Ace Enders Rallies Pals For "Symphony" Benefit
Ace Enders' new band is called A Million Different People, but he only needed a few to lay down a cover song to benefit Save The Music. The vocalist called upon Mark Hoppus, Relient K's Matt Theiessen, The Starting Line's Kenny Vasoli, Chiodos' Craig Owens, All Time Low's Alex Gaskarth, Copeland's Aaron Marsh, Socratic's Duane F. Okun, and The Rocket Summer's Bryce Avary to record a cover of The Verve's "Bittersweet Symphony." Enders says the track has always been one of his favorite songs and the overall message is what drew him to select it for the benefit track. The vocalist says, quote, "I think it's so important for the youth of today to be able to understand and be exposed to how powerful music is and how it can affect and even change people's lives." The song will be available on iTunes tomorrow. In related news, Enders is preparing his latest album and expects it to be out next spring. |