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Lorna Shore announce extensive U.S. The Pain Remains Tour

Lorna Shore are hitting the road with Aborted, Ingested, AngelMaker and Ov Sulfur, in support of their upcoming album Pain Remains.

Following a massive support slot with Parkway Drive in the UK and Europe in September, Lorna Shore will be going Stateside for an extensive headline run.

The deathcore favourites will be bringing Aborted , Ingested, AngelMaker and Ov Sulfur along with them on The Pain Remains Tour, which kicks off in Philadelphia on October 21, and wraps up in Montreal, Quebec just under a month later.

“We are excited to celebrate the release our new album Pain Remains across the U.S. alongside some of our favourite bands,” says guitarist Adam De Micco. “This tour allows us to put on a performance we feel this record deserves while giving fans an experience to remember.”

Catch The Pain Remains Tour at the following:

21 Philadelphia, PA – Theatre of Living Arts 22 New York, NY – The Gramercy Theatre 23 Worcester, MA – The Palladium 24 Baltimore, MD – Baltimore Soundstage 25 Charlotte, NC – Neighborhood Theatre 26 Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl Nashville 27 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade (Heaven) 28 Tampa, FL – The Orpheum 29 Orlando, FL – The Abbey 31 Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall

1 San Antonio, TX – Vibes Event Center 2 Fort Worth, TX Ridglea Theater 4 Mesa, AZ – Nile Theater 5 Los Angeles, CA – 1720 6 Roseville, CA – Goldfield Trading Post 8 Seattle, WA – El Corazon 9 Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theatre 11 Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex 12 Denver, CO Summit 13 Lawrence, KS – The Bottleneck 15 Chicago, IL – The Bottom Lounge 16 Detroit, MI – St. Andrew’s Hall 17 Cleveland, OH – House of Blues 18 Mckees Rocks, PA – Roxian Theatre 19 Toronto, ON – Phoenix Concert Theatre 20 Montreal, QC – L’astral

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Teaming up for what promises to be an unforgettable jaunt of epic proportions, iconic Grammy Award -winning heavy rock band MASTODON will join forces with Grammy Award -nominated French heavy metal luminaries GOJIRA for "The Mega-Monsters Tour" , a massive co-headline tour across North America in 2023 along with special guests LORNA SHORE on all dates. It finds these two juggernauts taking over arenas and amphitheaters throughout the spring and summer, alternating closing sets each night.

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The tour kicks off at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Portland, Oregon on April 18, stops at legendary venues such as the Forum in Los Angeles, California on April 21, and steamrolls through MASTODON 's hometown of Atlanta for their biggest Georgia headlining gig to date at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre. The first leg concludes at Santander Arena in Reading, Pennsylvania on May 11. Meanwhile, the tour resumes with a second leg from August 9 through September 2.

MASTODON will hit the road in support of their critically acclaimed ninth studio album, "Hushed And Grim" . Meanwhile, GOJIRA are out supporting their seventh full-length album, "Fortitude" , which garnered a Grammy Award nomination in the category of "Best Metal Performance" for "Amazonia" . These two titans previously canvased North America together in 2014, and this reunion represents yet another major milestone in their respective careers.

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Revolver  has teamed with Lorna Shore for an exclusive 2LP vinyl variant of  Pain Remains  on "translucent black ice" colored wax. Only 500 exist, so  order yours now while they last!

Deathcore rising stars Lorna Shore , who just brought extreme-metal to Lollapalooza over the weekend, will be dropping their hotly-anticipated new album, Pain Remains , later this fall, and that means touring. Today (August 3rd), the New Jersey band have announced that they'll be embarking on a headlining North American tour throughout October and November that'll hit a boatload of cities. What's more, they're bringing out Aborted, Ingested, AngelMaker and Ov Sulfur (the new band of ex-Suffokate frontman Ricky Hoover) along for the ride. 

The journey begins October 21st in Philly and will travel all throughout the country before wrapping up in Montreal on November 20th. Tickets go on sale this friday August 5th at 10 a.m. local time, but for now you can peep the dates below. 

Pain Remains  is now available for pre-order in a variety of formats, including a  Revolver -exclusive 2LP vinyl variant on "translucent black ice" colored wax. Only 500 exist, so  order yours now while they last!

