Announcement | Introducing Party Program


The time has come. After much waiting and anticipation we are now ready to share something with you that we are very excited about. Introducing Party Program. A post-hardcore outfit carefully crafted during the long and grueling days of the pandemic and isolation. Started by former Empty members Cody Constantine and Mitchell Mayes; Party Program is something unique that is destined to make a splash in the foreseeable future. 

The band are set to finally roll out the process with their debut ep "These Are Just Songs, Thank You."; Party Program sets out to do what other bands fail to do in comparison, and that is live by their words; to be as honest and meaningful as they possibly can be. To create a mindset and community of living up to what you say on stage and take actions when they are needed. And that is a message that we can get behind.

The first single "Coward Season" which is set to drop this Friday perfectly reflects that mindset and the vision that the band themselves are trying to live out.

This band is one of the many in the scene that we are passionate about and are excited to work with in the future. And, we hope that you give Party Program a chance to sit and sink into you as they continue to roll out this process.

First single "Coward Season" set to release 11.19.21
Debut ep "These Are Just Songs, Thank You." set to release 12.03.21

Links to stream and support:

PARTY PROGRAM | Facebook
PARTY PROGRAM | Instagram

Location: Atlanta, GA, USA

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