it to reflect and isn’t what you were hoping for—and where they put you ten years down the road. It’s very much looking within and trying to replay those things that keep you up at night.” It was writing “The Fool” that flung open the door to really explore those themes in full—the possibility of the future, but also the possibility of a future that’s not what you want. It makes for what Kummer calls an “emotionally heavy” record, but that weight is buoyed by their (self-)production. That’s something which drives home the meaning of these songs, simultaneously elevating and contradicting their lyrics, and in the process demonstrating how much The Early November have evolved as songwriters on this album. Whether that’s the glitchy electronics that underpin the soulful longing of “The Dirtiest Things” or the infectious pop hooks of the beautifully earnest “We Hang On”, the melancholy bittersweet explosion of “About Me” (which features Enders’ son on bass) or the plaintive acoustic lullaby of “It Will Always Be”—a gentle acoustic song that’s reminiscent of the band’s earlier years but imbued with the knowledge that comes with age—The Early November is a record that captures who the band have always been, but also who they’ve always wanted to be. It’s a tussle, once again, between past, present and future. None—or perhaps all—of them win.

Hypothetically speaking, if this were the end of The Early November—if this is it, as Enders was thinking when writing these songs—it would be an incredible note on which to leave. Of course, that’s only hypothetical. The truth is that, while it was a consideration at times, this album proves the band have plenty left to give.

“It’s no secret that we’re getting old,” says Enders. “You imagine that if this exists in the same vein that it does now, then yeah, we’ll always play shows, we’ll always do one-offs. There will always be things that we do. But if it becomes unsustainable, then what more can you do? And in the process of making it, I had that mindset of ‘If this is it, I’m at least going out speaking my piece.’ That’s where we were. I don’t feel that way now, but during the creation of it, there was at least a one-second blip where we were both wondering—and then made an agreement to really rock.”

“You’re not guaranteed tomorrow,” says Kummer. “Throughout our entire career, when talking about self-titled albums, we’ve always been like ‘That’s the one where you just kill yourself.’ There are so many self-titled records where it either didn’t land or it screwed up the path of something special. Our mindset was just ‘what will be will be.’ It’s a chip on my shoulder record, but I really didn’t want to look back on this and have regrets. And I don’t have. It really feels like us.”

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The Early November (formed in 1999) is an American pop punk, emo and alternative rock band hailing from Hammonton, New Jersey, U.S.

Formed by frontman Arthur Enders, guitarist Jim Sacco, bassist Sergio Anello, and drummer Jeff Hummer in the blueberry capital of the world Hammonton, New Jersey, The Early November’s earliest output was a five-track demo recorded in 2001. The band then sent the demo to Californian label Drive-Thru Records and Drive-Thru Records only, who ultimately signed the band after representative Richard Reines paid them a visit in their hometown. Guitarist Sacco departed the group during this time and was initially replaced by Steve Nakovich, and subsequently Joe Marro.

With very little stage presence and a limited number of songs The Early November were thrown into the deep end and put on the bill on 2002’s Skate and Surf Fest and Warped Tour. In November 2002 the band released their debut EP “For All of This” aided by the summer’s touring success, which introduced the Early November’s style of post-hardcore grittiness to a wider audience. The EP paved the way for another “The Acoustic EP” later in 2002, featuring acoustic covers crafted by Enders of songs from their debut.

After the departure of Marro who was replaced by John Dubitsky, the band issued their full-length debut “Room’s Too Cold” in October 2003. Complete with string and ballad accoutrements and a strong vocal performance by Enders, the album earned strong reviews and peaked at No. 107 on the Billboard 200. A year later frontman Enders recorded his eponymous debut solo effort under the moniker I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody’s Business.

With the addition of guitarist Bill Lugg, the Early November recorded and released a split EP with the band I Am the Avalanche in 2005, before issuing their triple-disc sophomore album “The Mother, the Mechanic, and the Path” in 2006. The album which showcased three different sides of the band debuted at No. 31 on the Billboard 200, making it the Early November’s most successful album. After the release and subsequent tour alongside The Rocket Summer and Mêlée, the group announced an indefinite hiatus in May 2007, which lasted until June 2011.

After a stream of sold-out comeback gigs across the U.S., the band signed with Rise Records who issued their third full-length album “In Currents” in 2012. The album was debuted at No. 43 on the Billboard 200 and was supported by an extensive touring schedule including slots on the 2013 Vans Warped Tour and an anniversary show at Bowery Ballroom in New York City, U.S.

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Ace Enders, frontman for The Early November, has clearly matured since his early days among the ranks of pop punk acts like Taking Back Sunday, Saves the Day, and Brand New. His fans likely have, too, but it's hard not to have a sentimental side for the honest, heartfelt songs Enders pens, particularly when he has since taken to performing his old classics in a stripped-down acoustic style, even adding a mandolin to increase the warmth of his pseudo-folk sound. He may have shed some of the teen angst that drove his early work, but he has lost no intensity in the process. Though he has since released a number of albums under both The Early November and I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business monikers, Enders has no qualms about going back to his roots and playing songs from This Room's Too Cold and other early successes. He is not only open to listening to audience requests, but he, unlike many artists today, solicits them, coming to the stage only with a loose plan and allowing the fans to chime in and contribute to the direction of the show. As a result, his live act is organic and electrifying--something unique to each stop he makes. He intersperses new material throughout classics if only to expose old fans to some of his recent work, and much of the new work he offers proves to be as infectious and chant-inducing as everyone's fsvorites. All the while Enders is energetic, humorous, and gracious on stage; he is still very clearly in it for his devoted fans. Fans of old Early November tunes need not fear that the band has abandoned its wonderful early work. Find the time to make it out to see them. You'll not only be gifted with the songs you hoped to hear, you'll also be introduced to new favorites.

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Every time I have the chance to see The Early November live, I take it. If this means travelling hundreds of miles then I’m willing to load up the car for the drive! So when the band decided to take a hiatus in 2007, I did indeed shed a tear.

For four years, I would be left to just listen to the albums and recordings of previous shows that I had, which just wasn’t quite the same. Then in 2011 the reunion gigs were announced and life was good again! There is no way to capture in writing the energy that The Early November bring to the stage, rarely taking a moment to stand still for the entirety of their set. Lead singer Arthur ‘Ace’ Evans commands the stage and the audience like a front man should.

The beauty of The Early November live show is that there isn’t a huge production or any gimmicks, just real and raw live music which it is impossible not to enjoy! The band and the audience connect in a celebration of authentic live music, and I would never miss the chance to experience the satisfaction of watching an Early November gig. You shouldn’t either.

They opened for Taking Back Sunday and Dashboard Confessional, and they sounded great! There was good energy and they mixed up old and news songs well. I only wish they could have played longer!

The Early November put on a great show in Chicago! I love that they played their most popular songs and also new stuff as well. Ace is a great singer and I've been able to see him a few times.

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