Sleeping With Sirens have announced a fall 2026 North American tour with Rain City Drive and Shyeye in support of their new album “An Ending In Itself.”
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Ignea have revealed that their band headquarters in Kyiv, Ukraine has been damaged following a reported overnight strike attributed to Russian forces. In a video shared on social media, the band showcased the aftermath at the Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Film Studio, where vocalist Helle Bohdanova confirmed significant damage to the site. Among the affected areas was the costume department, which housed outfits intended for an upcoming music video. Footage from the scene shows shattered windows in the band’s section of the building, along with debris scattered throughout the space and equipment knocked over. Despite the destruction, Bohdanova expressed relief that the structure itself remains largely intact.…
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