LA Rockers Dead Sara Unleash the Angsty, Anthemic New “Heroes” Ahead of Fall Tour

Los Angeles-based rock band Dead Sara first emerged in 2012 with “Weatherman,” an energetic mission statement of sorts that heralded the group as a dynamic force to be reckoned with in the hard rock scene — and nearly a decade later, they’re still just as vibrant.

First single this year out now! Thank you @ataricharm for pulling this DIY video together in a pinch! And @segomusic for your hangar and artwork.💕 This was fun. H&M Laura Hanson Sims Wardrobe Gracie McGraw. Link to download/stream in bio. #heroes #deadsara pic.twitter.com/gV5V4MbAaK

— dead sara (@deadsara) August 13, 2021

“Heroes,” a new single debuted recently via Warner Records, finds Emily Armstrong (vocalist/guitarist/songwriter), Siouxsie Medley (guitars/backing vocals) and Sean Friday (drums/programming) charging ahead with another can’t-miss anthem of propulsive proportions:

This is the second new song from Dead Sara in a few months, as back in November 2020 the band shared “Hands Up”:

The band is working on finishing a new studio album, the first since 2015’s Pleasure To Meet You. They’ll also head out on the road this fall for a headlining run of dates, catch a show from the list below: