THE DRIVER ERA Announce New Album “Obsession” Out April 11 & Share Energetic Single “Same Old Story”

Powerhouse alt-pop duo THE DRIVER ERA, consisting of brothers Ross and Rocky Lynch, announce their fourth studio album, "Obsession", out everywhere on April 11th, with 3 exclusive vinyl variations and a picture disk available for pre-order now HERE. Furthermore, they give listeners another early taste of "Obsession" with new single “Same Old Story". In October, the band also concluded an expansive UK & European tour, bringing their electrifying performances across the continent and including a sold out show at London’s Eventim Apollo.

“Same Old Story” is a bouncy, upbeat offering that gives an early glimpse into the earworms that fans can expect from the upcoming album. Driven by a mixture of synths and a bright backing guitar, the track blends 80’s-inspired tones with modern pop production to create a sound that is truly the band’s own.

“Same Old Story” follows previously-released singles “Touch,” a fiery, moody offering, as well as “Don't Walk Away,” detailing a whirlwind romance and the catchy “You Keep Me Up At Night,” all featured on the upcoming album and earning the band support from BBC Radio 1, DORK, Vogue, Capital Buzz and more. With “Same Old Story” THE DRIVER ERA continues to cement their status as a dominant force in the alt-pop genre, with over 500 million global streams, 58 million YouTube views, and 28 million combined social media followers.

Upcoming album "Obsession", THE DRIVER ERA’s explosive follow up to 2022’s "Summer Mixtape", sees the band’s artistry evolving in a dynamic, distinctive direction. Clever, relatable lyricism backed by moody undertones and infectious grooves showcases the band’s pivot into more confessional songwriting and finding their sonic step. Across the album’s 11 tracks, "Obsession" explores themes of love, longing, and loss through a uniquely captivating sonic profile rife with electric riffs, robust synths, and strong drums to create the most impressive release from THE DRIVER ERA to date.