The Amity Affliction have released a new track titled “RIP Bon”. The song is taken from the band’s upcoming release “Chasing Ghosts” which is due for release in September. The band have also released behind the scenes footage from the latest film clip for the track “Chasing Ghosts”. Check them both out below:
The second announcment for Soundwave 2013 hs been released. The bands are:
Slayer
Cypress Hill
Bullet For My Valentine
Bring Me The Horizon
Billy Talent
Mindless Self Indulgence
The Amity Affliction
Sick Of It All
The Blackout
Fucked Up
Gallows
This Is Hell,
Cerebral Ballzy
Polar Bear Club
The Early November
The Dear Hunter
Blood On The Dancefloor
Versus The World
Sylosis
Confession
The Amity Affliction have added two more dates to their upcoming “Chasing Ghosts Australian Tour” also featuring Architects, The Ghost Inside and Buried In Verona. The additional dates are due to the Melbourne and Brisbane 18+ shows selling out. The two additional shows can be seen below:
Tuesday 25th September – The Tivoli, Brisbane (18+)
Tickets from Ticketek www.ticketek.com.au
The Amity Affliction have released the title track from the band’s upcoming album “Chasing Ghosts”. The album is set for release in September. You can check out the track here.
The dates for The Amity Afflictions “Chasing Ghosts Australian Tour” have now become available. As mentioned in earlier news the tour will also include Architects, The Ghost Inside, and Buried In Verona. The tour dates are as follows:
Wednesday September 26 – The Tivoli, Brisbane (AA)
Tickets from Ticketek www.ticketek.com.au
Thursday September 27 – The Tivoli, Brisbane (18 )
Tickets from Ticketek www.ticketek.com.au
Friday September 28 – Panthers, Newcastle (Lic AA)
Tickets from Moshtix www.moshtix.com.au or the Venue
Saturday October 6 – Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide (Lic AA)
Tickets from Venuetix www.venuetix.com.au
Sunday October 7 – Metropolis, Fremantle (18 )
Tickets from www.heatseeker.com.au, 78’s, Mills, Planet Video or Star Surf
Monday October 8 – Metropolis, Fremantle (U18)
Tickets from www.heatseeker.com.au, 78’s, Mills, Planet Video or Star Surf
a presale will be available at midday on Monday July 2nd to pre order ‘Chasing Ghosts’ and a ticket to the show of your choice – numbers are limited. Check out http://store.weareunified.com/
Tickets on sale to general public on Friday July 6 at 9AM.
The Amity Affliction, Architects, Buried In Verona and The Ghost Inside will be touring Australia together as part of the ‘Chasing Ghosts Tour‘ – full details announced this Wednesday night on Short.Fast.Loud.
The Amity Affliction have announced their upcoming new album “Chasing Ghosts” to be released on September 18 via Roadrunner Records. The Amity Affliction have enlisted produced Michael “Elvis” Baskette for the album Chasing Ghosts.
“Recording with Elvis has been the most amazing experience for Amity since we began making records eight years ago. It’s incredible. We came into this record more prepared than we ever have before as well, so everything is coming together really, really well.
We’re all loving the new songs. It feels like there is an entire album of awesome songs that we love which hasn’t happened prior to this; we’ve finally written an album we are proud of from start to finish, no filler whatsoever. I’ve tried to write my thoughts in a manner that can connect with people on an even more personal level than I did on Youngbloods, and I’m proud that the substance and depth hasn’t been lost or compromised, or watered down.”
The Amity Affliction have signed with Roadrunner Records worldwide, read the press release below:
Roadrunner Records is pleased to announce the signing of The Amity Affliction, easily one of the most head-turning and exciting hard rock bands to come barreling out of Australia. The band has scorched a trail Down Under and is now poised to stake its claim in the U.S. Roadrunner will release Youngbloods digitally on Oct. 25 and the band will head back into the studio in early 2012 to record the follow up with Youngbloods producer Machine (Lamb of God, Cobra Starship, Suicide Silence.)
The Amity Affliction’s humble origins date back six years ago in a small town in Queensland, Australia. With an industrial sized bucket of elbow grease, the band became a fixture on the local touring circuit. The Amity Affliction quickly ascended the ranks and became one of the best-loved bands in Oz. Armed with cheeky song titles, a party attitude and the type of aggressive and forward-thinking metal that will simultaneously make you think while putting hair on your chest, The Amity Affliction deliver a poignant message encased in mosh-worthy anthems.
“Ever since I can remember in Amity we’ve been dreaming big: big tours, big shows, big crowds, but never in our wildest dreams did we ever think something this big would come around,” frontman Joel Birch said. “Signing to Roadrunner worldwide is almost beyond a dream come true, because there’s no way any of us would have ever dreamed of being able to achieve something this monumental.”
Birch continued, “We’re proud to be added to such an incredible roster of bands, and having already spent time with some of the team at the label, we’re excited to become a part of the larger Roadrunner family. This is a massive step forward for us as a band, and one we’re going to be pouring all our energy into in the future.”
The band’s most recent album Youngbloods debuted at No. 6 on the Album Charts in Australia and went on to get unprecedented nominations for Best Hard Rock Performance at both the ARIA and IMA Awards. Following extensive touring overseas and an early evening slot on Soundwave 2011, the band returned to headline Australian in late May, selling 15,000+ tickets over the course of eight shows, including 4500 tickets at their Brisbane homecoming at the outdoor Riverstage arena. Youngbloods was voted Best Album of 2011 on Triple J’s Short Fast Loud program and in Blunt Magazine, where they notched for their third cover in 18 months. That issue lands this coming October.
Clearly, The Amity Affliction have canvassed their native land. Now it’s time for the rest of the world to catch on.