Coheed and Cambria Release Tropical 'Goodbye, Sunshine' Featuring 311's Nick Hexum

Coheed and Cambria have released a reimagined version of their song "Goodbye, Sunshine" titled "Goodbye, Sunshine (Endless Summer)," featuring 311 frontman Nick Hexum and dub producer The Scientist. This new rendition transforms the original hard-rocking track from their 2025 album The Father of Make Believe into a tropical, reggae-inflected dub style with added horns, percussion, and keys. The arrangement originated from a stripped-down radio performance and was further developed with Hexum and The Scientist's collaboration. Accompanying the release is a music video directed by Josh Forbes, which references past Coheed visuals and draws inspiration from the 1986 comedy Club Paradise, fitting within the band's exploration of alternate realities. The band is currently touring North America with Taking Back Sunday and Foxing in support of their latest album and upcoming S.S. Neverender cruise event. This new version and video reflect Coheed's creative expansion and willingness to experiment with different musical styles and visual concepts.