2024 is shaping up to be a monumental year for the renowned stoner metal band and GRAMMY winners, High On Fire. Fans are eagerly anticipating the release of their latest album, promising new material from the acclaimed group. This excitement is further amplified by the band's announcement of an extensive summer tour across Europe and the U.K.
Recently, bassist Jeff Matz teased fans with a snapshot of himself holding two test pressings of the upcoming album. This tantalizing glimpse suggests that the final product will soon be available to the public. Matz has expressed his enthusiasm for the new album, assuring fans that it will be a remarkable follow-up to their 2018 hit, 'Electric Messiah.'
In Matz's own words: "The vinyl test press of the new High On Fire album sounds incredible. Kurt Ballou and Alan Douches have played a pivotal role in crafting this sonically impressive work. I am thrilled for everyone to experience it."
The upcoming album is notable for featuring drummer Coady Willis, marking his first appearance with High On Fire since replacing Des Kensel in 2019. The band and fans alike are buzzing with anticipation over the dynamic that Willis brings to this yet-to-be-named album.
In conjunction with their new album, High On Fire has also announced an expansive European and U.K. tour set for this summer. The tour is a staple for American bands, especially when coinciding with new releases.
The tour is set to commence on June 4 in Brno, Czechia, and will conclude on July 6 in Vienna, Austria. The band will visit numerous countries including Spain, France, Denmark, and Germany, among others, showcasing their latest work across the continent.
A complete list of tour dates and venues is available, with ticket sales starting Thursday, February 1. Fans are advised to mark their calendars and prepare for a summer filled with electrifying performances by High On Fire.
June 4th – Brno, Czechia June 6th – Gdansk, Poland June 8th – Norje, Sweden June 10th – Hamburg, Germany June 11th – Cologne, Germany June 12th – Nijmegen, Netherlands June 14th – London, England June 15th – Manchester, England June 16th – Glasgow, Scotland June 17th – Leeds, England June 18th – Bristol, England June 20th – Wasquehal, France June 21st – Dessel, Belgium June 22nd – Copenhagen, Denmark June 25th – Toulouse, France June 26th – Bilbao, Spain June 27th – Viviero, Spain June 30th – Clisson, France July 2nd – Aschaffenburg, Germany July 3rd – Dudingen, Switzerland July 4th – Torino, Italy July 5th – Slunj, Croatia July 6th – Vienna, Austria
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