Indie / Pop Band Wallace Fans Offering Free Download Of The Unheard Song For National Voter Registration Day
Wallace COVID-19 is busy during the epidemic – and starring Los Angeles indie / pop trio Netflix star Dylan Minnett 13 Reasons, Braden Lemasters, is a well-known actor Men of a certain age And Cole Preston – you need to make sure you’re ready to vote this coming November.
In connection with National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, the band has teamed up with HeadCount.org for a special offer for fans.
Are you registered yet? This is National Voter Registration Day so we shared EadHeadCountOrg To make extra special. Go to the register, check your status, or pledge to vote to receive an unreleased song from a non-existent session https://t.co/0G2ZRzOrUa pic.twitter.com/f26kTxVkjH
– Wallace (@wallowsmusic) September 22, 2020
“Bad Remake” is a song previously unheard of from album sessions, resulting in Wallace’s 2019 debut record, Nothing Happens, And the band is offering it for free instead Visit this link, Where you can check your voter status, register or pledge to vote (whichever applies to you).
In addition to this inspiring activism ahead of the November 3 general election, Wallace recently shared a new music video for “Nobody Gets Me (Like You)”, a new song by Teh Band. Remote The EP ended on October 23rd.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwA3y36pe7w
The EP will feature the first new music from Wallace in a few months and six new songs recorded during the blockade.
This Sunday, September 27, Wallace will close his “Virtual World Tour” performances at the Roxy Theater in Hollywood, the fourth “virtual concert” the band has shared with fans in recent weeks. Ticket info for live streaming Available at this link.
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