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 Me First and Gimme Gimmes R Good 4 U

Posted by Aaron H on May 8, 2024

Me First and Gimme Gimmes R Good 4 U
Photo Credit: Alan Snodgrass

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes recently announced their new live album, Blow It ...at Madison's Quinceañera! -- out June 14th via Fat Wreck Chords. You can check out their new live cover of Olivia Rodrigo's "Good 4 U" below:

Spike Slawson comments:

Since our usual audience is, well, decidedly not 15, we felt obligated to learn a song from this whole new... millennium thing. After deep reflection and questionable late-night pop radio binges, we determined 'Good 4 U' perfectly captured our band's values, integrity, and, uh, musical stylings.

Me First and Gimme Gimmes R Good 4 U
Photo Credit: Alan Snodgrass

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