UGLY KID JOE Release Official Video for ‘Long Road’

UGLY KID JOE release the official video for “Long Road”, the third track taken from the band’s upcoming album ‘Rad Wings of Destiny’ which is set to be released on October 21st 2022.

You can watch the video below.

‘Long Road’ is the next single to be taken from Ugly Kid Joe’s forthcoming album and is a sun tinged ear worm. A catchy, upbeat driving track that is set to be a Summer anthem.

“I wrote it as a giant metaphor about procrastinating” comments guitarist Dave Fortman. “The lyrics say it all. ‘Waiting for the Sky to fall’ is sitting around doing nothing to make life better and “the sound of the whistle blow” is the moment you get up and make a change.”

‘Long Road’ is the third single after “That Ain’t Livin’ “ and “Kill The Pain” to be taken from the bands forthcoming new album “Rad Wings of Destiny” which is due for release on October 21st 2022.

TRACK LISTING
That Ain’t Livin‘
Not Like The Other
Everything’s Changing
Kill The Pain
Lola
Dead Friends Play
Up in the City
Drinkin’ And Drivin’
Failur
Long Road

Ugly Kid Joe are an American rock band formed in Isla Vista California in 1989. They rose to prominence with their debut EP ‘As Ugly As They Wanna Be’ in 1991 which became the first EP to ever go platinum. Their multi platinum debut album “America’s Least Wanted” followed in 1992 which featured hits including ‘Cats In The Cradle’ and ‘Everything About You’.

After splitting up in 1997, the band reformed in 2010 releasing the “Stairway To Hell” EP in 2012 and the album “Uglier Than They Used Ta Be” in 2015.

October 21st 2022 marks the release of the bands first new album in seven years. ‘Rad Wings of Destiny’ will see the band once again teaming up with Producer Mark Dodson – who was behind the desk for Ugly Kid Joe’s multiplatinum debut album release ‘Americas Least Wanted’ in 1992. An album which celebrates it’s 30th Anniversary this year.

The 10 track album includes the singles “That Ain’t Livin’”, “Kill The Pain” and “Long Road”.

It features Whitfield Crane on Vocals, Klaus Eichstadt and Dave Fortman on Guitar, Cordell Crockett on bass and drumming duties shared between Zac Morris and Shannon Larkin.