Hatebreed Ready To Slam

HATEBREED are set to release their new album, ‘The Concrete Confessional’ on 13th May via Nuclear Blast Entertainment. The long awaited follow-up to ‘The Divinity Of Purpose’, it was produced by longtime collaborator Zeuss (Rob Zombie, Suicide Silence) and mixed by Josh Wilbur (Lamb of God, Megadeth).  Sleeve artwork (see attached) was created by Marcelo Vasco (Slayer).

You know what you’re getting with new a HATEBREED album!  Firebrand frontman Jamey Jasta commented that the release was “No glitz, no glam, just pits, all slam”!

The Concrete Confessional track list:

1. A.D.
2. Looking Down The Barrel Of Today
3. Seven Enemies
4. In The Walls
5. From Grace We’ve Fallen
6. Us Against Us
7. Something’s Off
8. Remember When
9. Slaughtered In Their Dreams
10. The Apex Within
11. Walking The Knife
12. Dissonance
13. Serve Your Masters

Discussing the sleeve artwork, Jasta continues: “I think Da Vinci said it best when he said painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt, and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen.  Marcelo was able to capture a feeling that will accompany our musical and lyrical vision and he put together a striking piece that speaks volumes.”

Consistent reliability is intrinsic to longevity in the music business – or any other business for that matter.  No giving up is allowed.  No promise can go unfulfilled.  If people can depend on you, they’ll believe in you and stick with you forever.  Since forming in 1994, HATEBREED have constantly crushed with every subsequent album.  It’s been a long road, but the band has racked up sales of over 1.5 million records worldwide.  They’ve scored a Grammy nomination (‘Best Metal Performance’) for live favourite, ‘Live for This’ and have played prestigious festivals including OZZfest, Mayhem, Download, Soundwave in Australia and Germany’s Wacken Open Air numerous times.  This Spring, they headline the Impericon tour in Europe (www.impericonfestival.com), before returning to the States for ‘The Concrete Confessional’ tour.  Dates rack up as follows:

Headlining the IMPERICON FESTIVAL 2016 Tour:
04/22/16         Oberhausen, Germany – Turbinenhalle
04/23/16         Leipzig, Germany – Agra
04/24/16.        Copenhagen, Denmark – Amager Bio
04/25/16         Oslo, Norway – BLA
04/26/16         Gothenburg, Sweden – Sticky Fingers
04/27/16         Stockholm, Sweden – En Arena
04/29/16         Meerhout, Belgium – Groezrock Festival
05/01/16         Amsterdam, Netherlands – Melkweg
05/02/16         Manchester, UK – Academy
05/03/16         London, UK – O2 Forum Kentish Town
05/04/16         Paris, France – Les Docks De Paris
05/05/16         Zurich, Switzerland – X-Tra
05/06/16         Vienna, Austria – Arena
05/07/16         Munich, Germany – Zenith

‘The Concrete Confessional’ Tour
05/13/16        Cleveland, OH – The Odeon
05/14/16        Chicago, IL – Metro
05/15/16        Lincoln, NE – Bourbon Theatre
05/16/16        Denver, CO – The Summit Music Hall
05/17/16        Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex
05/19/16        San Francisco, CA – The Regency Ballroom
05/20/16        Sacramento, CA – Ace of Spades
05/21/16        Pomona, CA – The Glass House
05/22/16        Los Angeles, CA – Echoplex
05/23/16        Tempe, AZ – The Marquee
05/25/16        Houston, TX – Warehouse Live
05/26/16        New Orleans, LA – Republic New Orleans
05/27/16        Dallas, TX – Gas Monkey
05/28/16        Pryor Creek, OK – Rocklahoma
05/29/16        San Antonio, TX – Rivercity Rockfest
05/31/16        Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade
06/01/16        Jacksonville, NC – Hooligans
06/02/16        Baltimore, MD – Baltimore Soundstage
06/03/16        Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
06/04/16        Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom
06/05/16        Montreal, QC – Virgin Mobile Corona Theatre
06/06/16        Toronto, ON – Opera House
06/07/16        Millvale, PA – Mr. Smalls Theatre
06/08/16        Clifton Park, NY – Upstate Concert Hall
06/09/16        So. Burlington, VT – Higher Ground
06/10/16        Providence, RI – Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel
06/11/16         New Haven, CT – Toad’s Place