Say Anything will be peforming on the Late Night show with Conan O’Brien tonight.

I had the chance to interview Say Anything’s Parker, Coby, Alex and Jake before their show at Pipeline Cafe in Honolulu, HI, where they discussed everything from music to marriage, along with their goals for the future. This incredibly outgoing band truly did say anything, and showed their dedication to their fans as well as their music. Make sure to catch Say Anything playing in a show near you!

A huge thanks goes to Sheri Ladner of RCA music group, Kyle Gebhart, Josh, and of course, the guys of Say Anything, for making this interview possible.

A teaser for Say Anything’s new video “Shiksa” can be seen here.

The track listing for Fearless Records seventh album in the Punk Goes compliation, Punk Goes Crunk, can be seen below. This album will showcase popular alternative/punk/emo bands playing urban classics from Hip Hop legends like 2PAC, Notorious BIG, Snoop Dogg, and Dr. Dre. You can hear clips from some of the songs on MySpace.

Track Listing

Say Anything will be doing their first headline tour in support of their latest release, In Defense of the Genre. Supporting the band will be Manchester Orchestra, Biffy Clyro and Weatherbox. Tour dates can be found below.

Blender.com recently caught up with Say Anything mastermind, Max Bemis, to find out what kind of “rock star” life he leads. To get the scoop on Max’s brushes with the law, hotel room trashing, and the biggest celebrity whose home he’s gotten drunk in, head right here.

Artist: Say Anything
Album: In Defense of the Genre
Label: J Records
Purchase: Smart Punk
Release Date: October 23rd, 2007

Overall: 9.0
Music: 8.5
Lyrics: 7.0
Production: 8.0

Techno-infused, lyrically blunt and bold, raw and un-tethered vocally styled, raging guitar-incorporated, keyboard-based, clearly dance-and-mosh-able—these phrases, despite their possible contrasts and obvious wide ranges, can easily describe a single band’s new album.

Fearless Records will release Punk Goes Crunk in April 2008. This compilation will feature popular rock, pop, screamo, and punk artists covering popular rap and hip-hop tracks.

Punk Goes Crunk will include songs off of the never released Immortal Records compilation, Yo! Indie Rock Raps, such as Say Anything, Kenny from The Starting Line, New Found Glory, The Maine, Hot Rod Circuit, My American Heart, and Scary Kids Scaring Kids. This album will also include tracks from All Time Low, The Devil Wears Prada, Set Your Goals, and other artists who will be announced soon.

Blender.com just posted an interview with Say Anything right here.

Photos from this years Myspace Music Tour featuring Hellogoodbye, Say Anything, and Young Love can now be seen in the photos section. These photos were taken at the Warfield, San Francisco on November 16, 2007. Be sure to take a look.