MVT Everywhere at Once Festival Dead Reynolds & Modern Haze +

2026 has already been massive for Dead Reynolds. What started as the build-up to the release of Yellow Weather Warning quickly turned into one of the biggest and most important periods the band has ever had.

From packed venues and festival appearances to new music, sold out shows, chaotic music videos and unforgettable crowd moments, this year has felt like a band stepping into a new level. And the best part? We’re only getting started.

Yellow Weather Warning Finally Arrived

Throughout the campaign we released tracks including Face Me, Parasite, Count Me Out, HideAway and Hesitate, each one giving a different glimpse into what this album is really about. From heavy riffs and raw emotion to honest lyrics and massive live energy, these songs became the soundtrack to one of the biggest periods the band has ever had.

MODERN HAZE

Modern Haze’s members take inspiration from all music genres. Jack Diggle, the lead singer and guitarist, listens to “bands like Oasis and the Britpop era and the 2000s indie”.

Jake Webb is a true classic rock and metal fan calling inspirations from “Black Sabbath, Cream, David Bowie”. Learning to play bass from Geezer Butler and Jack Bruce he would follow along to their music, developing the skill straight from the source.

Devon Arnold, Modern Haze’s drummer, “I grew up in Atlanta in the states so a lot of jazz and a lot of Earth Wind and Fire, a lot of Motown and all that music as well, and so that kind of driving sound and style of play influenced me for sure”.