The post Falling in Reverse Drop New Song “All My Life” Featuring Jelly Roll: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Falling in Reverse have released “All My Life” featuring country star Jelly Roll — .

Notable Lyrics: Since you went away the days grow long/And soon I'll hear old winter's song/But I miss you most of all my darling/When autumn leaves start to fall This track—originally sung in ...

As the seasons change, so do our beloved playlists. These are some of the songs I always find myself listening to as the leaves turn from a vibrant green to a rusty orange or a fiery red. So, grab a ...

Here's what fans think of Falling in Reverse's new country-rock song "All My Life" with Jelly Roll so far. The track just dropped earlier today (June 6) and will appear on Falling in Reverse's ...

Falling in Reverse have teamed up with Marilyn Manson for a new song called “God is a Weapon.” In addition to the song, Falling in Reverse announced a 2025 North American tour named after the song.

Fall is an exciting time of the year — the air is crisp, the candles are out, and the leaves are falling. It’s the transition from summer to winter and many teenage girls like myself look forward to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Illustration by Evelyn Mousigian. Fall is officially upon us, with its kaleidoscope of leaves, its ...

If you spent any amount of time this past summer listening to the radio you’re well aware of just how popular Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” was. According to the folks over at Billboard it was ...

FALL OUT BOY: (Singing) ...Shoes again but somewhere you exist singing, oops, I... SUMMERS: Vocalist and guitarist Patrick Stump says he was playing around with technology. PATRICK STUMP: How much you ...

This past summer, I got to dance and sing along to queer hits like “HOT TO GO!” by Chappell Roan and “LUNCH” by Billie Eilish, catchy tunes which paired perfectly with summer pool parties and driving ...

The Munsters‘ theme song inspired one of Fall Out Boy’s most famous hits. The hit did something that Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump said was “taboo in rock music.” Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz felt the ...