| Black Label Society have released a new music video today for their song Spoke In The Wheel from their upcoming LP due out this spring. This is the first music video we’ve seen from the band since Trampled Down Below was released last year from the Grimmest Hits LP. Watch it below. |
| Black Label Society will release Sonic Brew – 20th Anniversary Blend 5.99 – 5.19 on May 17th through Entertainment One (eOne). Spoke In The Wheel is available as an iTunes instant gratification track, meaning fans who pre-order the album on iTunes will receive that single as an instant download. Spoke In The Wheelis available on all streaming services today. |
| Pre-order bundles including teeshirts, posters, vinyl, and even a turntable are available now. Click here for more. |
| Thanks to a new arrangement with record label Entertainment One (eOne), the band’s back catalog is now all in one place, uniting the band’s earlier work with their more recent output. The “re-blended” version of their classic debut is resurrected bigger than ever without sacrificing its familiar kick. Plus, there are two bonus cuts: a full band/piano version of Spoke in the Wheel” and an acoustic take on Black Pearl. |
| Black Label Society has also announced their 20 Years of Sonic Brewtality Tour, a brand-new batch of 2019 North American tour dates in conjunction with the new release. The band will play two shows in each market – the first night will feature Sonic Brew played in its entirety, while the second night will see the band play a set of greatest hits. Support will come from Conan and The Atomic Bitchwax. Black Label Society will also participate in U.S festivals Sonic Temple, Epicenter, and Welcome to Rockville on this run. |
| Dates begin April 24th at The Oriental Theater in Denver and wrap up in Los Angeles at the famous El Rey Theater for two nights ending on May 23rd. Tickets are on sale now. See the tour itinerary, here. |
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The most important aspect of songs like these…is the drum track…and they didn’t put enough thought into the drums here…this song could’ve worked on another level.
Meh…
I don’t mind a ballad or slow song, but this is just a clunker.
And the band looks ridiculous all vested & leathered up for this “performance”
Sorry Zak, I’ll take the new Whitesnake video over this dud.
The drum track sounds like the drummer is learning the song…with a song like this…the drums have to have a lot of emotion and tension ..and the fills have to all be on point…
It`s like a bad Billy Joel song and there isn`t many of those.
Sorry Zakk , next.
Dana, I had nothing to do with that comment, ^^^^^ I swear! I am An Innocent Man! 😉
I know, but you could have left that end part off…Arg-LOL!
Sorry, LOL!!! I’m working out with Billy right now, no no no, not that Billy, Billy Idol! Flesh For Fantasy… 😉
Okay, now we’re talking 🙂 I like Billy Idol.
Me too! I know you hate Adam Sandler, but I thought Idol was funny as hell in The Wedding Singer! Finished my workout with 150 hand grips, each hand! Hurt like a MF, but you know the saying – no pain, no gain! I like Billy’s version of L.A. Woman, but nobody, nobody can top the original!! But my favorite Doors song is Roadhouse Blues!
Let it roll, baby, roll
Let it roll, baby, roll
Let it roll, baby, roll
Let it roll, ALL NIGHT LONG!
And speaking of rolling, I gotta roll! Don’t want to be late for bowling night again! Damn that crazy clown! 😉 Love the Wylde man, but this song? Eh. Cheers!! 🙂
Yes, that is my favorite Doors song too, along with L.A. Woman, other than that, eh.
The wurlitzer in that band, makes my ears cringe, I hate that sound.
I like this song; it sounds like Elton wrote himself a Skynard song…that’s how I hear it…but the drum track is what makes or breaks a ballad like this.