Ahead of releasing a new album later this year, Neon Dreams have returned with another new single. "Don't Go Hating Me Now" can be heard below.
"Don't Go Hating Me Now" follows recent singles "Turn Back Now" and "Sick of Feeling Useless," and arrives ahead of Neon Dreams' new album The Happiness of Tomorrow, due out November 13 through Warner. It follows last year's Sweet Dreams till Sunbeams.
Of their latest, drummer Adrian Morris offers, "[vocalist Frank Kadillac and I] started writing the song as a concept of someone who was losing themselves and their relationships with the people that cared about them. The lifestyle of success and partying and everything that comes with it was taking over their personality. […] When we were writing, it felt like we were opening up with each other about it. Sometimes it can be difficult to admit you're struggling to someone you care about but honestly, they're the people that are there to help you when you need it. Those people are the last you should push away."
Taking advantage of their Atlantic Canada bubble, Neon Dreams will also kick off a tour of those provinces on their album release day. See the full schedule below.
Tour dates:
11/13 Halifax, NS - Halifax Convention Centre
11/15 Moncton, NB - Capitol Theatre
11/16 Fredericton, NB - Fredericton Playhouse
11/19 St. John's, NL - Arts & Culture Centre
11/20 Clarenville, NL - Eastlink Events Centre
11/21 Marystown, NL - Marystown Hotel & Convention Centre
11/25 Gander, NL - Joseph R. Smallwood Arts and Culture Centre
11/26 Grand Falls-Windsor, NL - Gordon Pinsent Centre for the Arts
11/27 Stephenville, NL - Arts & Culture Centre
11/28 Cornerbrook, NL - Arts & Culture Centre
"Don't Go Hating Me Now" follows recent singles "Turn Back Now" and "Sick of Feeling Useless," and arrives ahead of Neon Dreams' new album The Happiness of Tomorrow, due out November 13 through Warner. It follows last year's Sweet Dreams till Sunbeams.
Of their latest, drummer Adrian Morris offers, "[vocalist Frank Kadillac and I] started writing the song as a concept of someone who was losing themselves and their relationships with the people that cared about them. The lifestyle of success and partying and everything that comes with it was taking over their personality. […] When we were writing, it felt like we were opening up with each other about it. Sometimes it can be difficult to admit you're struggling to someone you care about but honestly, they're the people that are there to help you when you need it. Those people are the last you should push away."
Taking advantage of their Atlantic Canada bubble, Neon Dreams will also kick off a tour of those provinces on their album release day. See the full schedule below.
Tour dates:
11/13 Halifax, NS - Halifax Convention Centre
11/15 Moncton, NB - Capitol Theatre
11/16 Fredericton, NB - Fredericton Playhouse
11/19 St. John's, NL - Arts & Culture Centre
11/20 Clarenville, NL - Eastlink Events Centre
11/21 Marystown, NL - Marystown Hotel & Convention Centre
11/25 Gander, NL - Joseph R. Smallwood Arts and Culture Centre
11/26 Grand Falls-Windsor, NL - Gordon Pinsent Centre for the Arts
11/27 Stephenville, NL - Arts & Culture Centre
11/28 Cornerbrook, NL - Arts & Culture Centre