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Lorna Shore - The Pain Remains Tour 2023

Die US-amerikanischen Deathcore-Senkrechtstarter LORNA SHORE kommen im November und Dezember 2023 endlich für eine große Headliner-Tour nach Europa.

Den passenden Support für die fast fünfwöchige Konzert-Rutsche quer über den Kontinent liefern RIVERS OF NIHIL , INGESTED und DISTANT .

Der Ticketvorverkauf startet am 3. Juli.

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For LORNA SHORE, 2020 was nothing short of a reckoning – in a career built on challenges, changes and a single-minded vision. For the New Jersey quintet 2020 signaled the pandemic, a singer change, cancelled tours. The following year presented the band with a staggering creative challenge in the form of the song, “To the Hellfire” from their hugely well-regarded …And I Return to Nothingness-EP. Yet, through it all, they upped their sonic ante with their upcoming album, Pain Remains, that not only aligns with everything LORNA SHORE has hinted at but it also exceeds that – brutally and magnificently. “It feels like a rebirth of everything for us – the energy, the band, the morale,” says drummer Austin Archey.

Pain Remains is the product of the same struggle and deluge of personal and creative hells that’s marked LORNA SHORE’s entire career. “This was the hardest record in our career that we’ve ever had to write,” says guitarist Adam De Micco. “We were no longer in the underdog position. Because of the EP and ‘…Hellfire’, we knew we had to top ourselves. It was a different kind of pressure. For me. the mental struggle was being seen in a new light – we had to make sure that we weren’t going to be seen as some flickering flame.” When the band decamped to Michigan’s Random Awesome Studios with producer Josh Schroeder in the Fall of 2021, LORNA SHORE was on a creative and personal high that carried them through five weeks of hard work and intense creativity. “The biggest challenge for me was me being my own adversary,” the guitarist admits. “Overcoming my own self-doubt and feelings of self-worth.” Pain Remains is the sound of a band that has honed their sound and identity. From the opening choral chants and orchestration (composed by guitarist Andrew O’Connor) of “Welcome Back, O’ Sleeping Dreamer” straight into labyrinth of musical twists, turns, technicalities and raw emotion at the core of tracks like “Sun//Eater” or “Soulless Existence”, LORNA SHORE has woven together a sprawling document of ambition, soul and ability that few can match. It also is the sound of LORNA SHORE breaking out of any sort of categorization and stepping into their own as a great extreme metal band. With Pain Remains, LORNA SHORE has truly arrived. “That’s been the idea and the vision for the band for years,” states Adam. “We’ve never wanted to be limited or meet someone’s expectations of what we’re supposed to be.” That vision has been the mark of LORNA SHORE’s career since De Micco and Archey first joined forces. Before releasing their 2015 LP, Psalms, which was voiced by future Chelsea Grin frontman, Tom Barber, LORNA SHORE had toured heavily with the likes of The Black Dahlia Murder, Dying Fetus, Deicide and Archspire, amongst others, honing a reputation as a pummeling live proposition. 2017’s Flesh Coffin-LP was a further refinement of the LORNA SHORE sound infusing their sound with deeper black metal overtures while heavying up the “deathcore” elements for a terrifying new sonic paradigm. With 2019’s Century Media debut, Immortal and the arrival of guitarist and composer, Andrew O’Connor, LORNA SHORE had challenged the conventions of the genre with an album of even more complex arrangements, massive riffs and visceral bombast: a masterstroke of an album in sound and scope. LORNA SHORE found themselves plunged into the proverbial hellfire once again in late 2019. They were forced into a search for a new voice to spearhead the band. Enter Will Ramos (ex-Monument of a Memory and Awake In Providence), already a friend of the band’s from New Jersey, who would go on to become the lightning rod presence and the crucial component to spark the band’s creative chemistry. “I had always wanted to be in LORNA SHORE but never expected to be asked – probably because of some crippling self-doubt!” laughs Ramos. “When they asked, it was a classic ‘Oh shit!’ moment.” Ramos recounts his first performances with LORNA SHORE as a “complete trial by fire” as the band headed to Europe in March 2020 with Polish death metal legends, Decapitated, only to have the tour cut short by the onset of COVID and the subsequent world shut down. …And I Return To Nothingness was recorded months later. It didn’t merely introduce a new singer to LORNA SHORE’s fan-base, but brought the band itself to a bigger audience than anyone could have imagined. “To The Hellfire” took on a life of its own, not merely as a meteoric viral phenomenon on platforms like TikTok, securing the band millions of views and impressions, but it also cemented LORNA SHORE as a legitimate force in their own right. “I’m a firm believer in the butterfly effect,” says Adam. “While you can try and boil it down to one song or one moment in a song, that’s just one moment in a career with a lot leading up to that.” “’Hellfire’ was a big, viral moment for the band, but we are way more than just a viral 30-second breakdown band,” adds Austin. Clocking in at just over an hour, Pain Remains is as far-reaching in scope as any modern extreme metal album. It thinks big, pushing beyond preconception or musical boundaries. “The title came out when I was writing the album,” recalls Adam. “I had a lot going on personally. A lot of loss – and that came out in the songwriting.” Nothing makes that more apparent than the three-part album-shuttering opus, “Pain Remains” that stretches over 20 minutes, bludgeoning the listener with a sense of scale and raw emotion with Will venting over a tidal of cascading riffs, animalistic growls and swelling synths. “I always wanted to write a really sad death metal song, a deathcore love song,” says Will. “When I first heard the music, it had so much emotion – have you ever fallen in love in a dream and woken up and realized that none of it was real? It’s about chasing that emotion.” For LORNA SHORE, their determination and grit are paying off – massively. With new bassist, Michael “Moke” Yager rounding out the lineup, they’ve found themselves on the cover of Britain’s Rock Sound, slated for an upcoming European run with Australian metalcore behemoths, Parkway Drive and a recent, sold out headline tour of the UK that won raves from Kerrang! and plaudits like Rock Sound declaring online: “Every element of what they delivered, from air-tight performance to the atmospherically stunning lights, deserves to be on the biggest stages the world has to offer.” “It’s been a long journey but the vision has always been me and Adam’s,” sums up Austin. “Through all these challenges, membership changes, I don’t feel like we’ve ever reached our full potential until now. We’ve stuck to it and it’s definitely less of a ‘Let’s prove people wrong’ aspect that we’ve always rode with. I think the resilience has made for better music and more of a story to tell. It’s authentic – and we’re still chasing that vision.”

