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Firehouse's New Single: Midnight Gasoline

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Firehouse releases new single Midnight Gasoline, featuring new lead singer Nate Peck, following the loss of original frontman C.J. Snare. The band honors Snares legacy while embracing new energy, with plans for a new album in the works.

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Firehouse's New Single: Midnight Gasoline

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Firehouse's New Single: Midnight Gasoline. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 18th, welcome to Music News Today, powered by AI and tuned into what's next. Firehouses drop their latest single Midnight Gasoline, now streaming free on YouTube. Is their second track featuring new lead singer Nate Peck, that 2023 American Idol Golden Ticket winner from season 21, who? Join the band in 2024. This follows their first single with Peck, Mighty Fine Lady, out on Spotify back in July. Midnight Gasoline first hit as a paid download on the band's site in early March, keeping the classic Firehouse sound alive after losing original. Frontman CJ Snare, to cancer on April 5th, 2024, at age 64. Fans have mostly warmed up to Peck's voice, with guitarist Bill Leverty saying he nails the songs and brings the right tone. The band honors Snare every show by dedicating home is where the heart is to him, attuned they co-wrote early on. Nobody calls Snare a powerhouse vocalist, who rarely missed a note over decades together.

On the track, Leverty shouts out drummer Michael Foster for Killer Fills and Creativity, plus bassist Alan McKenzie's harmonies that Bill Day, road trip story with a spooky solo twist. No new albums since 2003, but they're plotting one now, eyeing 7 more songs after this. Firehouse keeps pushing forward, blending fresh energy with those 90s Glory Days hits, proving the fire is still burning strong.

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