I Prevail elevate rock by making it unpredictable again, leaping from moments of metal, alternative, electronic, and heavy rock. Now, the album represents a realization of their full potential. Joined by producer Tyler Smith , they emerged from 10 months in the studio with Trauma.
He got together with his band brothers in 2018 and they decided to craft the record they wanted to hear without outside input. Conflicted with thoughts of potentially leaving the band, he made a decision. He made it through, but dealt with the aftershocks of stress and anxiety. Burkheiser dealt with a debilitating vocal injury that jeopardized his future as a singer. Even as they catapulted towards mainstream notoriety with 2016’s breakout Lifelines, they faced unforeseen hardship that might’ve broken any other band. Trauma represents a moment of triumph in the wake of a series of trials and tribulations endured by the Michigan quartet- Brian Burkheiser , Eric Vanlerberghe , Steve Menoian , and Dylan Bowman . The second leg launches on July 11 and runs through August 9, and includes several major festival appearances. Joining the band for these dates will be special guests Issues and Justin Stone. The first leg of the band’s headline tour kicks off on April 24 and runs through May 24. The band also announced its Spring and Summer 2019 North American tour plans. The album will be released via Fearless Records on March 29. Pre-order it in physical and digital formats here. I PREVAIL ANNOUNCE SPRING + SUMMER 2019 NORTH AMERICAN HEADLINE TOUR PLANSīAND TO DROP NEW ALBUM TRAUMA ON MARCH 29īAND DROPS VIDEOS FOR NEW SONGS “BOW DOWN” + “BREAKING DOWN”Īfter generating nearly half-a-billion streams, going gold in a climate where that achievement is becoming increasingly rare, and completing a two-year whirlwind of sold-out shows, Detroit’s I Prevail announced their second full-length Trauma earlier this week.
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