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Lorna Shore announce European tour

LORNA SHORE  have announced a headlining European tour!

Set for November and December this year, the tour will see the American deathcore band touring across mainland Europe and the UK in support of their latest studio album,  Pain Remains , which was released in October last year.

Support for the tour comes from  RIVERS OF NIHIL ,  INGESTED  and  DISTANT . Tickets for the tour are available now and can be purchased here .

Tour dates are as follows: 

11/5 Netherlands Den Bosch The Rock Circus 11/6 Germany Hamburg Grosse Freiheit 36 11/7 Sweden Gothenburg Gothenburg Studios 11/9 Finland Helsinki Black Box 11/10 Finland Tampere Pakkahuone 11/12 Sweden Stockholm Fryshuset 11/13 Denmark Copenhagen Amager Bio 11/14 Germany Hannover Capitol 11/16 Germany Berlin Astra 11/17 Germany Dresden Ballsportarena 11/18 Poland Warsaw Progresja 11/19 Czech Rep Prague Roxy 11/20 Hungary Budapest Barba Negra 11/22 Austria Vienna Simm City 11/23 Germany München Backstage 11/24 Italy Milan Alcatraz 11/25 Switzerland Pratteln Z7 11/26 Belgium Brussels AB 11/28 UK Birmingham Academy 11/29 UK Leeds Academy 11/30 UK London o2 Forum Kentish Town 12/2 UK Manchester Academy 1 12/3 UK Glasgow SWG3 12/4 UK Cardiff Great Hall 12/6 France Paris Bataclan 12/7 Germany Wiesbaden Schlachthof 12/8 Germany Oberhausen Turbinenhalle

Pain Remains is out now via Century Media Records. 

