After generating nearly half-a-billions streams, going gold in the US, in a climate where that achievement is becoming more and more rare, and launching a two-year whirlwind of sold out shows, Detroit’s I Prevail return to the UK this June for three headline shows, following their main stage performance at this years Download Festival. The band will be supported by Palisades on all headline dates.
You can see I Prevail at the following dates in the UK this June:
16th June – Download Festival, Donington
17th June – SWG3, Glasgow
18th June – O2 Ritz, Manchester
20th June – Electric Ballroom, London
Fans who pre-order the new record Traumahere, will be able to buy pre-sale tickets from 10am on 6th March for the headline shows.
General sale- 8th March 10am Ticketmaster.co.uk / livenation.co.uk
The band recently announced their second full-length and one of the year’s most anticipated releases with Trauma. The album will be released through Fearless Records on 29th March 2019.
Trauma represents a victorious moment in the wake of a series of trials and tribulations endured by the Michigan quartet—Brian Burkheiser [clean vocals], Eric Vanlerberghe [harsh vocals], Steve Menoian [lead guitar], and Dylan Bowman [rhythm guitar]. Even as they catapulted towards mainstream notoriety with 2016’s breakout Lifelines, they faced unforeseen and unbelievable hardship that might’ve broken any other band.
Burkheiser dealt with a debilitating and shocking vocal injury that jeopardised his future as a singer. He made it through, but dealt with the aftershocks of stress and anxiety. Mired in thoughts of potentially leaving the band, he made a choice. He got together with his band brothers in 2018 and they decided to craft the record they wanted to hear without outside input. Joined by producer Tyler Smith [Falling In Reverse], they emerged from 10 months in the studio with Trauma.
Now, the album represents a realisation of their full potential. I Prevail elevate rock by making it unpredictable again, leaping from moments of metal, alternative, electronic, and hip-hop. This unpredictability powers the heavy and hard-hitting new single “Bow Down.”The video has already over 658K views in a matter of days.
Watch the video HERE:
Additionally, they just unveiled an accompanying single “Breaking Down,” which pairs glitchy flourishes with a hypnotic and heartfelt vocal performance and impactful refrain. Which has reached 492K views.
Watch the video HERE:
With an equally melodic, magnetic, and momentous offering, I Prevail triumph on Trauma.
Smarter, slicker, and soaring towards stardom, rock music gets the band
it needs to carry it to the forefront of culture again: I Prevail.
Pre-order it
here
in physical and digital formats.
The online pre-order unlocks instant grat downloads of two new singles — “Bow Down” and “Breaking Down.”
ABOUT I PREVAIL:
Gold-certified Michigan quartet I Prevail refashion, reup, and recharge rock music on their anxiously awaited 2019 sophomore offering, Trauma [Fearless Records].
If anybody can elevate the genre to
mainstream ubiquity once more, it’s this band. Since their 2014
arrival, they set a precedent to cataylze rock’s evolution. The band put
up astounding numbers rarely synonymous with the genre or their peers,
for that matter. Nearinghalf-a-billions
treams and 115 million YouTube views, they moved over 500,000 albums
worldwide, notched three #1 singles on SiriusXM Octane, and played
500-plus shows in just three years. Not to mention, they achieved a gold
single in the form of their take on Taylor Swift’s
“Blank Space” from the Heart Vs. Mind EP. On the mega-anticipated 2019 offering Trauma,
they uplift rock to a plateau where soundscapes can unpredictably toss
and turn between heavy metal, alternative, hip-hop,
and electronic moods without warning, boundaries, or rules. Meanwhile,
the lyrics team with confessional emotionality as if ripped from the
pages of a secret diary. Vulnerable, vital, and visceral, the 15-track
opus illuminates the future, and it’s as bright
and bold as the singles “Breaking Down” and “Bow Down.” Rock may never be the same after this Trauma.
