The trek begins in August
After releasing their first new song in five years, Blessthefall are returning to the road. The band announced Thursday plans for a special tour celebrating the tenth anniversary of their landmark album Hollow Bodies. The trek kicks off on August 3 in Santa Ana, California and wraps up on September 1 in Phoenix, Arizona.
“Hollow Bodies was the album that took our band to the next level and for that we are forever grateful,” frontman Beau Bokan said. “Being able to do a ten-year anniversary tour and play the record in its entirety is going to be incredibly special. It’s been four years since we played a live show and want to pick up right where we left off. We can’t wait to see your sweaty faces in the crowd!”
Special guests for the run will be Caskets, Kingdom of Giants, and Dragged Under.
Tickets go on sale this Friday, May 26 at 10am HERE. A special VIP upgrade will be available for the tour which includes VIP upgrades will be available, including an exclusive Hollow Bodies VIP edition vinyl reissue in splattered red, a meet and greet with the band plus a photo opportunity, a Q&A session with the band, autographed tour poster, enamel pin, and a commemorative laminate. Fans can purchase VIP upgrades HERE.
Additionally, the band has been added to the Blue Ridge Rock Festival bill on September 7 in Virginia.
Yesterday, Blessthefall revealed the music video for their brand new song “Wake the Dead.” The track, released via Rise Records, is the band’s new piece of material in five years. In a social media post for the video, the band promised that there is “more to come.”
“To all the fans – we’ve seen you and heard you over the last five years,” said Bokan. “We’re back and this one’s for you. ‘Wake the Dead’ has all the elements that define our band. We took our time writing it but didn’t overthink. We wanted the first song to melt your faces from the beginning and drag you to the end without slowing down. We hope you love it as much as we do.”
Blessthefall released their sixth studio album Hard Feelings in March of 2018.
