In 2013, I moved dully through life after thinking the world was going to end the year before. I searched for thrills in random things: Anonymous accounts on Instagram and Tumblr, a copy of Go Ask ...

Fresh off of frontman Brian Sella’s exhilarating performance at our SXSW showcase last month, the Front Bottoms are returning with their first new album since 2020’s In Sickness & In Flames. You Are ...

The Front Bottoms have, since 2006, been the outlet for Brian Sella’s evocative songwriting and characteristic whining vocals, and last Thursday they parked their tour bus outside Boston’s Roadrunner.

Fueled By Ramen band The Front Bottoms have announced the "You Are Who You Hang Out With" Tour - Part 1, a run of new summer tour dates featuring special guests Kevin Devine & The Goddamn Band. The ...

The rock band, made up of lead singer Brian Sella and drummer Mat Uychich, is approaching the 10th year of their annual Champagne Jam festival and reflecting on their journey to this moment. The small ...

The Front Bottoms and Manchester Orchestra are currently doing the co-headlining tour of our dreams, and now, the two bands have dropped the song collab of our dreams. Premiered today via Noisey, the ...

The Front Bottoms are the fairy tale that every kid who ever started a rock band wants to live. This week, the band released its seventh full-length album, “In Sickness and in Flames,” and performed ...

When I was not yet 18 years old but disastrously and acutely aware of my own pronounced and misshapen uncoolness, I stood in the back of a pit at a Front Bottoms concert in Cleveland, Ohio. It was ...

Brian Sella and Mathew Uychich of The Front Bottoms want to get their music into as many ears as possible, as quickly as possible. That’s why the duo would record new songs and release them online all ...

This image is the official album artwork for “You Are Who You Hang Out With” and “LOVE + POP” The Front Bottoms comprises frontman guitarist Brian Sella and drummer Mathew Uychich, with many a ...

The New Jersey duo’s seventh album sacrifices some of the group’s youthful spark, blurring emo nostalgia with contemporary pop polish. Save this story Save this story The Front Bottoms made their name ...