I feel like they can really relate to us. For social media, we’re not trying to make an image, we’re just trying to be ourselves and I think kids really respect that. We’ve been putting ourselves out there and we don’t really hold anything back as far as who we are. Jaime Preciado / Pierce The Veil: That’s crazy! I was unaware of the term, of “rabid.” I guess in general, our fans are just very, very aggressive, they let us know all the time how much they care about our music and the guys in the band.

Would you describe your fan base as rabid? I must admit, your music is very contagious, but ‘rabid’ is a very intense word. One of the things she mentioned that really stood out is that you have a very ‘rabid’ fan base. Check out what he had to say!ĪltWire : When I reached out to your publicist about doing the interview, she sent me a bunch of information on you guys. Recently, the guys have been working on a new album and have just kicked off a co-headlining world tour with Sleeping With Sirens. AltWire had the chance to talk with Pierce The Veil bassist, Jaime Preciado, about the upcoming album and their world tour. ‘King For A Day’, a single off the album featuring Kellin Quinn, has recently gone gold and has racked up over 38 million views on YouTube. With nearly a quarter-million copies sold to date, the album scored #12 on Billboard’s top 100 albums and took the #1 spot on the Hard Rock, Modern Rock/Alt Albums, and Rock Albums charts.įollowing the release of the album, Pierce The Veil had a 100% sold out headline tour in October and November of 2012, and were also named one of MTV’s Buzzworthy Breakthrough Artists in that same year. In 2012, their album ‘Collide With The Sky’ was released and was met with huge success. Post-hardcore rock band Pierce The Veil are slowly working their way to the top of the rock world, one album at a time.

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