Chicago, IL– Pop-punk band, When The Sun Sets, are sharing their rendition of Post Malone’s hit single “I Had Some Help,” on April 2. In addition the band has announced upcoming spring tour dates. This is the band’s newest releases since singles “Undertow,” featuring Definitely Maybe and “Serotonin Sunrise” which dropped last fall.

When The Sun Sets puts a high-energy spin to Post Malone’s track, “I Hade Some Help.” The track is exudes the band’s signature pop-punk nature while keeping the track’s original form intact.

“We wanted to really challenge ourselves musically on this cover and we believe that we gave this song a whole new life in pop-punk form. A Billboard topping single was a major task, but I think what kept us going was the thought of this being our ‘Pop Goes Punk’ version, trying to keep what didn’t need to be changed but make it our own in a unique way. Our producer, Roye Robley, has helped us so much throughout our career with piecing together the puzzles that create songs and this cover provided our entire team the opportunity to attack something completely new for us. We are looking forward to sharing this one with the world and showing people a little piece of what our band is if they are new to our stuff!” – When The Sun Sets

Fans can catch When The Sun Sets on their upcoming tour dates this May, tickets are now available.

4/11 – Toledo, OH @ Frankie’s

4/12 – Youngstown, OH @ Westside Bowl

5.17 – Chicago, IL / Bottom Lounge

5.23 – Saint Louis, MO / Platypus

5.24 – Carbondale, IL / Commune

5.25 -Milwaukee, WI / X-Ray Arcade

5.31 – Baltimore, MD / Power Plant Live! (Never Early Fest)

6.27 – Fort Wayne, IN / The Brass Rail

6.28 – Erie, PA / Basement Transmissions

6.29 – Columbus, OH / Rumba Cafe

“It has always been a dream of ours to pack our schedule with shows across the country and hit new cities. We are so honored to finally be able to hit some new cities at the end of Spring into the beginning of this summer. Some new cities are Baltimore and Toledo plus another few that we are so excited to share our energy, music, and message with everyone. We hope to see you at a show soon!” – When The Sun Sets

About When The Sun Sets: Chicago based pop-punk band, When The Sun Sets bridges the gap between modern and classic pop-punk. The band hones in on their ability to write relatable lyrics that highlight a message of mental health and suicide awareness. “For me, it’s going through my own experiences. You may think you’re alone, but a lot of people are going through the same thing. Our biggest thing we want to get through to our audience is that you’re never alone,” says vocalist Zack Baumgartner about the band’s lyrics.

With influence from bands like New Found Glory, A Day To Remember and Neck Deep, When The Sun Sets pairs their passionate lyrics with driving riffs to bring the fun back into the genre. The band signed with Lost Music Collective, owned by founder of Fueled by Ramen, Vinnie Fiorello, in 2019 bringing new energy to the roster after writing their heart-stealing acoustic ballad “February.” Their debut EP Transparent was released on the label in May of 2020 and gave the group a solid fan-base to begin their journey.

Now independent, the band is gearing up to release a full-length album amongst a string of singles. The release will feature artists such as: The Home Team, 408, Definitely Maybe, and lolitslea to showcase some talented friends in the scene and display the next step in their songwriting. Their most recent EP “You + Me 4 Never” has yielded over 300,000 streams on Spotify alone.

The newest single off their upcoming LP “Undertow” expands their sound. The song has a serene atmosphere with a kick of pop-punk to add a lively aspect. “The concept behind ’Undertow’ is about struggling with your mental health even when you’re making progress with it.” Says Baumgartner about the new track. “This song gives a take on the feeling of being swept away by your own griefs and hardships. It has always been our mission as a band to create a community where we everyone can support and love each other for who they are, and provide awareness to mental health through our music.”

Working with Courtney from Definitely Maybe has been a true blessing for us, and there is nobody better to help light a beacon for anyone who needs it than her. In working together, we aim to provide hope for anyone who is looking for it through ‘Undertow’ and highlight some of the positives in every day. ‘At least I made it out of bed today’ is a win that you can go into every day cherishing, and work off of that.”

When The Sun Sets bring their energetic show to life in massive ways, having played alongside major national and international artists such as: Bearings, The Home Team, 408, Boys of Fall, Every Avenue, Carousel Kings, Knockout Kid, Makeout, Story Untold and many more. The band intertwines their message of never wanting their fanbase to feel alone while building their own unique connection with them. “We just want there to be a sense of community where people are allowed to be themselves. We feel like a lot of people are missing out on that,” says the band about the environment they create at their live shows. Hear the band’s cover of Post Malone’s “I Had Some Help,” April 2.