Tag Archives: Neon Trees

Utah pop-rockers Neon Trees will release their new studio album, Pop Psychology, in America on April 22, 2014. The new album continues Neon Trees’ exploration of new wave, smart pop and dance music, resulting in their most refined album to date. The band recorded the collection in Cabo San Lucas, Los Angeles, and Provo with Tim Pagnotta, who also produced ... Read More »

Utah pop-rockers Neon Trees has premiered the music video for their new song “Voices in the Hall.” The song is our latest taste of their forthcoming studio album, Pop Psychology, which will be released in America on April 22, 2014. The new album continues Neon Trees’ exploration of new wave, smart pop and dance music, resulting in their most refined album ... Read More »

Utah pop-rockers Neon Trees has premiered the music video for their brand new single “I Love You (But I Hate Your Friends).” The song is the second single to be lifted from the forthcoming  album, Pop Psychology, which will be released in America on April 22, 2014. The lead single from the LP, “Sleeping with a Friend”, peaked at number ... Read More »

Neon Trees’ singer Tyler Glenn has come out as a gay man, and he is hitting back at those who claim they could tell he was based on his appearance. “I don’t think I’m special for being a gay man. That’s not why I came out. I didn’t come out so all of you could say “i knew it” based ... Read More »

Utah pop-rockers Neon Trees has not only premiered the fantastic Kat Krazy remix of their new single “Sleeping With a Friend”, the group has also unveiled the artwork for their forthcoming studio album, Pop Psychology. Speaking about “Sleeping With A Friend” with Rolling Stone, Neon Trees singer Tyler Glenn said, “Sonically speaking it’s our biggest-sounding song to date. That is probably ... Read More »

Utah pop-rockers Neon Trees have released an amazing ’80s inspired music video to accompany their infectious new single, “Sleeping With A Friend.” The clip for the track pays homage to iconic ’80s children’s television program Pee-wee’s Playhouse, punk rocker Billy Idol, and virtual celebrity Max Headroom. The song is the first to be taken from their forthcoming third studio album, Pop Psychology. ... Read More »