TAYLOR ACORN SHARES NEW SINGLE + VIDEO “CRASHING OUT”

After nearly a decade as an independent artist, Nashville-based pop-punk favorite Taylor Acorn officially signed to Fearless Records in July—marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter. Unapologetic and empowered, Acorn also announced her debut LP, Poster Child, following the critically acclaimed Survival in Motion (Deluxe) earlier this year.

Following her lead singles “Goodbye, Good Riddance” and “Hangman“—which cemented her status as one of pop-punk’s most authentic and exciting rising voices—Acorn returns with “Crashing Out,” a cathartic, hook-laden banger with serious bite, straight out of the 2000s.

With raw, relatable grit, Acorn belts, “Can’t slow down, it only makes me want you more,” capturing the chaos of a volatile, touch-and-go romance. Thick guitar riffs, clashing drums, and her evocative vocals collide to deliver another undeniable pop-punk anthem.

“‘Crashing Out’ is a song that I wrote with Dylan Bauld and Mandy Lee from Misterwives and it’s one of my favorites off of the album,” Acorn shares. “It has such an infectious nostalgic feel to it, it’s super up beat and just an all around great vibe. You can dance to it, you can crash out to it in which I’ve done both. I think the fans will really love this one and I’m so excited for everyone to hear it!”

WATCH THE VIDEO FOR “CRASHING OUT” NOW

Known for channeling the raw spirit of late-’90s and early-2000s pop-punk, Acorn puts a modern stamp on the genre that shaped her—bridging the emotional bite of Avril Lavigne with the anthemic fire of Paramore. She’s proving that emo was never just a phase, ushering in a new era of emotionally charged, high-energy punk-pop for a new generation.

Her sound hasn’t gone unnoticed: Acorn has been championed across all major streaming platforms for her fearless mix of pop-punk, alt, and rock.

On Apple Music, she earned a banner feature under Punk for her EP, and landed placements on flagship playlists like Relationship Goals, Working From Home, Feeling Blue, Excited, and New Music Daily, as well as genre-specific lists like New in Alternative, The New Rock, and New in Punk. Over on Spotify, she’s been spotlighted in playlists like, Pop Punk’s Not Dead, New Noise, Women of Rock, and Fierce Femmes.

Amazon Music has also shown major support, featuring her on Breakthrough Pop, Breakthrough Alternative, Fresh Alternative, and Pop Culture, while Pandora highlighted her in their Pop Punk spotlight.

Acorn is now bringing her album Poster Child to life onstage—music best experienced in a packed room of fans screaming every word. She’s set to perform at When We Were Young Fest, the legendary Warped Tour, and just announced her North American Headline Tour, kicking off this November. Joining her on the road is rising Los Angeles-based alt-rock break-out band Wilt, who will serve as direct support throughout the tour.

POSTER CHILD TRACKLISTING

People Pleaser
Crashing Out
Hangman
Poster Child
Home Videos
Cheap Dopamine
Blood On Your Hands
Goodbye, Good Riddance
Sucker Punch
Vertigo
Theme Park
Masquerade

Taylor Acorn is bringing her album Poster Child to life onstage with music best experienced in a packed room of fans screaming every word. She’s set to perform at When We Were Young Fest and the legendary Warped Tour before launching her North American Headline Tour this November. Adding to the momentum, Acorn will also play her biggest UK headline show yet—London’s iconic Electric Ballroom on 19 September 2025—marking a major milestone in her international rise following sold-out shows and surging streams worldwide.

Taylor Acorn Live – Upcoming Tour Dates:

