title Palm Trees and Power Lines was revealed. Prior to the tour taking place, an acoustic version of "Memory" was included on the Fearless Records-helmed compilation Punk Goes Acoustic. On December 15, 2003, the album was given an updated release date – March 2004. Following this, the group supported Good Charlotte on their tour of the United Kingdom, before supporting them again on a tour of Japan in January 2004. During the same month, the band filmed a music video for "Memory". On January 15, the band signed to Fearless Records. In January and February, the band supported MxPx and Simple Plan on their co-headlining US tour. On February 25, the album's track listing was revealed. The music video for "Memory" was posted online on March 11, 2004. The song was released to radio on March 16; the CD single featured "Blackout" and an acoustic version of "Memory". After being originally scheduled for release on March 9, Palm Trees and Power Lines was eventually released on April 13. The artwork continues the Californian theme of the title with an actress in front of the palm trees and electrical lines that make up the album's namesake. Though DeSantis claimed it wasn't wholly a tribute to California, he explained that with the band frequently touring other countries "you sort of have a concept of home, and the more you're gone ... it becomes even more blurry, but it is home nonetheless. And California represents that for us." Ultimatum Music sold the rights to Palm Trees and Power Lines to Artemis Records, who partnered up with Fearless Records. Pagnotta explained they need a larger amount of label staff to handle the album; Ultimatum had downsized its operations while the group now worked with the same people at Artemis that had helped for Static Static. Epitaph wasn't interested in the album, after struggling to break the band in the UK/Europe, resulting in Rykodisc handling the release for that region. The Japanese edition, released through independent label Maximum10, featured "Blackout" as a bonus track. The group had to cancel the first week of touring for the album due to Pagnotta suffering from tinnitus. When touring restarted, the band did a round of acoustic shows; their headlining US tour continued into May, when they embarked on a Japanese tour. Following the release, the band performed on the Warped Tour between mid July and mid August. "She's