Max Bemis has reopened the song shop.

Bassist Adam Siska (ex-The Academy Is...) has joined Say Anything. A statement can be found in the replies.

Say Anything's new album will be titled Anarchy, My Dear. Read an interview about the effort here.

From the Interview

You think about the bands that Say Anything kind of gets [compared to]—at least the last couple records—and you think of Green Day or Weezer. But we wanted to push ourselves away and go off into a different direction than we did the last couple records. So we decided we would strip away any pop-punk. As much as we love Blink-182 and Green Day, I just feel like we’ve been doing a lot of that on the past couple records, and we kind of were going for a more of a Beatles, Queen [vibe]. Even if you’re talking about punk bands, then it’s like the Clash and At The...

Say Anything have finished recording and mixing their fourth record.

Max Bemis (Say Anything) is going on a solo tour with Sherri DuPree (Eisley) supporting. Dates in the replies.

Say Anything began tracking their new album yesterday with Tim O'Heir.

Jake Turner (Say Anything, XO) is selling one of his guitars on eBay.

Say Anything have signed with Equal Vision Records. Check out a statement from Max Bemis here.

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Max Bemis recently recorded a Daytrotter session, which can be heard here.

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Max Bemis says that Say Anything will do a tour in which they perform ...Is a Real Boy in its entirety for its 10-year anniversary - which will be in 2014.

Jake Turner of Say Anything and XO recently produced Ray Garrison's new album, Channel That Energy. The first single, "Gravity," is now available for purchase on iTunes.

XO (Jake and Jeff Turner of Say Anything) has posted a new demo titled "Helll" on myspace. The band also now has a twitter account.

Today is Max Bemis's (Say Anything) 27th birthday. Be sure to leave the man some love in the replies.

At the Max Bemis solo show on 2/26/2011 in San Francisco, he said that Say Anything has written 80% of their next record.

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The newest episode from Valencia's Band vs. Food is up. It features members from Say Anything. Check it in the replies.

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A few words on Max Bemis' (Say Anything) first night of his current solo tour can be seen here.

Say Anything have begun writing their new album.

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Watch Max Bemis play a new song in the replies.

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Coby Linder of Say Anything has posted some drum lessons on Youtube.

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Macbeth has announced their Spring Studio Projects. Among the artists are Max Bemis, Anthony Green, Andy Hull, and Mike Dirnt.

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On tonight's Gunz Show, Gunz will be interviewing Cassadee Pope of Hey Monday, Drift Division, Man Overboard and Jake Turner of Say Anything. Tune in at 9pm EST on idobi radio.

Jake Turner of Say Anything has a new project called TesT which will be releasing a new single called "H.A.R.D." on iTunes on February 1st. The song is currently streaming here.

Jeff Turner and his friend Janae recently did a cover of the Misfits' "Last Caress." Head to the replies to watch the video.

Max Bemis will be doing a short solo tour. Presale for tickets starts tomorrow here. Dates can be found in the replies.

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This past Sunday, I sat down with Max Bemis (Say Anything), Kenny Vasoli (The Starting Line/Person L) and Chris Conley (Saves the Day) to discuss the current state of the music industry and life after being a part of a major label. Head here to read the hour long discussion, and hit the replies with your thoughts. Where do we stand? What do bands have to do to succeed? Is this all forcing creativity and weeding out bad personal investments in bands that will just break-up in a year anyway? Is the idea of the rockstar dead among the underground, or is the underground the new bohemian rockstar? Will the majors eventually fold, and there will be a level playing field amongst any and all...

My review of the Boston, MA stop of the Say Anything / Motion City Soundtrack co-headlining tour with Saves the Day and A Great Big Pile of Leaves can be read here. The write-up also includes video footage of some of Motion City Soundtrack's special guest vocalists.

A new interview with Max Bemis (Say Anything) can be seen here. In it, he discusses a new album, the song shop, and AP.net.

Watch Motion City Soundtrack and Max Bemis cover "Head Like A Hole" in the replies.

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Due to Motion City Sountrack's Justin Pierre losing his voice, members of Say Anything, Saves the Day, and A Great Big Pile of Leaves will be singing songs with the band on their current tour.

"What do you do when you've got nothing left? Give up, give up, and hope for the best."

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Head to the replies to watch Kenny Vasoli perform "Less Cute" with Say Anything.

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You can hear a song from Max Bemis and the Painful Splits here.

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Bassist Alexander T. Kent has left Say Anything. Kenny Vasoli will be filling in for him on their upcoming tour.

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The studs that comprise Saves The Day will be chatting with us live Monday night at 7pm ET to discuss their upcoming tour dates (Motion City Soundtrack, Say Anything) and future releases.

Jeff Turner (Say Anything) has a new band, They're Ghouls. Their debut, The Dead Love Too, can be purchased here. It will also be available on the upcoming Fall tour. Jeff also made a video for "Dawn of the Living Dead." Check it out in the replies.

Watch Motion City Soundtrack's Justin Pierre cover Pavement's "We Dance" here. Additionally, MCS's co-headlining run with Say Anything made Spin's list of 25 Best Fall Tours.

The Max Bemis Song Shop has re-opened. There is now a cheaper option for a shorter song. Additionally, the first 1500 people to purchase a song will receive a phone call from Max. More details in the replies.

Max Bemis will release a lo-fi post punk full-length album under the name Max Bemis and the Painful Splits. Each copy will be signed and sold exclusively on Say Anything's upcoming tour with Motion City Soundtrack.

Max Bemis's song shop will re-open in mid-September with a free call from Max if you're one of the first 1500 people to purchase his services.

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According to Say Anything's Max Bemis' Twitter, there's a big update heading your way.

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Dates for Motion City Soundtrack / Say Anything co-headlining tour featuring Saves The Day are in the replies. Valencia will also support the October dates, while A Great Big Pile of Leaves will open in November.

Nick Moore (ex-Before Their Eyes vocalist) has announced that he is working with Jake Turner from Say Anything on his new project.

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Valencia have been added to the Halloween show with Say Anything, Saves The Day and Motion City Soundtrack. Could this mean they will be the 4th band on this tour?

Max Bemis will be re-opening his song shop in August with a half-price option for shorter songs.

Jake Turner (guitarist of Say Anything) has teamed up with friend/engineer/producer Lane Johnson to start producing and co-writing records with bands and solo artists. Click here for more information.