Classless Act Closes Out Breakthrough Year With “Welcome To The Acoustic Show” EP; “Storm Before The Calm” Also Released Today

It’s been a big year for rock music’s most exciting debut of 2022, Classless Act, and the band has one final treat in store, today releasing the “Welcome To The Acoustic Show” EP alongside the full collection of in-studio music videos.

Featuring five tracks total, it gives listeners a different, unplugged take on the amped up, energetic anthems that make up the band’s acclaimed album, “Welcome To The Show” that was released June 24th via Better Noise Music and already racked up more than 2.8 million streams.

Since October 21st, Classless Act has released a new acoustic track every two weeks culminating in today’s final addition to the series, “Storm Before The Calm”.

Previous acoustic singles released included “Classless Act”, “This Is For You”, “Time To Bleed” and “All That We Are”. As of today, all five tracks are now collected in the “Welcome To The Acoustic Show” EP, available on all DSPs, alongside in-studio music videos available on YouTube.

Recorded live at Sunset Sound, with no overdubs, the new takes hone in on the talent of frontman Derek Day and the musicianship of the talented-beyond-their-young-years ensemble that includes Dane Pieper (guitar), Griffin Tucker (guitar), Franco Gravante (bass), and Chuck McKissock (drums). Gravante personally mixed the acoustic tracks himself.

Hear the entire “Welcome To The Acoustic Show” EP HERE. See all the in-studio videos HERE.

Upon “Welcome To The Show”'s release on June 24th, Classless Act immediately garnered critical acclaim with press hailing them as “the next big thing in music” (Next Mosh) and “very reminiscent of when rock reigned supreme” (Loudwire). The Rock Pit declared the songs on the album “break like Queen used to so well into flamboyant guitar [with] Supertramp meets Muse aplomb”, and New Noise also said it’s a record “that feels most easily summed up as ‘powerful’” from “a new-ish band who sound like the greatest hits of ‘70s and ‘80s rock eras, with a grace and vibe that’s more modern