Tag Archives: Matt Good

Archers Release New Single & Video, “Never Enough”

Wisconsin metalcore heroes, Archers just dropped a heavy hitting new single, “Never Enough” produced by Matt Good, out now via SBG Records. The track highlights the band’s natural ability to write a super catchy hook while pushing the boundaries of metalcore.

Making a name for themselves since 2015, Archers is the brainchild of guitarist Ben Koehler and lead singer Nathanael Pulley who laid the bricks for this wild ride they’ve been on. Recruiting bassist Oscar Porter and drummer Grayson Mesarosh, the band brought their project to the masses, documenting the ups and downs of everyday life, mental health struggles, and relationships through a unique blend of genres.

When asked about the new single, the band said, “‘Never Enough’ is a story too many of us are familiar with – the chemistry between two people who aren’t good for each other. These relationships are addictive by nature, and oftentimes toxic, resulting in conflict both internal and external.”

They continued, “[the song] addresses the uncomfortable side of this kind of relationship, acknowledging the ‘temporary high’ of lapsing into toxicity. Because although there’s conflict and you might know it’s unhealthy, breaking the bonds for good is a lot harder than dealing with the familiarities with the thing you’ve come to know.”

As if a new single and music video aren’t enough, Archers are also hitting the road the Spring with Catch Your Breath, The Funeral Portrait, and If Not For Me, bringing the noise to North American cities from Seattle, to Montreal, Dallas, Minneapolis, and NYC. Check out the tour dates below and grab your tickets while you can – some shows are sold out!

Archers Spring 2025 North American Tour with Catch Your Breath
Feb 12th – The Crescent Ballroom – Phoenix, AZ – Buy Tickets
Feb 14th – Beer City Music Hall – Oklahoma City, OK – Buy Tickets
Feb 15th – South Side Music Hall – Dallas, TX – Buy Tickets
Feb 16th – Come And Take It Live – Austin, TX – Buy Tickets
Feb 17th – Warehouse Live – Houston, TX – Buy Tickets
Feb 20th – The Abbey – Orlando, FL – Buy Tickets
Feb 21st – Hell @ Masquerade – Atlanta, GA – Buy Tickets
Feb 22nd – Neighborhood Theatre – Charlotte, NC – SOLD OUT
Feb 24th – Soundstage – Baltimore, MD – Buy Tickets
Feb 25th – Brooklyn Bowl Philly – Philadelphia, PA – Buy Tickets
Feb 27th – Gramercy Theatre – New York, NY – Buy Tickets
Feb 28th – Middle East Downstairs – Cambridge, MA – SOLD OUT
March 1st – Théâtre Fairmount – Montreal, QC – Buy Tickets
Marc h2nd – Opera House – Toronto, ON – Buy Tickets
March 4th – Bottom Lounge – Chicago, IL – Buy Tickets
March 5th – Varsity Theater – Minneapolis, MN – Buy Tickets
March 7th – Gothic Theatre – Englewood, CO – Buy Tickets
March 8th – The Complex – Salt Lake City, UT – Buy Tickets

Watch the official video for “Never Again” below!

Be sure to follow Archers and SecretFangirls for the latest on your favorite artists.

SecretFangirls.com Get Emo At Emo Nite In NYC

Come one, come all to this tragic and emo affair!  We threw on a black dress and mixed in with the lot but we weren’t ready for the insane party that is Emo Nite!! West Coast based party people, EmoNiteLA, showed their love for the East Coast last night to celebrate the ultimate #TBT at Webster Hall in NYC.  Emo Nite LA brought out the biggest names in emo music as well as some special guests for a night filled with sing alongs and dancing to songs you probably haven’t heard since high school.

Matt Good (From First To Last), Craig Owens (Chiodos/badXchannels), Geoff Rickly(Thursday), and the biggest rising star Machine Gun Kelly played special DJ sets last night spinning your favorite tracks from Brand New, Taking Back Sunday, Fall Out Boy, and Paramore! MGK brought the biggest surprise of the night – his good friend Halsey came out to help really get the party going!

Webster Hall was three floors of emo and downstairs in their smallest room, Juiceboxxx was comanding the stage and had the best stage presence we’ve ever seen! He frequently hopped on and off stage to get into the crowd and got up close and personal with his fans.  Juiceboxxx has a unique sound that effortlessly flows between 90s hip hop to skate punk and everything in between.

If you’re ever on the fence about heading out to an EmoNite party in your city (yes, they’re touring now!) do yourself a favor and grab a ticket, layer on the eyeliner and get ready for one of the most fun nights singing, crying, and celebrating the early 2000s emo movement.