Haywire 617 Throws $5,000 into Crowd

Boston hardcore band Haywire 617 made a splash at Sound and Fury fest by throwing $5,000 into the crowd to celebrate their signing to Roadrunner Records. The band also announced their debut album, I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye, which is set to be released on October 2nd.

The album was produced by Citizen's Mat Kerekes and mixed by Taylor Young, and includes cameos from members of NOTHING and the Aggrolites. Haywire 617's first single, “Interstate Love Affair”, is out now, along with an official music video.

Haywire 617 has quickly become a prominent figure in the hardcore scene, playing a 96-date tour across 50 states in 100 days in 2024. The band has more than 250 future shows planned as of this month and will open for Turnstile and the Circle Jerks this fall.

## What's Next With their debut album on the way, Haywire 617 is poised to make a significant impact on the music scene. The band's energetic live performances and catchy singles have already gained them a loyal following, and their upcoming tour is expected to be highly anticipated.

## Background Haywire 617's rise to fame has been rapid, with the band forming in 2023 and quickly becoming enmeshed in the hardcore scene. Their prolific output, including five records in three years, has helped to establish them as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.

The band's decision to throw $5,000 into the crowd at Sound and Fury fest was a bold statement, and their upcoming album is highly anticipated. With their unique sound and energetic live performances, Haywire 617 is set to make a significant impact on the music scene in the coming months.

## Why it Matters Haywire 617's signing to Roadrunner Records and upcoming debut album are significant developments in the music industry. The band's unique sound and energetic live performances have already gained them a loyal following, and their upcoming tour is expected to be highly anticipated. As the band continues to grow and evolve, they are likely to have a significant impact on the music scene in the coming months.