Lorna Shore tour dates with Aborted, Ingested, AngelMaker, Ov Sulfur: October 21 – Philadelphia, PA – Theatre of Living Arts October 22 – New York, NY – The Gramercy Theatre  October 23 – Worcester, MA – The Palladium  October 24 – Baltimore, MD – Baltimore Soundstage  October 25 – Charlotte, NC – Neighborhood Theatre October 26 – Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl Nashville  October 27 – Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade (Heaven)  October 28 – Tampa, FL – The Orpheum  October 29 – Orlando, FL – The Abbey  October 31 – Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall  November 1 – San Antonio, TX – Vibes Event Center November 2 – Fort Worth, TX – Ridglea Theater  November 4 – Mesa, AZ – Nile Theater  November 5 – Los Angeles, CA – 1720  November 6 – Roseville, CA – Goldfield Trading Post  November 8 – Seattle, WA – El Corazon  November 9 – Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theatre  November 11 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex  November 12 – Denver, CO – Summit  November 13 – Lawrence, KS – The Bottleneck  November 15 – Chicago, IL – The Bottom Lounge  November 16 – Detroit, MI – St. Andrew's Hall November 17 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues  November 18 – Mckees Rocks, PA – Roxian Theatre  November 19 – Toronto, ON – Phoenix Concert Theatre  November 20 – Montreal, QC – L'astral 

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03/30 Albany, NY – Empire Live 04/01 Greensboro, NC – Piedmont Hall 04/02 Jacksonville, NC – Hooligans Music Hall 04/03 Charleston, SC – Music Farm 04/05 St. Petersburg, FL – Janus Live 04/06 Destin, FL – Club LA 04/07 New Orleans, LA – House Of Blues 04/08 Little Rock, AR – The Hall 04/10 Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection 04/11 Evansville, IN – Evansville Coliseum 04/12 Cedar Rapids, IA – Club 5 – Alliant Energy PowerHouse 04/14 Billings, MT – Pub Station 04/15 Spokane, WA – Knitting Factory 04/16 Seattle, WA – Showbox SODO

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"I want us to be the scariest ride at the amusement park": How Lorna Shore became deathcore's defining stars

Lorna Shore's first decade was blighted with line-up changes and uncertainty, but with Will Ramos and a viral hit on TikTok they broke through the deathcore ceiling to define a new movement of heaviness

The opening of the show is like something from a horror movie. The sinister choral intro of Welcome Back, O’ Sleeping Dreamer reaches a crescendo as blinding blue light floods the venue. Lorna Shore run onstage. “Berlinnnnn! Are you guys ready to fucking jump?” shouts frontman Will Ramos . 

Then, punctuated by a “blegh”, plumes of flame shoot up around him. We’re at the 3,500-capacity Columbiahalle in Berlin, Germany. Tonight’s show has been upgraded from the 2,000-capacity Astra venue – one of many upgrades on this headline tour. It’s the culmination of a year in which the New Jersey quintet have played Download’s Main Stage, supported Parkway Drive in Europe’s arenas, and opened for Gojira and Mastodon in amphitheatres across the US. 

All this, and they’re a deathcore band. Will Ramos still can’t believe their luck. “I was just sitting down earlier and I was like, ‘Holy shit, we’re a real band,’” he giggles, when we catch up with him before the show. He does so with the sort of energy you’d expect from a naughty schoolboy who has snuck into the headmaster’s office. “Whether it’s sound or lights or performance, it’s all coming together perfectly and seamlessly.” 

Their popularity is even more remarkable because no one saw it coming. After forming in 2009, releasing three albums and enduring endless line-up changes, some saw Lorna Shore as also-rans, or hadn’t heard of them at all. Now, with a charismatic singer at their helm and a cinematically ambitious fourth record in 2022’s Pain Remains , they’re a band reborn, and one of the most talked-about in the modern metal scene.

“We never expected to get traction the way we did,” says Will. “Now we’re out playing these massive shows. Yesterday, looking at the set-up we have, I thought to myself, ‘Dude, two years ago no one would have believed that we could play places like this.'" He puffs out his cheeks and grins.

Lorna Shore are one of metal’s longest ‘overnight success’ stories. After releasing debut EP Triumph in 2010, they followed up with a series of EPs and albums of varying quality, all the way to their third full-length, 2020’s Immortal . During that time they gained a small but dedicated fanbase, but suffered through multiple member changes, with only one man present throughout it all: guitarist and band architect Adam De Micco. 

Adam describes his first decade in Lorna Shore as “gruelling”, admitting there were multiple occasions where the band nearly split, dating all the way back to 2013, when he almost went back to school prior to the release of third EP Maleficium .

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“Being the opening band of seven on some tour, you’re just kinda eating the shit a little bit,” he smiles. “That was the first 10 years of this band. You’re putting all this effort in, and you question yourself and think, ‘Why am I still doing this?’ I can look back now and see why it was worth it, but in that moment, it can really fuck with you. I had times where I didn’t feel as committed to it, but other people were. That kept my motivation going somewhat.”

