Despite a renewed interest in the punk-rock scene of the ’00s and 2010s, Pierce the Veil’s latest album, The Jaws of Life, sees them double down on doing things their own way. Expanding every boundary the band have set for themselves in the last 18 years, the record is more aggressive, more melodic, more tender, and more confident than everything that’s come before. This summer, while on a monumental stadium tour with blink-182, the band took time to paint a full picture of Pierce the Veil today — from life on the road with Tom, Mark, and Travis to their creative process and plans for the future. Also in AP’s 2024 Fall Issue, find features on Slipknot, Destroy Boys, and more.
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