BLACK LABEL SOCIETY DEBUTS
“TRAMPLED DOWN BELOW” MUSIC VIDEO
2018 TOUR DATES ON SALE NOW
CORROSION OF CONFORMITY TO SUPPORT, WITH
EYEHATEGOD / TELEKINETIC YETI ON SELECT DATES
ALL NEW LP GRIMMEST HITS OUT NOW
Black Label Society, led by American guitar icon Zakk Wylde, has released another new music video today, this time for the single “Trampled Down Below.”The video was directed by Dan Sturgess and filmed at the world famous Royal Albert Hall in South Kensington, London during the band’s tour there earlier this year.
Black Label Society recently soared into the charts with their new LP Grimmest Hits, via Entertainment One (eOne). The LP landed at #4 on the Billboard Current Charts, the highest charting LP since Order Of The Back released back in 2009. Grimmest Hitsreached #1 on the Billboard Hard Music, #1 Independent, and #2 Rock Charts.
Black Label Society will resume their headline tour through North America this summer with Corrosion of Conformity beginning next month through the end of August. Support on select dates will come from Eyehategod. Tickets are now on sale.
Wylde, now reunited with Ozzy Osbourne after an eight-year break, has played a handful of dates with whom he refers to as “the boss,” with no signs of slowing down. The reunion kicked off over the summer with a highlighted performance at CHICAGO OPEN AIR with high profile festivals like LOUDER THAN LIFE and OZZFEST MEETS KNOTFEST on deck to close out the year.
Wylde will stay on the road beyond the Black Label Society dates in 2018 reunited with “the boss” on the “No More Tours 2.” The two-year stretch will take place this spring with dates in Mexico, South America and Europe. The tour’s first U.S. leg, which will feature Stone Sour as the opening group, starts in Allentown, Pennsylvania in August and wraps in Las Vegas in October. Tickets for the North American dates are on sale now.
One part invading horde and all parts traveling carnival party, Black Label Societytraverses the world powered by caffeine and cacophony. BLS engages and inspires audiences everywhere they go, on every radio dial they burn, inviting all comers to join in and participate in their brotherhood and sisterhood of hard rock and vigor.
Now ten studio albums deep, with solo records, Ozzy shows, and Zakk Sabbath tours all kicking ass simultaneously, Black Label Society rides ever forward, fist held high.
