With a musical catalog that includes 18 previously released full-length albums from his work with Creed, Alter Bridge and various solo endeavors, world-renowned guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Mark Tremonti is back with his sixth album from his solo band Tremonti. The new album, titled The End Will Show Us How, is scheduled for global release on January 10, 2025 through longtime partner Napalm Records.
Mark Tremonti is back with a collection of 12 original compositions that continues his musical evolution while showcasing his ability to write memorable songs — something he has done for nearly three decades.Mark is backed in Tremonti by Eric Friedman (guitars),Tanner Keegan (bass) and Ryan Bennett (drums). Each song on The End Will Show Us How will take the listener on a journey as Mark set out to create an album of a dozen individual compositions each unique from the other. The debut single Just Too Much is a perfect example of this. The song opens with a driving guitar riff — the basis for the entire song — as Mark delivers the message to keep pushing forward no matter what adversity is in front of you. An official music video for the single directed by J.T. Ibanez (Sevendust) can be seen below.
Tremonti‘s musicianship and songwriting is on full display on each song on The End Will Show Us How. Tracks like the opener The Mother, The Earth And I the thought-provoking It’s Not Over and the epic closer All The Wicked Things show that Mark continues to create compositions that continue to engage audiences — both old and new fans alike. Nails is a musical idea that Mark has had for years and finally found the inspiration to complete. Tomorrow We Will Fail is an inspirational piece that talks about not putting off until tomorrow something you can conquer today. Now That I’ve Made It is a message for anyone who has ever had anyone doubt them and try to hold them back from following their dreams. The End Will Show Us How was produced by longtime friend and collaborator Michael “Elvis” Baskette — the producer Mark has worked with exclusively since 2007.
The track listing for The End Will Show Us How is:
1. The Mother, The Earth And I
2. One More Time
3. Just Too Much
4. Nails
5. It’s Not Over
6. The End Will Show Us How
7. Tomorrow We Will Fail
8. I’ll Take My Chances
9. The Bottom
10. Live In Fear
11. Now That I’ve Made It
12. All The Wicked Things
Mark Tremonti is currently on tour across the United States with the recently reunited Creed. Tremonti will tour around the globe in support of The End Will Show Us How in 2025. Dates for Europe are recently announced and more information on additional tour dates will be available in the near future.
The End Will Show Us How 2025 tour dates:
Jan. 14 – Hamburg, DE – Gruenspan
Jan. 16 – Stockholm, SE – Debaser
Jan. 17 – Oslo, NO – John Dee
Jan. 19 – Copenhagen, DK – Lille Vega
Jan. 20 – Berlin, DE – Columbia Theater
Jan. 21 – Prague, CZ – Palac Akropolis
Jan. 23 – Krakow, PL – Hype Park
Jan. 25 – Zurich, CH – Komplex 457
Jan. 27 – Milan, IT – Magazzini Generali
Jan. 28 – Vienna, AT – Szene
Jan. 30 – Munich, DE – Technikum
Jan. 31 – Frankfurt, DE – Zoom
Feb. 1 – Cologne, DE – Kantine
Feb. 2 – Amsterdam, NL – Melkweg
Feb. 3 – Tilburg, NL – O13
Feb. 5 – Bristol, GB – Academy
Feb. 6 – Glasgow,GB – SWG3 Galvanizers
Feb. 7 – Belfast, GB – Limelight 1
Feb. 9 – Dublin, IE – Academy
Feb. 11 – Birmingham, GB – Institute 1
Feb. 13 – Manchester, GB – O2 Ritz
Feb. 14 – London, GB – O2 Kentish Town Forum
Feb. 16 – Paris, FR – Alhambra
7 Responses
Good tune as expected from the almighty Mark Tremonti and his band. Mark is a good singer but I always thought he would be a great singer if he lost that vibrato or whatever shaky thing he’s doing with his voice. Not sure of the word I’m looking for but that is the absolute only criticism I have of Mark.
Mark is a monster guitarist! Seen him last week with Creed, he just gets better and better!
I think he does a great job with his Sinatra/big band project. He’s got a GREAT voice for that genre, and he does a good job fronting his own band, as well. In my humble opinion, his voice is far better than many frontmen.
It seems he can be added to list with John Sykes, and Richie Kotzen, in terms of lead guitarists who can sing, very well.
Dana, I’d also add Dave Meniketti of Y&T to that list.
Hagar also has a good voice for a semi-lead guitarist, too.
Now if we discuss bassists, I cannot get over how good Michael Anthony, Jeff Pilson and Billy Sheehan‘s, lead voices are, again, better than many frontmen.
I agree with you Dana. I’d take him as a lead vocalist over many other singers. He does an amazing Sinatra tribute as well like you said. And I love his vocals in Alter Bridge both lead and backup. “Words Darker Than Their Wings” & “ Waters Rising” are two of the best songs in the Alter Bridge catalog. Just a tad less vibrato. lol.
LOL! No vibrato on the Sinatra stuff.
When I think vibrato, I think Stevie Nicks, and her goat vibrato, now that I cannot stand.
As for Tremonti, I admit, I know very little, past the small bits that I have listed to, so I really cannot comment. But, from the little I have heard, I didn’t notice anything offensive.