Parkway Drive premiere video for their anthemic new track Prey
Parkway Drive share video for their brand new track Prey -taken from the Australian outfit’s 6th album Reverence
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Parkway Drive have premiered their video for brand new track Prey.
It’s the latest material taken from the Australian outfit’s upcoming sixth album Reverence, which will arrive on May 4 via Epitaph Records. The band previously revealed the single The Void.
Speaking about the follow-up to 2015’s Ire, frontman Winston McCall says: “I hope Reverence is the kind of album that redefines what people expect of us, in the sense that you can now expect the unexpected.
“This time around we’ve taken more risks, and I don’t think we’ve ever sounded more interesting.”
Parkway Drive will head out on tour later this week across the US. They’ll then return to Europe for a run of shows, which includes a set at the UK’s Download festival.
Parkway Drive 2018 tour dates
Apr 26: Nashville Marathon Music Works, TN
Apr 27: Jacksonville Welcome To Rockville, FL
Apr 28: Atlanta Masquerade Heaven, GA
Apr 29: Memphis New Daisy, TN
May 01: Columbus Newport Music Hall, OH
May 02: Stoudsburg Sherman Theater, PA
May 03: Norfolk NorVa, VA
May 04: Charlotte Carolina Rebellion, NC
May 05: Silver Spring The Fillmore, MD
May 06: Sayreville Starland ballroom, NJ
May 08: Pittsburgh Stage AE, PA
May 09: Grand Rapids Intersection, MI
May 10: Louisville Mercury Ballroom, KY
May 11: Peoria Monarch Music Hall, IL
May 12: Somerset Northern Invasion, WI
Jun 01: Nijmegen Forta Rock, Netherlands
Jun 02: Nuremberg Rock Am Ring, Germany
Jun 03: Nurnberg Rock Im Park, Germany
Jun 06: Dornbirn Conrad Sohm Open Air, Austria
Jun 07: Interlaken Greenfield Festival, Switzerland
Jun 09: Donington Download, UK
Jun 14: Nickelsdorf Nova Rock, Austria
Jun 15: Wroclaw A2, Poland
Jun 16: Grafenhainichen With Full Force Festival, Germany
Jun 21: Copenhagen Copenhell, Denmark
Jun 22: Dessel Graspop Metal Meeting, Belgium
Jun 23: Clisson Hellfest, France
Jun 26: Rome Rock In Roma, Italy
Jun 28: Prague Aerodrome Festival, Czech Republic
Jun 29: Madrid Download, Spain
Jun 30: Vana-Vigala Hard Rock Laager, Estonia
Jul 01: Helsingfors Tuska, Finland
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