News
Band Announces North American Tour
Dec 13, 2011
By Laura Studarus
The Twilight Sad is hitting the road this February and March. We have the dates. More
No One Can Ever Know out February 7 via Fat Cat Records
Nov 14, 2011
By Mi Tran
The Twilight Sad are set to release their third full-length album, No One Can Ever Know, due out February 7. We have the details and a stream of the first single.
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No One Can Ever Know Out February Via Fat Cat Records
Sep 21, 2011
By Kyle Lemmon and Mi Tran
The Twilight Sad have announced the release of their third full-length album, No One Can Ever Know, which will be released in February of next year. More
Mar 29, 2010
By Hong Le
The Twilight Sad will be on tour again this spring, this time accompanied by Japanese post-rockers MONO. This two month tour is to support their album Forget the Night Ahead which was released last September. Here are the dates. Also, check out their new video for "The Room," which is directed by Nicola Collins. We have the tour dates and the video. More
Band Alright, Wallets Sad
Nov 16, 2009
By Laura Studarus
Over the weekend, Scottish band The Twilight Sad ended up the victims of some terrible international relations when they were robbed by fake police in Rome. The band's publicist assures us no one was hurt, however they did loose about 2000 pounds to the unidentified thieves. More
New Album, Forget the Night Ahead Out September 22nd
Jul 15, 2009
By Laura Studarus
Scottish-rockers The Twilight Sad have announced additional tour dates and headling shows in support of their upcoming third full-length album, Forget the Night Ahead. More
Three Scots: New Albums and U.S. Fall Tour Announced
Jul 07, 2009
By Michele Yamamoto
The Twilight Sad, We Were Promised Jetpacks, and Frightened Rabbit are getting ready to bring a little taste of Scotland to the U.S. with an upcoming September tour in support of new releases. More
Interviews
The Persistence of Memory
Oct 13, 2009
By John Everhart
"Someone going on about how amazing their life is, that's pretty depressing to me. But a song about death, yeah, that really lifts my spirits," laughs Twilight Sad frontman James Graham. And if, like Graham, down for you is up (to borrow from the parlance of Lou Reed), you'll find solace in his act's newest LP, Forget the Night Ahead. More
Reviews
No One Can Ever Know
FatCat
Mar 18, 2012
By Luke Winkie
The Twilight Sad have put together a pretty respectable career. They've got a few well-liked records, they rep Scotland with a local's charm, and have received some favorable U2 comparisons. More
