The post Falling in Reverse Drop New Song “All My Life” Featuring Jelly Roll: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Falling in Reverse have released “All My Life” featuring country star Jelly Roll — .

As the seasons change, so do our beloved playlists. These are some of the songs I always find myself listening to as the leaves turn from a vibrant green to a rusty orange or a fiery red. So, grab a ...

Here's what fans think of Falling in Reverse's new country-rock song "All My Life" with Jelly Roll so far. The track just dropped earlier today (June 6) and will appear on Falling in Reverse's ...

Pumpkin bread in the oven and sweaters pulled from the back of the closet are clear signs that fall has arrived—but nothing sets the mood quite like a great fall playlist. Think leaves crunching ...

Fall is an exciting time of the year — the air is crisp, the candles are out, and the leaves are falling. It’s the transition from summer to winter and many teenage girls like myself look forward to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Illustration by Evelyn Mousigian. Fall is officially upon us, with its kaleidoscope of leaves, its ...

This classic is sure to bring you peace and a whole lot of nostalgia. Perfect to add to your playlist this fall if you want to be transported back to your childhood, playing on the monkey bars and ...

While pumpkin treats and snug sweaters are undoubtedly reminiscent of fall, there's nothing like the quintessential sounds of the season to signal the start of autumn. That can mean the sound of ...

FALL OUT BOY: (Singing) ...Shoes again but somewhere you exist singing, oops, I... SUMMERS: Vocalist and guitarist Patrick Stump says he was playing around with technology. PATRICK STUMP: How much you ...

Notable Lyrics: Since you went away the days grow long/And soon I'll hear old winter's song/But I miss you most of all my darling/When autumn leaves start to fall This track—originally sung in ...

The Munsters‘ theme song inspired one of Fall Out Boy’s most famous hits. The hit did something that Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump said was “taboo in rock music.” Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz felt the ...