Ryan live on Instagram in Seoul

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Start Again

Start Again is an upcoming song by OneRepublic featuring Logic. Ryan confirmed this title during his Instagram livestream in Seoul. It will be released on May 16 as a part of the ’13 Reasons Why’ season 2 soundtrack.

Ryan confirms Start Again as their new song pic.twitter.com/Ua1c2A8dbv

— 1RTi (@RyanTedderRU) April 27, 2018

Start Again feat.@Logic301
Released May 16th on the @13ReasonsWhy season 2 soundtrack. Pre-order now: https://t.co/NO9OY0R5nb pic.twitter.com/KOmmvRnGBb

— OneRepublic (@OneRepublic) May 10, 2018

OneRepublic performs Born To Race in Singapore

After hinting at new single coming out next month the band performed their yet to be globally released Born To Race.

OneRepublic @ Spotify Asia HQ

OneRepublic visited Spotify Asia where had a press conference and later took over Spotify Asia’s Instagram revealing news about the band’s song with Logic and “new single” coming in May.

Ryan talks about new single pic.twitter.com/YqYOo86zF6

— 1RTi (@RyanTedderRU) April 23, 2018

Ryan about new songs and their song with Logic which will be in 13 Reasons Why pic.twitter.com/oUrUBW3f4p

— 1RTi (@RyanTedderRU) April 23, 2018

How to set up a mobile studio

This is the awesome process of setting up a mobile hotel studio situation that I lovingly do in every city we visit… Always get the room w/ the best view. …unless it’s really expensive then just pretend your TV is the Eiffel Tower.

A post shared by R Y A N T E D D E R (@ryantedder) on Apr 22, 2018 at 4:42am PDT

OneRepublic performs Wake Me Up as a tribute to Avicii

OneRepublic: “India is such a vibrant place”

American pop rock band One Republic are visibly psyched about their first ever performance in India. The band comprises lead vocalist Ryan Tedder, lead guitarist Zach Filkins, guitarist Drew Brown, bassist and cellist Brent Kutzle, and drummer Eddie Fisher, and the group is well known in India for hits such as ‘If I lose myself tonight’, ‘Counting stars’ and ‘Good life’. The band landed in Mumbai yesterday, and it seems they’re looking forward to exploring the city and its sights and sounds before their performance at the NSCI Dome in Worli on April 21. “We hope to learn about the culture of this place. India seems like such a beautiful, vibrant place with such wonderful people,” says Tedder.