Asking Alexandria stream Send Me Home

Asking Alexandria have released a stream of their track Send Me Home.

It’s lifted from their upcoming album The Black, which is out on March 25. It’s the band’s first album with frontman Denis Stoff, who replaced Danny Worsnop last year.

Guitarist Ben Bruce tells Billboard: “The song is about how strenuous and tiring living life on the road could be. Everyone thinks, ‘Oh, you’re a rock star, you’re living the life, you’re living the dream, you get to party every day.’

“While it’s true that we’re living a life that we love and what we dreamed when we were kids, people don’t actually take into consideration the fact that we are away from everyone we love, that we do wake up in a different city every day not knowing where we are.”

He adds: “We don’t really get a bed to sleep in. We sleep in a coffin, essentially, on a moving bus or a plane. The song is just about missing normal life at home with your family and your loved ones.”

The band previously issued videos for The Black and Let It Sleep. They’ll head out on the road in support of the album next month.

Asking Alexandria The Black tracklist

  1. Let It Sleep
  2. The Black
  3. I Won’t Give In
  4. Sometimes It Ends
  5. The Lost Souls
  6. Just A Slave To Rock N Roll
  7. Send Me Home
  8. We’ll Be Okay
  9. Here I Am
  10. Gone
  11. Undivided
  12. Circled By The Wolves

Asking Alexandria 2016 tour dates

Apr 03: Bangkok Ztudio Live Hall, Thailand
Apr 05: Auckland Powerstation, New Zealand
Apr 07: Melbourne 170 Russell, Australia
Apr 08: Melbourne 170 Russell, Australia
Apr 09: Brisbane The Met, Australia
Apr 10: Adelaide HQ Complex, Australia
Apr 13: Mt Lawley Astor Theatre, Australia
Apr 15: Kensington UNSW Roundhouse, Australia
Apr 17: Jakarta Hammersonic, Indonesia
Apr 19: Hong Kong Eastern Hang Out, Hong Kong
Apr 20: Taipei Legacy, Taiwan
Apr 30: Jacksonville Welcome To Rockville, FL
May 01: Fort Myers Fort Rock, FL
May 03: Atlanta The Tabernacle, GA
May 05: Richmond The National, VA
May 06: Chattanooga Track 29, TN
May 08: Concord Carolina Rebellion, NC
May 10: Sayreville Starland Ballroom, NJ
May 11: Huntington The Paramount, NY
May 13: South Bend Club Fever, IN
May 14: Somerset Northern Invasion, WI
May 17: Louisville Mercury Ballroom, KY
May 20: Columbus Rock On The Range, OH
May 21: Fort Wayne Piere’s, IN
May 23: New Orleans House Of Blues, LA
May 24: Memphis New Daisy Theatre, TN
May 25: Nashville War Memorial Auditorium, TN
Jul 14: Oshkosh Rock USA, WI
Jul 17: Bridgeview Chicago Open Air, IL
Aug 15: Southampton Engine Rooms, UK
Aug 16: London Koko, UK
Aug 18: Dinkelsbuhl Summer Breeze Open Air, Germany
Aug 20: Hamburg Elbriot Festival, Germany
Aug 21: Cologne Gloria, Germany
Aug 24: Reading Festival, UK
Aug 27: Leeds Festival, UK

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