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Michael Monroe Releases New Single

By Jeff GaudiosiApril 27, 2022No Comments6 Mins Read
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MICHAEL MONROE RELEASES NEW SINGLE “CAN’T STOP FALLING APART” FROM UPCOMING ALBUM – ‘I LIVE TOO FAST TO DIE YOUNG’
WATCH/STREAM “CAN’T STOP FALLING APART” HERE
PRE-ORDER AT THIS LOCATION
Wednesday, April 27, 2022 – The new single and music video from Michael Monroe, “Can’t Stop Falling Apart”, is OUT NOW! The track is taken from the upcoming album ‘I Live Too Fast To Die Young’, which is set for release via Silver Lining Music on June 10, 2022.
“It’s an ode to our wives and loved ones who have stuck by our sides through years of playing music and touring the world,” offers Monroe on the new single. “But this can also apply to any person working hard, away from home a lot of the time, who is lucky enough to have a loved one sticking by their side through thick and thin. So, it’s a celebratory song to our nearest and dearest who are always there for us.”
“It’s a big, 1970’s Slade-inspired glam stomper,” adds Rich Jones, “It celebrates our loved ones who support us through the ups and downs of being a touring musician”.
“Try to focus on the positive,” furthers Monroe“Because what you focus on usually tends to multiply…”
Michael Monroe, the gargantuan, gregarious, glamorous rock ‘n’ roll God who struts and fronts it with the same power and panache he first thrust our way leading Hanoi Rocks all those years ago, does not try to be a philosopher, but goddamn, he projects like one. 
Throughout his latest (and greatest) venture I Live Too Fast To Die Young, Monroe tells tales of glory and observed stories, some pretty, some shitty, but all through a lens of eventual optimism, hope and a sense of dirty, cheeky late-night fun. Monroe’s lens has always been directed towards the upside, even after the greatest downs a man can suffer, and the sheer power of his positive energy infuses everything he comes into contact with.
The eleven lean, mean, raw power rock ‘n’ roll songs which make up I Live Too Fast To Die Young see Monroe swagger the streets like a rock-punk poet, a storyteller who’s seen it all from the hellholes of Helsinki to the late-nights in London’s St. Moritz with some trashy times in Tokyo to boot. Warm, funny, occasionally sad but ultimately upbeat, I Live Too Fast To Die Youngbrings the listener into the heart and soul of its creator.
The title track, ‘I Live Too Fast To Die Young’, is quintessential Monroe, playing with words and concepts in a playfully irreverent way and wrapping it all up in some proper ‘fuck you’ rock ‘n’ roll. A close friend of Monroe’s, Slash from Guns N’ Roses, throws down some lead guitar on the track. 
Recorded at Inkfish Studios in Helsinki, Finland between November and December 2021 and produced by the band with engineer Erno Laitinen, the album features Monroe on lead vocals and harmonica, Steve Conte (guitars and vocals), Rich Jones (guitar, vocals), Karl Rockfist(drums) and Sami Yaffa (bass/vocals/guitar).
With I Live Too Fast To Die Young, it is clear Michael Monroe is striding into the summer with a triumphant -and perhaps most importantly, defiant- roar to offer you a chance to let your hair down (or up!) and to once again enjoy the freedom of joyous celebration and expression.
“We’re entertaining, we all want people to have a good time, but you don’t have to switch your brain off to dance and have a good time,” concludes Monroe, “Fight boredom, fight normalcy, fight against what you’re told, what you’re supposed to do, be, or say. It’s about letting yourself be yourself and no apologies, about having no regrets.” The legend has spoken; it’d be rude not to listen.
The band is due to appear on a string of summer festival shows and will be touring in support of the album on the following dates:
08 Apr – House of Rock Bar, Kouvola (FI)14 Apr – Möysän Musaklubi, Lahti (FI)15 Apr – Hyvinkääsali, Hyvinkää (FI)16 Apr – Olympia, Tampere (FI)21 Apr – Tavastia Club, Helsinki (FI)22 Apr – Ikaalinen Spa, Ikaalinen (FI)04 Jun – ROCK HARD FESTIVAL, Gelsenkirchen (DE)06 Jun – K.B. Hallen, Copenhagen (DK)* 9-11 Jun – SAARISTO OPEN AIR, Kaarina (FI) 10 Jun – ROCK IN THE CITY, Kuopio (FI) 11 Jun – SWEDEN ROCK, Sölvesborg (SE) 15 Jun – Dolina Charlotty, Charlotta (PL)*17 Jun – Stadthalle, Zwickau (DE) * 18 Jun – AZKENA FESTIVAL, Vitoria-Gasteiz (ES)21 Jun – Mitsubishi Electric Halle, Dusseldorf (DE)*22 Jun – Jahrhunderthalle, Frankfurt (DE)*25 Jun – HELLFEST, Clisson (FR)29 Jun – Ippodromo San Siro, Milan (IT)*07 Jul – SAUNA OPEN AIR, Tampere (FI)08 Jul – ROCK IN THE CITY, Oulu (FI)14-15 Jul – VAUHTIAJOT, Seinäjoki (FI)16 Jul – ROCK IN THE CITY, Rovaniemi (FI)29-30 Jul – SKOGSROJET FESTIVAL, Rejmyre (SE) 04-06 Aug – WACKEN OPEN AIR, Wacken (DE) 04-06 Aug – VAASA FESTIVAL, Vaasa (FI) 27 Aug – HRH Sleaze, Sheffield (UK)*Supporting Alice Cooper
For tickets and more information please visit: www.michaelmonroe.com/web/
‘I Live Too Fast To Die Young’ Tracklisting: 1.      Murder The Summer Of Love2.      Young Drunks & Old Alcoholics3.      Derelict Palace4.      All Fighter5.      Everybody’s Nobody6.      Antisocialite7.      Can’t Stop Falling Apart8.      Pagan Prayer9.      No Guilt10.   I Live Too Fast To Die Young11.   Dearly Departed
I Live Too Fast To Die Young will be available on CD Digipak, 12” Red Vinyl, Signed Limited Edition 12” Vinyl with Alternative Artwork, Digital Download, Streaming and special D2C bundles. Available to pre-order now at this location. Listen to the recently released “Murder The Summer Of Love” here
Band Line-Up: Michael Monroe – lead vocals, harmonicaSteve Conte – guitars, vocalsRich Jones – guitars, vocalsKarl Rockfist – drumsSami Yaffa – bass, vocals, guitar
Recorded and mixed by Erno “Error” Laitinen at Inkfish Studios, Helsinki, FinlandProduced by Erno “Error” Laitinen, Michael Monroe, Rich Jones, Sammi Yafa, Steve Conte & Karl RockfistMastered by Svante Forsbäck at Chartmakers
Additional recording by Bobby Nieminen at Raymond’s BarnPiano recorded at Sonic Pump Studios, recording assistant Tommi SaarinenSlash’s guitars engineered by John Ewing
Additional musicians:Slash – guitar solo & additional guitars on “I Live Too Fast To Die Young”Lenni-Kalle Taipale – Piano on “Antisocialite” & “Can’t Stop Falling Apart”Suvi Aalto & Astrid Nicole – Additional backing vocals on “Can’t Stop Falling Apart” & “Murder The Summer Of Love”Neil Leyton – Additional backing vocals on “Everybody’s Nobody”, “Murder The Summer Of Love” & “All Fighter”
Follow Michael Monroe:www.facebook.com/michaelmonroeofficialwww.twitter.com/michaelmonroewww.instagram.com/michaelmonroeofficialwww.michaelmonroe.com/web/
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Jeff Gaudiosi

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