NEWS: One Days Notice Premiere New Video

May 30, 2014  •  Leave a Comment

(Cleveland, OH) - The raucous punk band One Days Notice has released a new lyric video for one of their poppier tunes "Call the Cops." The song is off their recent album When Dinosaurs Get Drunk and gives the listener a bit of nostalgia while thinking about their high school days of sneaking out and causing (cheeky) chaos.

 

RECENT REVIEW OF THE TRACK:

"The standout track in this lineup is “Call the Cops”, a song that paints a romantic image of running the town for a night. It takes a break from the driving punk rock anthems, and glorifies the carefree summer nights of causing trouble and loving every moment. It’s a party song , with a loving look at the past." - Antonio Vazquez/ New-Transcendence

WATCH THE NEW LYRIC VIDEO FOR "CALL THE COPS" AND READ AN INTERVIEW WITH THE BAND
One Days Notice has also recently taken on a sponsorship deal with Whole Hearted Clothing who has endorsed The Word Alive, Neck Deep, The Swellers, and more. In celebration of the partnership, fans who purchase items from Whole Hearted Clothing can use the code "ONEDAYSNOTICE" and receive 10% off any purchase over $25.
When Dinosaurs Get Drunk is available on all major online markets including iTunes, Spotify, and Bandcamp.

About One Days Notice: 2014 A.D...

 

In a world where music has become over processed and over thought, in a time where people are being force fed the next dose of synthesized xylophone, there comes a band from Cleveland Ohio called One Days Notice, who play guitar...and play the fuck out of them. Recently called “The best un-signed live band in America” The group's only purpose in life is to rock hard and party harder.  After meeting at a 2010 Neighborhood Beer Olympics, an event that ended in 2 open container charges and 1 public urination violation, the band quickly rose to the top of the Cleveland music scene by releasing their debut EP “That’s What She Said” and sweating their balls off on the 2010 Vans Warped Tour.

 

Since then, the sexy ass punkers from the birth place of rock 'n' roll have continued to go hard by releasing 2 full length albums with 2012’s “Dime a Dozen” and 2013’s “When Dinosaurs Get Drunk.” Their acclaimed live show has grown even crazier and drunk-ier as they have opened for bands such as The Offspring and Bowling for Soup and have twice headlined a sold out Cleveland Music Festival at The House of Blues. In addition to being featured on numerous regional television and radio stations the band has shown their mugs in Alternative Press, rocked a blistering live set on the PBS Original TV series “Live Wire,” claimed a Cleveland Scene breakthrough artist of the year nomination, and officially sold albums in over five different countries.

 

Whether you are catching them live or rocking out to One Days Notice at a party you are sure to get a chorus stuck in your head while taking some beers straight to the brain!

 
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