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Heavy music’s hottest band, SPIRITBOX, have announced the official release of brand new track, “The Void” and its accompanying music video today. The track features the band’s calling card of complex, multi-layered soundscapes and gloriously ethereal, hugely catchy vocals whilst also furthering their incredible ability to release music that is immediately recognisable as SPIRITBOX but simultaneously sounds unlike any of their previous releases.
SPIRITBOX are currently on the road for their first ever US headline run – the completely sold-out “Eternal Blue Tour”, where the new track has been making its surprise live debut to much excitement from fans. Speaking on the official release of “The Void”, SPIRITBOX vocalist, Courtney LaPlante shares, “The Void is a song that came about very quickly. I didn’t have to fight with anything to write it, and when that happens, I don’t argue with it. It’s a type of song that I’ve been wanting to write for a long time, I’ve heard it hundreds of times now, and it makes me so happy every time I hear it. It’s been such an amazing experience playing this song on our tour, and watching people hear it for the first time, in real time.”
Find “The Void” on streaming services HERE and watch the visualiser HERE or by clicking above.
The history-making tour is in support of SPIRITBOX’s phenomenal, chart topping debut album of the same name, released in September 2021 via Rise Records and Pale Chord. Since releasing Eternal Blue, SPIRITBOX have been conquering the live arena one mind-bending performance at a time. Prior to the Eternal Blue Tour, they played major festivals in the US, Australia, and Europe including the UK, several sold-out, one-off headline shows in major cities such as London, Los Angeles, and Munich and toured with the likes of Underoath, Ghost, and Lamb of God.
Once the US tour wraps up, SPIRITBOX will hit Europe for a run of shows with Ghost in France, Bring Me The Horizon in Budapest and Paris, two co-headline shows with Motionless In White in Germany, stand alone headline shows in Milan (ITA), Munster (GER), Haarlem (NL), Eindhoven (NL) and Helsinki (FIN), several major festivals and finally the UK, where they will play a string of sold out headline shows supported by Loathe and Brand of Sacrifice. Snap up UK merch here and see the full list of UK dates below.
Spiritbox | Eternal Blue Tour 2023
Wed 5th Jul – BIRMINGHAM O2 Institute (SOLD OUT)
Thu 6th Jul – MANCHESTER O2 Victoria Warehouse (SOLD OUT)
Fri 7th Jul – GLASGOW Barrowlands (SOLD OUT)
Sun 9th Jul – BELFAST Limelight 1 (SOLD OUT)
Mon 10th Jul – DUBLIN Academy (SOLD OUT)
Wed 12th Jul – BRISTOL O2 Academy (SOLD OUT)
Thu 13th Jul – LONDON The Roundhouse (SOLD OUT)
Fri 14th Jul – LONDON The Roundhouse (SOLD OUT)
ABOUT SPIRITBOX:
SPIRITBOX arguably *the* hottest band in heavy music, dropped their debut album, Eternal Blue, in September of 2021. It rolled in on a global tsunami of critical acclaim, from perfect score reviews and features everywhere including Spin, Forbes, Billboard and Alternative Press to multiple front covers including Kerrang!, Metal Hammer, Alternative Press, Rock Sound, Distorted Sound, Pollstar, and Revolver. The album spawned a string of hit singles including “Holy Roller“, “Constance“, “Circle With Me”, “Secret Garden“ and most recently, “Hurt you“. ‘Eternal Blue’ charted #13 Billboard Top 200, #1 Rock, #1 Hard Rock, #1 Vinyl, #2 Internet Albums, #2 Independent, #3 Digital Albums, #3 Album Sales and top 20 of the official charts in Australia (#8), Germany (#17) and UK (#19). To date, Eternal Blue has clocked up 235 million streams.
SPIRITBOX followed the release of Eternal Blue with the 3-song Rotoscope EP, in 2022. The title track for which came accompanied by an official music video shot by Max Moore, which has run up over 3.1 million YouTube views. The EP has amassed over 24.9 million streams.
To date, SPIRITBOX have accumulated over 395 million career streams across platforms and 76.4 million YouTube views. They were also nominated for 2 Juno Awards this year for Breakthrough Group Of The Year and Metal/Hard Music Album of The Year last year.
Photo credit – Jonathan Weiner
