Asking Alexandria release Here I Am video
View Asking Alexandria’s video for Here I Am, taken from 4th album The Black

Asking Alexandria have released a video for their track Here I Am.
It’s taken from fourth album The Black – their first with Denis Stoff after their split with Danny Worsnop – which was launched in March.
Guitarist Ben Bruce recently said the record was dripping with “raw energy and aggression,” adding: “You turn it on and you’re like, ‘Wow, they’re back.’”
Asking Alexandria complete their current run of tour dates with appearances at the Reading and Leeds festivals in August.
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Asking Alexandria tour dates
May 28: Festival Vivo x El Rock, Peru
Jun 09: London Troxy, UK
Jun 18: Seiram Fest, ID
Jun 25: Denver Fillmore Auditorium, CO
Jul 15: Rock USA, WI
Jul 17: Chicago Open Air, IL
Jul 21: St Louis Ready Room, MO
Jul 22: Gathering Of The Juggalos, OH
Aug 13: Dirtfest, MI
Aug 15: Southampton Engine Rooms, UK
Aug 16: London Koko, UK
Aug 18: Summer Breeze Open Air, Germany
Aug 19: Open Air Gampel, Switzerland
Aug 20: Elbriot Festival, Germany
Aug 21: Cologne Gloria Theater, Germany
Aug 23: Prague Lucerna Music Bar, Czech Republic
Aug 24: Strand Festival, Hungary
Aug 26: Reading Festival, UK
Aug 27: Leeds Festival, UK
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