The Tantrums Bring the Heat on New Single “Jet2 (Holiday)”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

There’s nothing like trippin’ while going on trips.

If you’re a fan of pop-rock, The Tantrums are a band you need to check out. Fronted by the powerhouse vocals of Winter Knox, supported by Harper Grayson’s soulful guitar work, the funk-fueled grooves of Dante Daily on bass, and the thunderous drumming of Jimmi C.—who stepped in after the tragic loss of original drummer Preston Cross—this group consistently delivers well-crafted, memorable music.

Recently, The Tantrums released “Jet2 (Holiday),” the second single from their upcoming album. The track dives into chaos caused by strong drinks, wild partying, sexual rebelliousness, and the dizzying effects of life on the road. The question it poses is simple: can you keep up?

The production is playful and naughty, featuring striking guitar riffs, punchy rhythms, and slick finger snaps that immediately grab your attention. Winter Knox delivers an outstanding vocal performance, her melodies seductive, untamed, and impossible to forget.

Overall, “Jet2 (Holiday)” is a high-energy, memorable track that demonstrates The Tantrums’ ability to combine fun, funk, and pop-rock in a way that keeps fans coming back for more.

Check out The Tantrums’ outstanding “Jet2 (Holiday)” below.




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