September 19, 2025 – London, UK – Electric Ballroom
October 18, 2025 – Las Vegas, NV – When We Were Young Festival
October 19, 2025 – Las Vegas, NV – When We Were Young Festival
November 4, 2025 – Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
November 6, 2025 – New York, NY – Gramercy Theatre
November 7, 2025 – Washington, DC – Atlantis
November 8, 2025 – Allentown, PA – Arrow
November 10, 2025 – Buffalo, NY – Rec Room
November 11, 2025 – Toronto, ON – Annabel’s Music Hall
November 13, 2025 – Pittsburgh, PA – Thunderbird Cafe
November 14, 2025 – Charlotte, NC – Amos Southend
November 15, 2025 – Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbits
November 16, 2025 – Orlando, FL – Warped Tour Orlando
November 18, 2025 – Austin, TX – Antones
November 19, 2025 – Dallas, TX – Cambridge Room at House of Blues
November 21, 2025 – Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Ballroom
November 22, 2025 – Los Angeles, CA – Echoplex
November 23, 2025 – Roseville, CA – Goldfield Trading Post
November 25, 2025 – Seattle, WA – Madame Lou’s
November 26, 2025 – Portland, OR – Aladdin Theatre
November 28, 2025 – Salt Lake City, UT – Soundwell
November 29, 2025 – Denver, CO – Marquis Theater
November 30, 2025 – Lawrence, KS – Bottleneck
December 2, 2025 – Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall
December 3, 2025 – Detroit, MI – Shelter
December 5, 2025 – Columbus, OH – A&R Music Bar
December 6, 2025 – Cleveland, OH – Beachland Ballroom

Taylor Acorn Bio 

In order to make it in the music industry, you don’t just need talent, you also need to possess a consuming desire to perform that’s ingrained in your DNA. That’s especially true for Taylor Acorn, who has made bold sacrifices in order to pursue her musical dreams. Acorn became interested in performing as a teenager living in Northern Pennsylvania where she started her first pop-punk band and began performing as a solo artist. However her career breakthrough came when she relocated to Nashville in 2014 and connected with producer Dan Swank (All Time Low, Cassadee Pope) and the duo instantly bonded over their mutual love of early 2000s pop-punk.

If Acorn’s 2024 full-length Survival In Motion was her introduction to the world, 2025’s Poster Child shows that she is here to stay—and it also marks the fact that she has signed with Fearless Records after nine years of releasing her music independently. “When people listen to this album I just want them to feel like they’re back in a time period that makes them feel good,” she says. That sense of optimism is evident from the infectious opener “People Pleaser” to the stripped-down outro of the album closer “Masquerade,” the latter of which showcases the way

Acorn is able to effortlessly express both power and vulnerability with her voice, depending on the feeling that she is trying to articulate in the moment.

Taylor Acorn’s album, Poster Child, out the 24th October 2025 via Fearless Records. Pre-orders available – HERE.

PRAISE FOR TAYLOR ACORN

“Taylor Acorn’s debut album, Survival In Motion, is a testament to inner strength. Brought up by early ’90s and 2000s pop punk, the Nashville-based singer is making her own mark on the genre that raised her through bold vulnerability, a strong sense of self, and wide-eyed ambition.

Undoubtedly indebted to Avril Lavigne and Amy Lee, Acorn’s soaring voice on the title track launches the LP on an impressive note.” Alternative Press

“Combining influences from the late-’90s and early 2000s with her own signature flair, Acorn is committed to defining her identity in the modern pop-punk scene by channeling her authenticity, passion and strength in her music. She continues to make emotionally charged, high-energy tracks that resonate with listeners, shaping a new generation of rock with each release” –MXDWN

“amazing vocals, energy, and emotion” –MARVIN

“Taylor Acorn is an artist who has made her mark through authentic storytelling and a sound that resonates deeply with listeners” –Rival Magazine

“‘Goodbye, Good Riddance’ takes on a grittier, almost triumphant approach to moving on from someone. Sometimes, erasing someone from your life and realizing they aren’t a problem anymore is the best form of vengeance, and that’s what that song brings us. It’s an anthemic,

powerful track, and if this is what the new era of Taylor Acorn has in store for us, we can’t wait!”-The Honey Pop

“Driven by melody and a desire for catharsis, from starting out in the country scene through her evolution into a pop-punk artist, a throughline of candidness has bound everything the 30-year-old creates.” – Rock Sound

“Following the success of her previous singles, ‘Greener’ and ‘High Horse,’ [‘Survival In Motion’] is a riotous and powerful offering with edgy guitar riffs, high-octane percussion patterns, and poignant lyrics delivered by rich vocals…” Ones To Watch

“With a sound that channels the grit of Avril Lavigne and the anthemic power of Paramore, ‘Goodbye, Good Riddance’ blends attitude, emotion, and high-octane instrumentation into a stadium-sized roar.”-The Daily Music Report

“The powerhouse vocals, crisp songwriting, and the overall feeling of good vibes coming through the speakers washed over me from the opening notes all the way to the dramatic conclusion of the album.”- Chorus.fm