Honey Revenge have dropped their new video for the single titled ‘Sunday Scaries’, from their upcoming sophomore album, ‘Loving and Losing’, due out September 18th via Thriller Records.
Honey Revenge have figured out the secret sauce that keeps alternative pop rock from disappearing into algorithm friendly wallpaper. ‘Sunday Scaries’ arrives with enough infectious energy to power an entire weekend of questionable decisions while never pretending those decisions come without a receipt. The track already packs arena sized hooks into its runtime, but the video gives those hooks a living, breathing playground where every reckless moment feels just dangerous enough to make you grin instead of cringe. It is a celebration of glorious bad ideas wrapped in neon lights and irresistible melodies.
Grace Stromatt’s direction understands exactly what makes Honey Revenge click. Rather than forcing a narrative onto the song, the video embraces pure controlled chaos as Devin Papadol and Donny Lloyd stumble through a house party that keeps escalating in the most entertaining ways imaginable. Fire twirlers, unicorn masks, breakdancing, exhausted naps, and beautifully messy moments all pile together into a visual experience that somehow feels nostalgic without becoming another tired tribute to the early 2000s. Every frame bounces with personality, matching the song’s restless pulse while making the inevitable morning after seem almost worth it.
Devin Papadol continues proving why she has become one of the most magnetic frontwomen in alternative music. Her performance effortlessly balances swagger, vulnerability, and self awareness, giving ‘Sunday Scaries’ emotional weight beneath all the glitter covered mayhem. Honey Revenge have always excelled at writing songs that sound massive without sacrificing authenticity, and this single keeps that streak alive with glossy production, punchy guitars, and a chorus practically engineered for thousands of voices to shout back in unison. Few bands can make anxiety sound this exhilarating while still acknowledging the emotional hangover waiting around the corner.
Momentum has been building around Honey Revenge for good reason, and ‘Sunday Scaries’ feels less like another successful single than another giant step toward becoming one of the defining names in modern alternative pop rock. Every release leading into Loving and Losing has expanded their identity without abandoning the heart that drew listeners in from the start. This video captures that evolution perfectly by reminding everyone that growing up does not mean giving up the thrill of losing yourself for one unforgettable night. Just remember to charge your phone before the party because the group chat is definitely going to need evidence.
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About ‘Sunday Scaries’
Bursting with sugar-rush hooks, punchy guitars, and the kind of anthemic chorus built for singalongs, ‘Sunday Scaries’ finds Honey Revenge further cementing themselves at the forefront of a new generation of alternative pop-rock. Equal parts nostalgic and refreshingly modern, the track channels the carefree spirit of early-2000s pop-rock through a distinctly Gen Z lens, capturing the thrill of living in the moment while knowingly barreling toward tomorrow’s consequences.
Driven by Devin Papadol’s charismatic vocal performance and the band’s signature blend of glossy melodies and high-energy instrumentation, ‘Sunday Scaries’ is the soundtrack to reckless nights, spontaneous decisions, and choosing euphoria over responsibility… if only for a few hours.
“I’ve been going through it and the morning is gonna prove it… So we’ll party, party, party until I’m drunk on the stairs. I know that Sunday will be scary but tonight I don’t care…”
The instantly quotable chorus transforms everyday post-weekend anxiety into an unapologetic celebration of youthful chaos, making ‘Sunday Scaries’ an anthem for anyone who’s ever decided they’ll deal with the consequences tomorrow.
Accompanying the release is a vibrant official music video directed by Grace Stromatt, throwing viewers headfirst into an unforgettable house party where Devin and guitarist Donny Lloyd embrace the beautiful mess of the night. Complete with neon-soaked dance floors, fire twirlers, unicorn masks, impromptu living room breakdancing, shower-stall naps, and the increasingly blurred line between celebration and catastrophe, the visual perfectly mirrors the song’s exhilarating descent into controlled chaos.
“You know when you go out partying, and wake up the next morning anxious because you can’t fully remember the night before? You have racing thoughts about the texts you wouldn’t have sent if you were sober, you’re sick from the extra drink you shouldn’t have had, and the sleep you didn’t get. In my house we call that hang-xiety, aka the Sunday Scaries. Escapism is all fun and games until it evolves into self sabotage”, shares Devin. “This song is all about that sensation I feel when I open my eyes after a bender and how I fall in and out of love with going out and being carefree. The older I get the less worth it seems but the more I need a little release.”
‘Sunday Scaries’ marks the fifth single from Loving and Losing, following fan favorites “Poison Apple Baby,” “Hot Commodity,” “Run Your Mouth,” and “Butterfly Effect.” Together, the tracks showcase Honey Revenge’s continued evolution into one of alternative music’s most exciting acts. Their pairing of emotionally honest songwriting with arena-sized hooks and an undeniable pop sensibility feels equally at home on radio, mainstream playlists, and festival stages.
The duo has spent the past year building unstoppable momentum through relentless touring and a rapidly growing fanbase. This week, Honey Revenge wraps the 2026 Idobi Radio Summer School Tour, where they ascended to headliner status with support from South Arcade, Winona Fighter, Games We Play, and Chase Petra. Fans can also catch the band this weekend at the Vans Warped Tour in Long Beach, California, as they bring their explosive live show to the iconic festival’s stage, and in January on the END Cruise with Yellowcard, Mayday Parade, Dance Gavin Dance and more.
Featured image by Jess Nazar.
‘Loving and Losing’ Tracklist
- Intro
- Technicolor
- Run Your Mouth
- Sunday Scaries
- Poison Apple Baby
- Hot Commodity
- Jealousy Monster
- Trust Issues
- Sorry Much
- Freaks of Nature
- Risk
- Butterfly Effect
- Superstitious
- Inevitable
- Loving and Losing
About Honey Revenge
From the vibrant heart of Los Angeles comes Honey Revenge, a band that wears their hearts on their sleeves while delivering an intoxicating blend of electric pop hooks and rock grit. When vocalist Devin Papadol and guitarist Donny Lloyd first connected, something magnetic happened. Their musical chemistry translates into every note they create together.
Their breakthrough album Retrovision is a musical journey that invites listeners to feel everything from euphoric highs to vulnerable lows. With Retrovision pulling in over 50 million streams worldwide, Honey Revenge has found their place in the hearts of music lovers everywhere. The band expanded this sonic world with an extended edition featuring new tracks “Recipe For Disaster” and “Medicine,” continuing their conversations with a growing family of listeners.
Step into any Honey Revenge show and you’ll understand why their performances leave such lasting impressions. There’s something undeniably magical that happens when they take the stage, a radiant energy that creates real connections with every person in the room. The band has shared stages with notable acts like The Used, State Champs, Spiritbox, and Slowly Slowly, toured Australia with Grayscale, and completed a successful U.S. headliner run. They have also appeared at Vans Warped Tour and will return this year for all three US dates, continuing to expand their live presence while staying grounded in connection.
Now, Honey Revenge steps into a new chapter with their sophomore album Loving and Losing, arriving this September. The record captures a period of change, self discovery, and emotional duality as they continue to evolve as both people and artists. What sets the band apart is not only their sound but the sincerity behind it, a commitment to writing from a place that values honesty over trend. In a landscape that often feels fleeting, Honey Revenge stays focused on making music that resonates beyond the moment, rooted in feeling, memory, and the shared space that forms between artist and listener.
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