[pic=Emily's Army's Lost At Seventeen]042313_emilys-army-lost-at-seventeen.jpg[/pic]Emily's Army garnered a sizable following after their first album, Don't Be A Dick, was released in 2011. Max and Cole Becker, Travis Neumann, and Joey Armstrong rode the waves of this success, touring the country and abroad. After lots more songwriting, another trip to Jingletown studios to record, and a label change (Adeline to Rise Records), Emily's Army is back with their sophomore album, Lost At Seventeen. The record is officially released today, and was produced by Billie Joe. The lead single from the album, "Avenue," came out in April. The next single is "War," which premiered (along with a music video) in May. There will also be a new music video for "Rescuers" coming soon.




You can preview the tracks and buy the album on iTunes. You can also stream the full album on RollingStone.com. Want to pick up a physical copy of Lost At Seventeen? The band is selling various bundles (which include colored vinyl LPs, CDs, posters, and different t-shirts) in their web store. Idiot Nation has also posted a new contest: 5 members will win copies of Lost At Seventeen. Emily's Army will be touring this summer, playing Vans Warped Tour in the US and a number of European shows as well. Check out a full list of dates on the band's website.