On Sick Puppies’ latest release ‘Connect,’ the band wrote and recorded a collection of songs that encompass everything from up-tempo rockers to slower paced ballads.

Sick Puppies are inching closer to their return and bassist Emma Anzai has checked in with an update on their ... We wrote over 70 songs and could potentially release more of these than 12 for ...

But Sick Puppies bravely replaced the fear of the unknown with natural curiosity, and that's why the song resonates with their fan base. "Whether you are in a bad relationship or have a job you hate ...

Emerging from a flood of blinding light, Sick Puppies immediately launched into a high-octane set of pulsating hard rock songs. The trio, made up of singer/guitarist Shim Moore, bassist Emma Anzai, ...

We’ll have about 15 songs in there, maybe more.” Maybe some free hugs, too. Alan Sculley, alanlastword@gmail.com ____ if you go. Who Sick Puppies, Redlight King, Charming Liars. When 8 p.m ...

First Posted: 7/22/2013 The Sick Puppies always seem to be caught between two genres. The group’s first major label release, “Dressed Up as Life,” came off as a hard rock album, yet ...

That he described his craft that way is more than a bit ironic, as I asked him why Sick Puppies songs like “Die to Save You,’’ “There’s No Going Back’’ and the title cut, “Connect ...

Indianapolis-based Christian metalcore band Haste the Day is the headliner for this show, but it's the Australia-native Sick Puppies who are the real attraction on this bill. Dressed Up as Life ...

After adding Sick Puppies' song "All the Same" to the video montage, Moore sent the video to Mann, who uploaded it to YouTube in 2006. By the end of that year the heartwarming video had netted ten ...

Sick Puppies might be the only rock band ever to become famous for hugs. The struggling Australian trio, performing Sunday at the Shoreline Ballroom on Hilton Head Island, broke onto the scene in a… ...

Monica, Soft Play, Sick Puppies and more music artists signings including Drew Green, Tyler ... “Original.” The song was written by Leslie, Jordan Sapp and Daniella Mason. – Jessica Nicholson.