Rock band AUTUMN KINGS, who have been steadily buzzing for the past year and with over 40 million streams and counting, have a landed a brand new label home.
The trio, known for crafting unforgettably hooky anthems, has officially signed to Hopeless Records, and will commence working on material imminently.
"We are so excited to officially sign a record deal with Hopeless Records," the band says. "We've admired the label's fierce independent spirit for over a decade and they helped give careers to some of our favorite bands who changed our lives and inspired us to do music — Avenged Sevenfold, Sum 41, and Yellowcard, to name a few. We feel that our new label partner and our team there truly understands our creative vision and supports where we want to go into the future."
The band continues, "Our most recent releases, 'SLEEP WHEN I'M DEAD' and 'HELLBOUND' both touch on the spirit of conquest — both physically and mentally. We are a band that wants to champion a warrior mindset in our fans, to strive for more, become the best versions of themselves they can possibly be, and have the best time doing it. Conquering victim mentality, championing independent thought and courage... these are the pillars of the Autumn Kings experience, and we are excited to work hand-in-hand with Hopeless Records to bring this to the world."
The aforementioned "Sleep When I'm Dead" and "HELLBOUND" are out now.
Both tracks have garnered airplay on SiriusXM's Octane, among others.
But that's not all.
Autumn Kings have had their music played on Football Night In America; at Detroit Red Wings games; in Major League Baseball stadiums; and on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. They spent the summer of 2023 touring Pacific and Japanese military bases and have opened for Bush, Dorothy, Tea Party, X Ambassadors, and Mutemath.
