Brand New's 'Daisy' Debuts at #6 on Billboard Top 200!

Featured in SPIN’s Top 30 Albums of 2009…So Far

Nettwerk Management artist Brand New make their highest debut ever on the Billboard 200 this week with Daisy entering #6, selling more than 46,000 records. It's an impressive follow up to 2006’s The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me (#35 debut) and 2003’sDeja Entendu (#63 debut).

Advance Sell Outs for Upcoming Headlining Tour include:
Fillmore - Detroit (2800 cap.)
Aragon Ballroom - Chicago (4900)
Palladium – LA (3500)
La Zona Rosa – Austin (1200)
Sonar – Baltimore (1400)
Electric Factory – Philadelphia (2 nights – 4500 total)
House of Blues – Boston (2500)
Kool Haus – Toronto (2 nights – 5000 total)

End tour with MASSIVE hometown show on November 28th at Nassau Coliseum (12,000 capacity)

HEADLINE Wembley Arena in London (14,000 cap.) - January 2010

Formed in 2000, Brand New – Jesse Lacey, Vincent Accardi, Brian Lane and Garrett Tierney – have established critical acclaim for their innovative and boundary breaking music. The band’s head-turning 2001 debut Your Favorite Weapon (Triple Crown Records) was followed by 2003’s gold-certified sophomore album Deja Entendu, which Rolling Stone called a “masterpiece” and the New York Times proclaimed “extraordinary.” In 2006 the band released their critically acclaimed major-label debut The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me (Interscope) and earned raves for yet another chapter in their genre defying career from SPIN, Blender, NY Times, LA Times, and Billboard among others. The band also appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O’Brien to perform the hit single “Jesus.”

Now the band is set to take us down another path with their defiant new album, Daisy. The new record features a collection of songs produced by longtime friend Mike Sapone and mixed by Dave Sardy (Rage Against the Machine, Cold War Kids, Slayer). Brand New continues to break the mold and in true Brand New form, they delve into new musical territory that will astonish both critics and fans alike.