Sevendust finally comes back on tour with their new album “One” and bring their sound to Germany. A comeback that is as emotional for the band as it is for their loyal fan base. For over 30 years, the quintet from Atlanta has stood for an intense connection between band and audience that goes far beyond a classical concert. Anyone who has ever been part of this “7D Army” knows that this is not just about music, but about a real sense of community, which is reflected in sold-out shows worldwide.

With the current work “One” (VÖ: 01.05.) Sevendust opens a new chapter and at the same time show why they are still among the most constant greats of their genre. The 15th Studio album brings together ten compact, powerful songs supported by massive guitar riffs, powerful grooves and emotionally charged hooks. Tracks like “Is This The Real You?” or “Unbreakable” combine raw energy with catchy melodies and take up themes such as identity, cohesion and personal border experiences. Above all, the title track sums up the essence of the band: unity, trust and the strength to go through difficult times together. Created in close cooperation on a farm in Kansas, the band deliberately returned to their roots. In doing so, they again shifted the focus more on guitars and organic interaction. The album was again produced by Michael “Elvis” Baskette.

After the acclaimed predecessor “Truth Killer” (2023), which was praised by critics and fans alike, Sevendust were tirelessly on the road, including a successful co-headline tour with Static-X as well as at anniversary shows for the album “Seasons”. The current musical phase marks a special moment in the band’s history: The five original members have found new cohesion and bring exactly this energy to the stage live. With well-known classics as well as new highlights of “One”, fans can expect a show that impressively combines both the past and the present of Sevendust. This tour is more than another step: it resembles the statement of a band that reinvents itself again and again without losing its roots. If you want to experience it live, you have the chance to do so in November in Hamburg, Cologne and Munich.