Sevendust Announces New Album + 2018 Tour Dates
Story by Anne Erickson, photo by Travis Shinn
After teasing that they were in the mastering phase of their new record just a few weeks ago, the guys of Sevendust have announced full details for their upcoming album. The Atlanta metal band’s 12th studio album will be titled “All I See Is War” and arrive in stores on May 11. The record will mark Sevendust’s follow-up to 2015’s “Kill the Flaw,” which scored the guys a Grammy nomination for the single, “Thank You.”
Sevendust announced the news on their social media accounts at noon today (Feb. 28). The band also dropped the news that they will be headlining an extensive North American tour in support of the album this spring. The tour, which kicks off on April 20 in Tempe, Arizona, and runs through an early June date in Sioux City, Iowa.
The tour will also include support from Memphis May Fire, Fire from the Gods and Madame Mayhem. Festival dates on tap for Sevendust include appearances at Welcome to Rockville, Fort Rock and Rocklahoma.
Sevendust guitarist John Connolly recently spoke with Audio Ink Radio about his other band, Projected, and brought up the upcoming Sevendust album. “We signed a new record deal with Rise Records. We talked to a bunch of different labels, and Rise seemed like the best first for us. We all left the meeting with them feeling really good about the future,” he said.
“We started demoing songs and haven’t gotten together yet,” he added, “but we’re hoping to get together over the next few weeks and hammer a bunch of different ideas out. We’re working with producer Michael ‘Elvis’ Baskette, who has worked with Slash and Alter Bridge, which we’re really excited about.”
Sevendust 2018 North American Tour Dates:
April 20 – Tempe, Ariz. @ KUPD UFest
April 21 – El Paso, Texas @ Speaking Rock Casino
April 22 – Albuquerque, N.M. @ Sunshine Theater
April 24 – Austin, Texas @ Come and Take It Live
April 25 – Baton Rouge, La. @ Varsity Theater
April 28 – Jacksonville, Fla. @ Welcome to Rockville
April 29 – Sunshine, Fla. @ Fort Rock
May 1 – Destin, Fla. @ Club LA
May 2 – Nashville, Tenn. @ Cannery Ballroom
May 4 – Concord, N.C. @ Carolina Rebellion
May 5 – Virginia Beach, Va. @ Lunatic Luau
May 6 – Lancaster, Pa. @ Chameleon Club
May 8 – Portland, Maine @ Aura
May 9 – Clifton Park, N.Y. @ Upstate Concert Hall
May 11 – Royal Oak, Mich. @ Royal Oak Music Hall
May 12 – Ft. Wayne, Ind. @ Rock on the River
May 18 – Peoria, Ill. @ WAQX Spring Fling
May 19 – Joliet, Ill. @ The Forge
May 20 – Belvidere, Ill. @ Apollo Theater
May 22 – Denver, Colo. @ Oriental Theater
May 23 – Colorado Springs, Colo. @ Black Sheep
May 25 – Pryor, Okla. @ Rocklahoma
May 26 – Memphis, Tenn. @ New Daisy Theater
May 27 – Knoxville, Tenn. @ The International
May 29 – Lexington, Ky. @ Manchester Music Hall
June 1 – Sioux City, Iowa @ Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
Publication date: February 28, 2018
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