A Day To Remember’s Jeremy McKinnon lends vocals to ‘League Of Legends’ competition theme

A Day To Remember frontman Jeremy McKinnon has lent his vocals to the theme for Worlds 2020, the biggest competition in the League Of Legends calendar.

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Worlds 2020 marks the conclusion of the 2020 esports season for the team-based strategy game where two teams of five powerful champions face off to destroy the other’s base.

This year’s competition hears McKinnon team up MAX and Henry for the hard-hitting theme ‘Take Over’.

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Last year’s theme, ‘Phoenix’, featured Against The Current’s Chrissy Costanza, while 2018’s theme included vocals from The World Alive.

You can listen to ‘Take Over’ below:

 

Earlier this year, A Day To Remember shared the official video to their new single ‘Mindreader’.

The song landed on the Florida outfit’s recent album ‘You’re Welcome’, which followed 2016’s ‘Bad Vibrations’.

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In the animated clip, a character is seen entering a mysterious building bearing a “Mindreader” neon sign. Once inside, he discovers books titled Evil Hobbies, Looming Shadows and Ominous Stares before encountering a tarot reader.

Meanwhile, A Day To Remember bassist Josh Woodard has denied all allegations of sexual misconduct that have been made against him.







Earlier this year, a woman claimed that the musician had invited her to an after-party eight years ago, when she was 16-years-old, and had sex with her when she was “wasted.”

In a since-deleted tweet, the woman alleged Woodard hadn’t invited her to the band’s gig because he “didn’t want his band members knowing my age.”

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