The family of late We Came As Romans vocalist Kyle Pavone, working with the Kyle Pavone Foundation worked with the Battle Creek (MI) Community Foundation to establish the Kyle Cares Scholarship in order to help ease the financial burden of COVID-19. Up to $2,000 will be awarded per applicant until scholarship funds are exhausted. Kyle’s family has released a statement:
We Came As Romans have shared two new singles, the first new music the band has made since Kyle Pavone died in August of 2018. Listen to ‘Carry The Weight’ and ‘From The First Note’ below. WCAR will return tour next month with Motionless In White.Continue reading
Following the tragic loss of singer Kyle Pavone, We Came As Romans will hold a memorial concert in their hometown of Detroit Michigan, according to a report from Billboard. The band is currently on tour opening for Bullet For My Valentine, and the show will be at their show together on October 28 at the Fillmore in Detroit, Michigan.Continue reading
Members of We Came As Romans have commented on the loss of their bandmate and friend, Kyle Pavone, who tragically passed away last week. According to TMZ, the 28-year-old frontman was transported to a Michigan hospital last Sunday (August 19) and pronounced dead six days later (Saturday, August 25). All of the members of WCAR took to social media to share their feelings about Kyle. Continue reading
News has come down today that Kyle Pavone, the singer for metalcore band We Came As Romans has died. Kyle was 28. No cause of death has been revealed at this time. The news came from a post to Instagram, which you can see below. We’ll keep tracking the story as news develops. We have covered We Came As Romans for many years, through Warped Tour and many albums, and were a fan of the band as well. We can’t imagine what Kyle’s family, friends, and fans are going through at this difficult time, but we send our sympathy and support to them. Continue reading