For more information on LORNA SHORE like their official page on Facebook .

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Lorna Shore Book Headlining 2023 U.S. Tour With Shadow of Intent, Bodysnatcher + Boundaries

Modern day deathcore titans Lorna Shore have just announced another leg of the Pain Remains Tour with a U.S. run set for this spring with special guests Shadow of Intent , Bodysnatcher and Boundaries , as well as another act that will be revealed at a later date.

The run, which stretches from March 30 through April 16, will immediately precede the first leg of Lorna Shore's tour as the opening act on Mastodon and Gojira 's co-headlining Mega-Monsters Tour. That trek runs from April 18 through May 11 and will return to the road again from Aug. 9 through Sept. 2.

It's a whole lot of deathcore for one bill, so start practicing your spin kicks and elbow jabs right now in preparation for what's a guarantee to be some pretty intense pits.

View the complete list of dates further below and look for tickets for this tour to go on sale on Friday at 10AM local time. Visit Lorna Shore's website for further information.

Lorna Shore will be bringing new tracks from last year's  Pain Remains album, which Loudwire named the 2022 Album of the Year . You can also check out how vocalist Will Ramos (who once was mistaken for bigfoot by a hiker ) learned to scream here .

Lorna Shore 2023 Tour Dates with Shadow of Intent, Bodysnatcher and Boundaries

March 30 — Albany, N.Y. @ Empire Live April 01 — Greensboro, N.C. @ Piedmont Hall April 02 — Jacksonville, N.C. @ Hooligans Music Hall April 03 — Charleston, S.C. @ Music Farm April 05 — St. Petersburg, Fla. @ Janus Live April 06 — Destin, Fla. @ Club LA April 07 — New Orleans, La. @ House Of Blues April 08 — Little Rock, Ark. @ The Hall April 10 — Grand Rapids, Mich. @ The Intersection April 11 — Evansville, Ind. @ Evansville Coliseum April 12 — Cedar Rapids, Iowa @ Club 5 @ Alliant Energy PowerHouse April 14 — Billings, Mont. @ Pub Station April 15 — Spokane, Wash. @ Knitting Factory April 16 — Seattle, Wash. @ Showbox SODO

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RIVERS OF NIHIL Announce European Tour with LORNA SHORE!

Rivers of Nihil  have announced a November/December 2023 tour of Europe and the U.K. as direct support for  Lorna Shore .

The announcement follows the release of the band’s brand new single and video, “ The Sub-Orbital Blues ,” and comes on the heels of a very successful headline tour of EU/UK in 2021 that saw nearly half the shows sell out.  Rivers of Nihil  are currently on tour with  Between the Buried and Me  in North America.

Ingested  and  Distant  will also join on the upcoming run.

Comments vocalist/bassist Adam Biggs:

“ We’re extremely excited to support our old friends in Lorna Shore on ‘The Pain Remains European tour’ along with Ingested and Distant! We plan on rolling out some new bangers as well as some old school Rivers heaters for this tour. See you there. “

