Extreme‘s new video, “Beautiful Girls,” is out now and is THE summer anthem of 2024, celebrating the uniqueness of all the special women around this world. The summer-themed video highlights the beach, sun and surf, cool drinks, and all the fun fun fun the season has to offer.
“Beautiful Girls” is the summer blockbuster we all needed from our favorite Boston boys — Gary Cherone (vocals), Pat Badger (bass), Kevin Figueiredo (drums), and of course Nuno Bettencourt (guitar), with yet another remarkable solo.
“You are unique… in body and soul, here’s to all the women ’round the world.”
Blasting off with a calypso beat and genre-bending Extreme’s signature sound with a tribute to strength, confidence, and individuality, “Beautiful Girls” is a technicolor-ful trip into the past as well as a celebration of freedom, respect, and harmony. Cleverly filmed on a soundstage, the video references classic beach blanket bingo movies, Baywatch, a bit of Easy Rider, and lyrically skips around the globe from Tokyo to California.
WATCH THE VIDEO:
Extreme – “Beautiful Girls” (Official Video)
Extreme – “Beautiful Girls” (Official Video) Extreme ‘Six’ is out now https://Extreme-Band.com https://Extreme-Band.com https://Facebook.com/ExtremeBand https://Instagram.com/Extreme_Band https://Twitter.com/ExtremeBand https://YouTube.com/OfficiallyExtreme http://TikTok.com/@Extreme.Band Directed By: Nuno Bettencourt & Rene Rigal // ‘A Simplexity Creation’ Edited By: Nuno Bettencourt Executive Producer: Atlantis Entertainment Director of Photography: Thor Wixom
And, speaking of skipping around the globe, Extreme will be bringing the summer vibes to festivals across Europe
SIX is out now, stream it HERE.
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Mick Lite is a versatile entrepreneur, photographer, and blogger with a huge passion for Music, Sports, Movies, Food, and Gaming. He has worked as an official scorer, social media manager, and photographer for various college, semi pro, and pro sports teams, including the River City Rascals, St. Louis Attack, Missouri Monsters, St. Charles Chill, SLU Billikens, Gateway Steam, St. Louis Riversharks, and Gateway Grizzlies. Served 12 years in the USN/USAF/USN.
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