Bailey Spinn

Bailey Spinn has found her footing in the heavier side of rock. Her new album death & devotion, out November 13, brings together crushing guitars, haunting melodies and lyrics that dig into anxiety, insecurity and the complicated emotions that come with love, loss and self-discovery. Featuring Kellin Quinn of Sleeping With Sirens, Lee Jennings of The Funeral Portrait, TX2 and Melrose Avenue’s Vlad, the record gives Bailey room to get more personal, more aggressive and more comfortable in her own skin. Following tours with Dark Divine and Scene Queen, Bailey brings the same bite to death & devotion that she’s developed onstage. There’s anger here, but also hurt, doubt and the difficult process of finding clarity through emotional turmoil. Her voice holds it all together, moving from intimate confessions to choruses made to be screamed back at her.