Yellowcard is playing for keeps, plays 9:30 Club Friday

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If you thought Yellowcard went all out in the past two years by releasing two albums, fasten your seat belt — the band is on the road and planning to play more than 300 shows this year as a way to connect in a big way with fans.

Credit the three-year hiatus the band took for recharging the artistic batteries of its members. That’s especially great news for fans who fretted in 2008, when the bandmates’ announcement of an “indefinite hiatus” seemed like shorthand for “breakup.” Nope, not happening.

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