Iowa hard rock heavyweights SAUL have returned with the video for the brand new single “JACK & JILL.” Equal parts catchy and clever, the song hits home with its powerfully pertinent subject matter.

“‘JACK & JILL’ is the story of love lost — break-ups and divorce are an all-too-common part of life,” the band shares. “A simple argument can quickly turn into legal battles and custody wars, and everything they’ve built falls apart.”

The band is embarking on a headline tour this fall through mid-December. VRSTY will serve as direct support. All dates are below.

SAUL ON TOUR:
WITH VRSTY:

11/25 — Chippewa Falls, WI — Joel’s 4Corners
11/26 — Kansasville, WI — 1175
11/27 — Des Moines, IA — Lefty’s Live Music
11/29 — Minneapolis, MN — Cabooze
11/30 — Joliet, IL — The Forge
12/2 — Chesterfield, MI — Diesel Concert Lounge
12/3 — Battle Creek, MI — Music Factory
12/4 — Bloomington, IL — Castle Theater
12/6 — Sioux Falls, SD — Club David
12/7 — Sioux City, IA — The Marquee
12/8 — Fargo, ND — TAK Music Venue
12/9 — Omaha, NE — The Waiting Room Lounge*
12/10 — Rock Island, IL — Ribco
*Supporting Through Fire

Iowa-based rock quartet SAUL — brothers Blake Bedsaul [lead vocals] and Zach Bedsaul [lead guitar, backup vocals], William McIlravy [bass, backup vocals], and Myles Clayborne [drums] — have shared the video for the title track from Rise As Equals. The album is out now.

Watch the “Rise As Equals” video here.

The footage was filmed on “Saul Day” in the band’s hometown of Sutherland and it as a true exchange of energy between the band and its fans, known as “Equals.”

“The Equals traveled from states away to our little hometown in Northwest Iowa to be a part of this video,” says Blake. “There was an energy during the whole day that felt like electricity. Everyone was buzzing and happy. This was more than a music video shoot. This is what happiness looks like.”

2020 has been a wild ride for Saul — as much as it has been for most of the world but the band has reached a professional and personal summit with the release of Rise As Equals. Ever since releasing the single “Brother” as unknowns and watching it climb to No. 1 on SiriusXM’s Octane, the band has slowly but steadily built a passionate fanbase, one that even traveled to be a part of the video shoot for a song and record that specifically references them by name. Saul’s journey thus far is crystalized by the video, which demonstrates the direct connection with fans during a time when human beings are in most need of exactly that.

Watch the futuristic and cinematic video for the lead single “King of Misery” here or here. It serves as the band’s second No. 1 at SiriusXM’s Octane and is continuing to ascend the national radio charts.

Iowa-based rock quartet SAUL — brothers Blake Bedsaul [lead vocals] and Zach Bedsaul [lead guitar, backup vocals], William McIlravy [bass, backup vocals], and Myles Clayborne [drums] — have shared another new song from Rise As Equals, their debut full-length out October 23. 

Listen to “Looking to Fight” below.

“‘Looking to Fight’ is a song about a time in my life that I didn’t know which step to take. Do I leave music behind or continue with the struggle?,” shares Blake. “I was putting my family through a lot of turmoil during my depressed state. Sometimes you just can’t stop the suffering.”

“This song is one of the first songs we wrote for Rise As Equals that has a captivating and driving force,” says Zach.

Previously, Saul shared the futuristic and cinematic video for the lead single “King of Misery” over at Loudwire. Watch it here or here. The song was co-written by Disturbed’s David Draiman and is rapidly ascending the rock radio charts.

In other Saul news, the band has announced The Official Album Release Party. It’ll be a full streaming show and more. 

It’s set for October 23 at 4:30PM PT/6:30PM CT/7:30PM ET. Get tickets here.

RISE AS EQUALS TRACK LISTING:
“Trial By Fire”
“Looking to Fight”
“Brother”
“King of Misery”
“Get It Right”
“Rise As Equals”
“Inside”
“Don’t Close Your Eyes”
“Levee”
“Here and Now”
“The Toll”
“Things Change”
“Sticks and Stones”
“Welcome to the Machine”