Today, the Duke of Spook, WEDNESDAY 13, has emerged to announce that he will be hitting the road next spring for an exciting North American headline run.
The “There’s No Such Things As Monsters” Tour kicks off Friday, March 14, in Las Vegas, NV, and will haunt a slew of major cities across the US and Canada, including Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta, New York City, and Toronto among others before wrapping up in Colorado Springs, CO on Saturday, May 3. Support will come from Stitched Up Heart, Dead Rabbits, and I Ya Toyah.
WEDNESDAY 13 comments:
“We are thrilled to announce our upcoming 2025 tour. After spending the last year and a half celebrating the music of my former band Murderdolls, I’m excited to get back to my solo music. The debut album, ‘Transylvania 90210,’ was released 20 years ago and the upcoming live set will reflect that album and the earlier WEDNESDAY 13 material. Also you can expect to hear new music from our forthcoming Napalm Records release due in early 2025. We can’t wait to see you all on tour!”
Artist presale begins Wednesday, November 6, with passcode “W13”, and general sale starts Friday, November 8, at 10:00 AM EDT. For more information, visit the band’s official website. VIP packages are also available.
Make sure to get your tickets now before they’re gone, and stay tuned for new music arriving around the tour in early 2025.
WEDNESDAY 13
There’s No Such Things As Monsters North American Tour
Following up on 2019’s acclaimed Necrophaze (#2 US Heatseekers), with ‘Horrifier’, the former frontman of renowned horror punk supergroup Murderdolls revitalizes his sound with intensely fun punk energy and metallic attitude! ‘Horrifier’ weaves an underlying sonic thread reminiscent of WEDNESDAY 13’s roots – a raucous blend of ballistic metal and macabre heavy rock that’ll have new and diehard fans alike ascending from the depths. Horrifier was produced and recorded by WEDNESDAY 13 with mixing and mastering by Brent Clawson and features stunning album artwork by Jonny Bush.
WEDNESDAY 13 offers about ‘Horrifier’:
“The last three releases have seen the band explore new ground with heavier songs, drums, and vocals. Coming out of the Covid crisis, I promised I would not release a sad, depressing record. I wanted to make a fun, horror-themed rock record that would be reminiscent of the first few WEDNESDAY 13 records. The new album is a fun, fast-paced thriller!”
Watch the Official Video for “Good Day To Be A Bad Guy” HERE:
