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YouTuber Jon Cozart karaokes to Simple Plan’s ‘Perfect’

The popular YouTuber/singer Jon Cozart, also known by his YouTube channel ‘Paint’ has grown to fame (and to over 4 million subscribers) by his very-well executed videos such as ‘Harry Potter in 99 seconds’ or the ‘After Ever After’ songs).

And why are we talking about Jon today? Jon recently published through his Instagram Stories videos from the previous night, where you can hear him and his friends drunkenly karaoke to Simple Plan’s ‘Perfect’.

Check it out on the video below. Enjoy:

Jeff performed with his daughter at her school fundraiser

This past Saturday, May 13th, Jeff Stinco not only attended his daughter’s Zoé’s school’s fundraiser, but he performed there as well!

Simple Plan’s lead guitarist accompanied his youngest daughter on his guitar, while she and her friend sang. Jeff joked that “To be fair, the song she picked was pretty bad but at least she sang out of key,” but adding that he was very proud of his girl. Check out a picture of them performing together (Zoé’s the girl next to Jeff) that Jeff shared with his fans yesterday:

Simple Plan aiming to possibly release sixth album around 2018

The Czech online magazine called Headliner’s May issue features an interview with Simple Plan’s drummer Chuck Comeau. In the interview, Chuck discussed Simple Plan’s current NPNHJB tour, which celebrates their debut album’s 15th anniversary. And while there are still plans to prolong this anniversary tour, according to Chuck’s most recent words, the band also still wants to continue with their Taking One For The Team tour after the No Pads tour (which he still plans for the end of this year):

“We didn’t manage to tour a lot with the fifth record yet, even though we’ve been touring pretty much non-stop except for a couple months at the end of last year. Now we decided to include the anniversary tour and after that we still want to head out on another Taking One For The Team tour. We think we owe it to that record.”

– Chuck Comeau –

Of course after the tour cycle ends (whenever that is), the band is certain about one thing: they don’t want their fans to wait another 4 years for a new record. See what Chuck had to say about a possible 6th album’s release date:

“After we finish the cycle for our current record, which will be around the end of this year, the time will come for the creative process to begin. We would like to start working on new material in the beginning of the next year release the album as soon as possible. One thing is clear: we don’t want to take too much time in between records, so we would like the next album to be released about two years after the last one came out. “

– Chuck Comeau –

Now if our calculations are correct, if Simple Plan want to release the record 2 years after the last one came out (February 2016), that would make their goals aim for the next year, 2018.

In theory, that could be managable, but we know how good SP are with meeting deadlines and taking months to both write, record and also post-produce and promote new albums. I think we’ll all agree that we would like the next SP record to be released sooner rather than later, but let’s just take the year ‘2018’ as more of a fluid objective or a wishful thinking, than a fixed point in time. Especially if we already know the band plans to only focus on touring in 2017.

Program of Rock Am Ring & Rock Im Park is out: who do SP clash with?

In June, Simple Plan will return to the 2017 edition of one of the most popular European festivals: Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park in Germany. The festivals have now released the official schedules, which let us know when exactly will the festival-goers get to see Simple Plan and also which bands they might miss out on in that time slot. Let’s have a look at it then!

Simple Plan will be performing at Rock Am Ring first, on Friday, June 2nd at the Beck’s Crater Stage from 6:30 to 7:30pm. This one-hour-long set partially clashes with bands on other stages – Five Finger Death Punch (6:35pm – 7:50pm), Red Sun Rising (6:15pm – 6:55pm) and Mallory Knox (7:15pm – 7:55pm). See the full schedule here.

At Rock Im Park, Simple Plan will play two days later, on Sunday, June 4th at the Beck’s Park Stage from 4:55pm to 5:55pm. Here, they will clash with Red Sun Rising again – for their whole set this time around (5:10pm – 5:50pm) and with a bit of the Five Finger Death Punch set too (5:40pm – 6:55pm). UPDATE: Simple Plan’s set has been moved up after Liam Gallagher’s and SP will now be performing from 6:20pm to 7:25pm See the full schedule here.

Schedule for Aerodrome Festival in Prague revealed

In exactly a month, Simple Plan will finally return to the Czech Republic, where they will perform at the Aerodrome Festival at the Letňany airport grounds in Prague, alongside Linkin Park, Enter Shikari, Machine Gun Kelly and others.

The promoters of the festival have finally revealed the official time table for this one-day festival and it’s now confirmed that Simple Plan’s set will be an hour long. This is what the schedule of Aerodrome Festival looks like:

doors: from noon
Mallory Knox: 1pm – 1:30pm
Counterfeit: 2pm – 2:45pm
Royal Republic: 3:25pm – 4pm
Enter Shikari: 4:30 – 5:30pm
Machine Gun Kelly: 6pm – 7pm
Simple Plan: 7:30pm – 8:30pm
Linkin Park: 9:15pm – 11pm