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Asking Alexandria extend North American co-headlining Tour 2018 with Black Veil Brides

Asking Alexandria have extended their co-headlining tour with Black Veil Brides, adding an additional three weeks of North American dates to The Resurrection Tour, with the next leg launching on April 29 in Birmingham, following both bands' appearances at Welcome to Rockville the day prior.

“We had so much fun during The Resurrection Tour that we decided one tour wasn't enough”, said Asking Alexandria's Ben Bruce. “So here it is, the second part of the greatest tour of the year. I can't wait to see you all”.

Asking Alexandria to release new self-titled studio album on December 15th 2017

Asking Alexandria launch new song “Where Did It Go?” from the band's forthcoming, self-titled album, as they unveil the album artwork for the twelve-song release.

“This album has captured the magic and energy that we had when we first got together and recorded our debut album "Stand Up and Scream"”, said singer/guitar player Ben Bruce. “Cheers to us. Cheers to you. Here's to the future. Thank you for your ongoing love and support, it means the world to us. We hope this record speaks to you on so many levels. You keep us going and you help us grow. This next step is an exciting one for all of us. Thank you guys”.

Karkaos to release new studio album “Children of the Void” on May 26th 2017

Karkaos has evolved into one of the most reputable and celebrated melodic extreme metal acts hailing from Montreal, QC.

Unleashing their debut LP “Empire” in 2014 and EP “In Burning Skies” in 2011, this female-fronted band returns in 2017 with their forthcoming offering “Children of the Void”, which features new vocalist Viky Boyer, drummer Justine Ethier (Blackguard) and lead guitarist Samael Pelletier.

Karkaos's first single and music video “Kolossòs” is now streaming below.

Asking Alexandria - From Death to Destiny

It is to wonder how a few, truly untalented guys with no songwriting skills whatsoever can make money out of the music industry while other gifted artists stay underground for all of their life. I bet we all know that life ain’t fair but this thing with all those metalcore/gay/wannabe extreme/melodious (or gaycore as I’d like to call ‘em) bands has gone over the top. How long will adolescents, who can be manipulated more easily by the major labels and all the internet ads etc., affect the music map and give shitty bands popularity and wealth?!