Kill Lincoln - "All Worries"

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Ska is typically thought of as happy, party music. Apparently no one told that to Kill Lincoln. The Washington DC band just released a single called "All Worries." A song called "All Worries" is obviously not going to be the cheeriest song, but for Kill Lincoln, that only applies to the lyrics. The song has a very Third Wave ska sound. It's bouncy and fun, and is a perfect song to dance to. The energy level is profoundly high, with some of the finest gang vocals of 2024. I'm personally a giant fan of happy sounding songs with darker lyrics, and "All Worries" nails that. This one is a upbeat party jam, at least until you pay attention to the words.

You can watch the video for "All Worries" below. Good Riddance to Good Advice is due out September 27 on Bad Time Records and Caffeine Bomb Records. For more on Kill Lincoln, check out the band on Facebook and Instagram. Upcoming tour dates are below the video.


Sep 5th — Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line^*
Sep 6th — Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge^
Sep 7th — Detroit, MI @ St Andrew’s Hall^
Sep 8th — Cleveland, OH @ Grog Shop^
Sep 10th — Buffalo, NY @ Buffalo Iron Works^
Sep 11th — Pittsburgh, PA @ Spirit Hall^
Sep 12th — Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Made^#
Sep 13th — Philadelphia, PA @ TLA^*#
Sep 14th - Lake Como, NJ @ Salty's
Oct 11th — Tacoma, WA @ Elks Temple%
Oct 12th — Eugene, OR @ McDonald Theatre%
Oct 14th — Sacramento, CA @ Ace Of Spades%
Oct 15th — Santa Cruz, CA @ The Catalyst%
Oct 16th — Ventura, CA @ Ventura Theater%
Oct 17th — San Diego, CA @ The Observatory North Park%
Oct 18th — Las Vegas, NV @ Fremont Country Club%
Oct 19th — Tucson, AZ @ 191 Toole%
Oct 26th — Gainesville, FL @ FEST
Oct 27th — Gainesville, FL @ FEST
Nov 1st - Washington D.C. @ 930 Club
 
* = Supporting BIG D AND THE KIDS TABLE
^ = Supporting THE SUICIDE MACHINES
# = Supporting THE PLANET SMASHERS
% = Supporting LESS THAN JAKE

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