After a two-year hiatus, Say Anything mastermind Max Bemis reopened his Song Shop, where fans can have an original song written for them. Bemis started the project in 2008, offering his songwriting ...

Max Bemis recently announced a new Say Anything album, OLIVER APPROPRIATE, and said that he’d be (sort of) retiring Say Anything after its release. He’s not done releasing music though — far from it.

After a three-year hiatus, Say Anything mastermind Max Bemis reopened his Song Shop, where fans can have an original song written for them. Bemis started the project in 2008, offering his songwriting ...

Coby Linder, Max Bemis, Tim O'Heir, and Stephen Trask at American Studios in North Hollywood where they mixed '...Is a Real Boy.' (Photo courtesy of Tim O'Heir) It was the early 2000s: emo music was ...

Under a wash of red and blue lights, Bemis stalked the stage with restless energy. He sang not at the audience but with them, inviting a collective reckoning rather than passive consumption. Voices ...

Say Anything frontman Max Bemis has announced an ending of sorts for the band in a nine-page manuscript titled “A Goodbye Summation,” posted on the Say Anything website. In the document, Bemis ...

Concert security is already a thankless job, and one unlucky guard was rewarded for his efforts with a splashing of puke courtesy of Say Anything frontman Max Bemis. During the band's Dec. 22 show at ...

Bleeding Cool gets the word through secret inside sources – oh alright, from reading an Amazon solicitation – that Max Bemis and Marianna Ignazzi are creating a retro Buffy The Vampire Slayer comic ...

As the frontman/mastermind of Say Anything, Max Bemis expresses himself without any filter: On his first album, Say Anything…Is a Real Boy, he sang about how he got dumped over the revealing nature of ...

Max Bemis, leader of the New York band Say Anything, was diagnosed three years ago with bipolar disorder. Given his history of manic episodes, Bemis says the diagnosis made sense. In fact, he ...