Dance Gavin Dance Let The Fans Take Control With New Video 'Three Wishes'; The Band's Ninth Full-Length Album 'Afterburner'Is Out 24th April

Dance Gavin Dance has let their fans take control of the video for their fourth single 'Three Wishes' taken from their highly-anticipated ninth full-length studio album,"Afterburner".

The band requested their fans to submit videos of themselves cleaning their houses, brushing their teeth, washing their dogs, anything they wanted to do in this realm. The result was over 1,500 submissions, both funny & creative. A video for the fans, made by the fans.

Dance Gavin Dance, who already celebrate a massive 1 million album sales worldwide from their catalogue and over 800 million streams will release 'Afterburner' on Friday, April 24 via Rise Records. The LP was produced by the group’s frequent collaborator, Kris Crummett, (Issues, Sleeping With Sirens, Mayday Parade) and Drew Fulk a.k.a. WZRD BLD (Lil Wayne, Motionless in White, Bad Wolves). The album is a landmark mission statement that encompasses DGD energy past, present, and future. It is a killer and dynamic demonstration of what the quintet does best, and is equal parts aggressive, melodic, and unrestrained.

Pre-order the new record 'Afterburner' HERE!

Rejecting tired formulas at every step, Dance Gavin Dance merge progressive rock and post-hardcore with thick groove, brilliantly combining experimental music with hooks and a warped sense of humor. 2018’s "Artificial Selection" crashed into the Billboard 200 Chart at No.13, on the strength of the love for fan-favorite predecessors like "Acceptance Speech" (2013), "Instant Gratification" (2015), and "Mothership" (2016), and just as importantly, the band’s mesmerizing and unforgettable live performances. "Artificial Selection" went on to sell over 112k copies and counting. In the U.S. alone, the group has amassed over 800 million streams, with 1 million album equivalent units sold across their catalog. With hundreds of thousands of rabid fans engaged with DGD on socials, it all amounts to a full force band facing a mainstream that has overlooked them for too long.

In the heady tradition of Frank Zappa and Nirvana – people who made serious art without ever seeming self-serious – DGD is a band that does what they want, how they want, confident that the audience will keep up.

Music Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu1EOp1Wz50&feature=youtu.be