Rock Sound — Get ready for 'Tidal Wave'. Taking Back Sunday have announced their seventh full-length album. The new record is titled 'Tidal Wave' and will be out on September 16 via Hopeless Records. The artwork and tracklisting haven'... more info

Chorus.fm — Craig Manning looks back at Dashboard Confessional's 'Dusk and Summer' 10 years after the fact. The post Dashboard Confessional – Dusk and Summer appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

Chorus.fm — Chris Carrabba confirms with Miami New Times that Dashboard Confessional are deep into recording their new album. “Our set list will run the gamut,” Carrabba says. “We’re going to play songs from all the albums.” He promises fans will hear ... more info

Chicago Tribune — Emo forerunners Dashboard Confessional went on semihiatus after the release of 2009's disappointingly received "Alter the Ending" because its members were tired, and, to a lesser extent, because emo had generally fallen out of favor. The group recent... more info

Chorus.fm — Dashboard Confessional release a new song. The post Dashboard Confessional – “May” Video appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

Rock Sound — The wait is over. Just little over a week after frontman Chris Carrabba confirmed he's writing Dashboard Confessional songs, the band have released a video of Chris playing a new track titled 'May'. You can listen to their first ne... more info

Detroit Free Press — Dashboard Confessional: with Taking Back Sunday, Saosin and the Early November, 6:30 p.m. June 4. $29.95-$59.95.             more info

Rock Sound — Finally. Dashboard Confessional are working on new music. Vocalist Chris Carrabba told Entertainment Weekly that he's actively writing songs from his home studio, but doesn't know when the new material will be released yet. " I'm rea... more info

Chorus.fm — No timetable given for a release, but it's happening. The post Chris Carrabba Writing New Dashboard Confessional Material appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

Consequence of Sound — Members of Dashboard Confessional, Empire! Empire! (I Was A Lonely Estate), The Get Up Kids, and others reflect on a genre they may have outgrown. more info