THE PAIN REMAINS EU TOUR 2023 LORNA SHORE RIVERS OF NIHIL INGESTED DISTANT 05.11.23 Netherlands Den Bosch @ The Rock Circus 06.11.23 Germany Hamburg @ Grosse Freiheit 36 07.11.23 Sweden Gothenburg @ Gothenburg Studios 09.11.23 Finland Helsinki @ Black Box 10.11.23 Finland Tampere @ Pakkahuone 12.11.23 Sweden Stockholm @ Fryshuset 13.11.23 Denmark Copenhagen @ Amager Bio 14.11.23 Germany Hannover @ Capitol 16.11.23 Germany Berlin @ Astra 17.11.23 Germany Dresden @ Ballsportarena 18.11.23 Poland Warsaw @ Progresja 19.11.23 Czech Rep Prague @ Roxy 20.11.23 Hungary Budapest @ Barba Negra 22.11.23 Austria Vienna @ Simm City 23.11.23 Germany München @ Backstage 24.11.23 Italy Milan @ Alcatraz 25.11.23 Switzerland Pratteln @ Z7 26.11.23 Belgium Brussels @ AB 28.11.23 UK Birmingham @ Academy 29.11.23 UK Leeds @ Academy 30.11.23 UK London @ o2 Forum Kentish Town 02.12.23 UK Manchester @ Academy 1 03.12.23 UK Glasgow @ SWG3 04.12.23 UK Cardiff @ Great Hall 06.12.23 France Paris @ Bataclan 07.12.23 Germany Wiesbaden @ Schlachthof 08.12.23 Germany Oberhausen @ Turbinenhalle

Further info on the tour and tickets links can be found at:  lnk.to/THEPAINREMAINS-EUROPE23

In March 2023,  Rivers of Nihil  wrapped up a recording session that saw the now four-piece band birth a considerable amount of new music featuring their previous bassist/backup vocalist Adam Biggs as the new lead vocalist/bassist. This recording session also marked the first appearance of new guitarist Andy Thomas (ex- Black Crown Initiate ), whose vocals also play prominently in the music, as a member of  Rivers of Nihil . These new singles are the first to showcase the band’s new lineup in full-on collaboration, and demonstrates that while this is a new, brave sound with tons of potential, it also carries the band’s classic energy.

The first new single “ The Sub-Orbital Blues ” is available now on all digital platforms.

Here’s what Biggs had to say about the new song; “ This song is about the dichotomy of living in a 21st century society rife with scientific and technological advancements such as artificial intelligence and ever more sophisticated space travel, while also dealing with the increasing threat of old world problems like out of control governments and the looming threat of world war .”

Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland of Atrium Audio engineered, mixed and mastered the new singles, with additional engineering by guitarist Brody Uttley.

The remaining three singles from the April 2023 recording session will be released leading up to the release of the band’s next full-length studio album, which the band is eager to begin work on.

About the band: Pennsylvania progressive death metal band  Rivers of Nihil  has never fit neatly into a box, but with 2018’s  Where Owls Know My Name , they transcended all labels applied to them. Returning in 2021 with  The Work  released on September 24 via Metal Blade Records, they’ve forged further into new territory, delivering an album that’s as cerebral as it is visceral, and that covers a staggering sonic range, definitively placing them in a category of their own. Inarguably a dense, heavy collection,  The Work  is far too dynamic to be considered a solely metal record and there is a genuine warmth that shows through, particularly tracks like “Wait” and the gorgeous “Maybe One Day.” Additionally, the band had incorporated far more clean vocals alongside the screaming that tears through many of the record’s heavier tracks. Courtesy of their friend Zach Strouse, saxophone once again adds extra layers of atmosphere to the collection, utilizing baritone, soprano, and alto saxes to great effect.

Towards the end of 2021, the Pennsylvania progressive death metalers  Rivers of Nihil  spent the majority of their time burning the candle at both ends with a frenzied tour schedule including headline runs of the U.S. and Europe and in support of  The Contortionist  in North America for a month in September/October of 2022, but once the latter tour wrapped up, they were short a band member.

For personal reasons, founding member and lead vocalist Jake Dieffenbach and the band went their separate ways. The split took place just three days after the recording of a live video and audio session for Audiotree’s new ‘ From Nothing ‘ series, which was released on April 20, 2023. And while initially the band wasn’t sure how to approach the release with the departure of a founding member and lead singer – or whether to release it at all – they decided to move forward with it to honor Dieffenbach’s contributions to the group over the years and mark the beginning of a new chapter.

Rivers of Nihil is: Brody Uttley – guitars/keyboards Adam Biggs – vocals/bass Jared Klein – drums/vocals Andy Thomas – rhythm guitar/vocals

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