The song’s protagonist wants to sail away from the problems overwhelming him. He can’t shake the fear of not being able to meet up to people’s expectations. When the Megalithic Symphony track “Burn It ...

With a 62nd week on the Billboard Hot 100, the song becomes one of the survey's 10 longest-charting hits. By Gary Trust As it tallies a 62nd week on the Billboard Hot 100 (ranking at No. 35), ...

Aaron Bruno of Awolnation in Malibu, Calif. Awolnation's "Sail" has sold 5 million copies and is the second longest-running song on the Billboard Hot 100 with 79 weeks. NEW YORK — He has the second ...

This March 11, 2014 photo shows musician Aaron Bruno of Awolnation in Malibu, Calif. Awolnation’s haunting song, “Sail,” has sold 5 million tracks and the sleeper hit is the second longest running ...

AWOLNATION’s success is a slow clap. The Los Angeles band’s music has been featured in dozens of television and reality shows, commercials, and soundtracks. Macy Gray and metal band DevilDriver have ...

The Babcock Theatre will host AWOLNATION, with openers Blondfire and Mother Mother, for an all-ages show Friday, April 12. From the laid-back groove of “Sail,” the hard-driving “Kill Your Heroes” to ...

In the internet age, getting meme’d into stardom is a surefire way to get your two minutes in the spotlight—before becoming a shelved memory that people occasionally Google to relive 60 seconds of ...

There was a brief time in the early 2010s where a band like AWOLNATION was possible. Led by Aaron Bruno, the California group was propelled into national attention with the backing of rock radio ...

Are you, in the year of our lord 2025, hoping to sail? Fresh off the release of new and possibly final album The Phantom Five, AWOLNATION — a.k.a. Los Angeles electro-rocker Aaron Bruno (I'm not sure ...

NEW YORK (AP) — He has the second longest-running song in the history of the Billboard Hot 100 chart. You’ve likely heard the song — but not the name of the man who created it. Aaron Bruno is the ...

He has the second longest-running song in the history of the Billboard Hot 100 chart. You’ve likely heard the song — but not the name of the man who created it. “Being played after a Miley Cyrus song ...