Atreyu Announce UK / EU Headline Tour

Atreyu have announced a 25-date UK/European headline tour, set to take place across November and December 2023. The announcement follows their hugely impactful return to European shores earlier this year, as special guests to Bullet For My Valentine alongside Jinjer.

The band comment:  “You asked for it, and we listened! We’re heading back again this year for our first proper UK/EU headlining tour in over a decade. We have something truly special in store for everyone and are so excited to see y’all!”

See them live at one of the following dates: 

Nov 12: IE Dublin Academy 
Nov 13: UK Belfast Limelight 
Nov 15: UK Glasgow Garage 
Nov 16: UK Nottingham Rescue Rooms 
Nov 18: UK Wolverhampton KK’s Steel Mill 
Nov 19: UK Manchester Club Academy 
Nov 20: UK Bristol Thekla 
Nov 22: UK London Electric Ballroom 
Nov 23: UK Brighton Chalk 
Nov 25: DE Berlin Hole 44
Nov 26: CZ Prague Rock Café
Nov 27: AT Vienna Szene 
Nov 28: DE Munich Backstage Halle 
Nov 29: CH Zurich Dynamo 
Dec 01: ES Madrid Mon Live 
Dec 02: ES Barcelona Apolo 2 
Dec 04: FR Paris Backstage BTM 
Dec 05: DE Munster Skaters Palace 
Dec 06: BE Antwerp Zappa 
Dec 07: NL Utrecht Tivoli 
Dec 09: DE Cologne Kantine 
Dec 10: DE Hamburg Knust 
Dec 11: DK Copenhagen Pumpehuset 
Dec 12: NO Oslo John Dee 
Dec 13: SE Stockholm Klubben 

Tickets are on sale at 10am BST on Friday 21st April, available via the band’s website: http://www.AtreyuOfficial.com

Atreyu recently released their new EP, The Hope Of A Spark, via Spinefarm. The EP is available to stream/purchase here: https://atreyu.lnk.to/TheHopeOfASpark

The Hope Of A Spark embodies everything that Atreyu have come to be, to mean, and to represent. The EP marks the beginning of the next chapter in the band’s story, with assorted pieces of an expansive puzzle still taking shape, form and focus.
 
Produced by long-time collaborator John Feldmann, the new music explores reflection and rumination on the pressures, pleasures, and pains of modern life, with each track representing a snapshot of deeply personal lived and shared experiences.
 
“The overarching concept is essentially about the seasons of life,” frontman Brandon Saller explains. “Everyone goes through the same things, the ups, and downs of life. The emphasis really is the importance of at least respecting those, and finding the positives and the lessons from even your lowest moments.”

Recent single ‘Watch Me Burn‘ is the EP’s phoenix rising from life’s trial-by-fire, a call to arms to let renewed hope emerge from smouldering embers and ash. “To me, it’s a song about being cleansed by fire,” explains bassist Porter McKnight. “Whatever it is that’s bringing you down and holding you back, burn it down. Use it, learn from it, move on, and grow. That thing does not deserve you and you don’t deserve it.”
 
“It’s very relatable to all of us individually,” adds Saller, who leads the track’s anthemic, hooky chorus with a defiant cry of ‘Even when flames grow higher / I’ll be fighting till I’m dead.’ “But it’s also incredibly pertinent to the journey of this band.”

Opening track ‘Drowning‘ was written as a collective effort from each band member, who poured their own experiences. Be it familial health problems that guitarist Dan Jacobs was shouldering, Saller’s first encounters with feelings of anxiety, or McKnight’s long-running fight with depression. The second track, ‘God Devil’, laments a loss of identity, self and faith, a desperate cry for help from a higher power, when our greatest power is one we need to find within. Following track, ‘Capital F’, was inspired by Saller’s observations of the human plight he saw in his local community. 
 
“These songs are the culmination of our entire artistic endeavors,” McKnight attests. “It’s everything we’ve learned as humans, everything we’ve ingested as musicians, and everything we’ve experienced in this lifetime. It is Atreyu unleashed.”
 
“Everything that we have put out to this point has built to this moment,” said Jacobs. “Something special is happening with Atreyu right now. We can feel the creativity and collaboration when the five of us get in the studio. We can feel the confidence we all give each other when we stand onstage together. And we can see it in the audience when they’re losing their minds. They’re having as good a time as we are ourselves.”
 
“It feels like the world has been catching up with the diversity of influences and sounds that we’ve been putting into Atreyu for some time now,” Saller says. “There are no limitations, no barriers.”