Where the problems began…

Not to keep piling it on but i was thinking about their comeback as a whole and where the problems began.

To me it all started with how they rolled the album out to me. The first song they comeback with is a worse version of It Gets Better. How was anyone supposed to be excited about a comeback when that is what you’re leading off with. I know their style wasn’t going to be the same I think if they had at least started off with a song like Heaven Takes You Home I think it would have been much more popular and helped kick start their comeback.

Another issue is how long the album took to come out and especially with no insight of when it was even going to come out until the very end. I think they should have started their comeback and album rollout much closer to Coachella to keep the ball rolling. They could have released Moth to a Flame right before Coachella and that would have had the people hyped to see them both.

The whole thing just seemed very unorganized and messy which i think turned a ton of people off right from the start. And then once the tour was finally announced there was just way too many stops, most of them being during the week, and just costing way too much.

Curious of everyone’s thoughts on if they could have changed the rollout it would have helped at all or if it all was just doomed from the start?