Anthony Raneri (left) and Jack O'Shea (right) of punk band Bayside, stand on Main Street in Franklin, TN. The two reside nearby in the suburbs of Nashville. In early 2003, Jack O’Shea was asked to ...
Twenty-five years ago, Bayside laid down their first songs, scrawling their Queens borough’s name on a demo CD to give to New Found Glory. Later this spring, the band will celebrate that huge ...
It's championship week in the Bayside Conference's spring season, as Monday and Tuesday hold the Bayside Championship games for baseball, softball and lacrosse. And with the MPSSAA playoffs for each ...
Bayside have announced a new album, There Are Worse Things Than Being Alive, due April 5 via Hopeless Records (pre-order). It features a few songs from their recent Red and Blue EPs (“Strangest Faces, ...
Like many, O'Shea gravitated to the guitar through a fellow classmate, realizing how much he loved music and finding a friend who could introduce him to the music he wanted to play. For Raneri, it was ...
Bayside invites fans across North America to join them in celebrating their 25th anniversary with 25 years Of Bayside: The Errors Tour. Support by Smoking Popes. For the past 25 years, Queens-based ...
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