Adam is your typical, friendly-but-quiet band type, but when he talks about the journey Lorna Shore have been on, you can tell he’s not one to compromise. “We never listened to anyone else,” he says, with a steely glint in his eye. “I’d have ideas and producers in the studio would be like, ‘You can’t write a long song, every song should be three minutes!’ And now it’s like, ‘OK, we wrote a three-part, 20-minute-long song [the closer of Pain Remains ] and everyone loved it. I guess you don’t have all the answers.’” 

Adam describes the departure of vocalist Tom Barber in 2018 as the moment that “was going to be the last straw”, but he rallied and Lorna Shore continued. “That moment… deciding to carry on, it just made it easier when it came to dealing with hurdles,” he explains. 

And boy, did Lorna Shore encounter a hell of a hurdle in the aftermath of that decision. Tom’s replacement, CJ McCreery, lasted just over a year and a half, before he was abruptly removed from the band due to allegations of sexual abuse (which he has denied). We tell Adam and Will they don’t have to go into the situation if they don’t feel they can. “Definitely not,” Will instantly replies. It might be the only time he stops smiling during our entire time together.

After losing six bandmembers in 10 years, it would have been easy for Lorna Shore to fold. Instead, they recruited Will Ramos from fellow New Jersey band Monument Of A Memory, initially just to fill in for the rest of the European dates they had lined up for early 2020. “I had mixed feelings of excitement and anxiousness,” Will recalls. “Even when I was just trying out for that one tour, I was like, ‘I have to give 120% every single day.’” 

Will’s anxiety was heightened because he just so happened to be a huge fan of Lorna Shore after getting into them around Maleficium . He admits he didn’t always deal with it well. “Eight years of me loving this band so much, and then – holy crap, I got a chance to go on the road with them!” he screams. “Fill shoes that were, in my mind, so large to fill. The first show we did, I messed up one thing. I got off the stage and cried. I was like, ‘I am so bad, everyone knows that Will sucks now!’ It was the culmination of all of this stress.” 

When the pandemic stopped bands from touring, Lorna Shore had time to write new material. Then came one of their most important days: June 11, 2021. This was when they announced Will as their permanent vocalist, and released brand-new song To The Hellfire . 

Quite how it happened, no one seems to be able to fully articulate, but To The Hellfire went viral. TikToks and YouTube reactions popped up from nowhere, feverishly praising an unrelentingly brutal, six-minute-long deathcore song with chilling, gothic symphonic parts and a vocal breakdown that dropped the jaws of everyone – from hardened headbangers to mainstream pop fans who were discovering extreme metal for the first time. It was wild. 

“When people started doing #LornaShoreChallenge, it was like… how is this trending?” Will says, his eyes bulging. “We’re literally a deathcore band, our style of music will never and has never infiltrated these people… We’re trending with the normies?! OK, this is strange.” 

Strange or not, To The Hellfire currently has more than 45million streams on Spotify. Limp Bizkit ’s big comeback single, Dad Vibes , released the same year, lags 18 million streams behind. It’s one of the biggest metal songs of the decade so far. That online hype translated to the real world. 

The band “suddenly got the offers of the biggest rooms”, and in London alone their March 2022 show was upgraded four times, to Camden’s 1,500-capacity Electric Ballroom. In June, the band went viral again when YouTube channel The Charismatic Voice teamed up with Will for a video in which a camera was pushed through his nose and down his throat, to record the movement of his vocal cords. 

It not only showed how impressive his techniques are, but how good-natured he is, and has been watched 4 million times. All the attention must have been a dream come true and some well-deserved gratification for Adam after years of toil… right? 

“I had a hard time accepting it,” the guitarist sighs. “For a while I refused to believe it was happening. It really fucked with my headspace. I felt like I should have been happier that it happened, like, ‘Why am I not grateful that this attention is all over us?’ But actually I felt like it made it harder for us to justify ourselves.” 

His feelings were understandable. Online trends tend to appear, dominate the discourse and then vanish with alarming regularity. “In the back of my mind, I know bands that just come up and then they disappear,” nods Will. “People move on very quickly. I was wondering if people were still going to be hyped about us. I loved the attention, but are they going to get to next week and be like, ‘OK, what’s happening now? I don’t care about Lorna Shore!’ But… nope.” 

The reason for that is almost certainly Pain Remains . Released a year after To The Hellfire , Lorna Shore’s fourth studio album – and first with Will fronting the band – is comfortably the best thing they’ve put their name to. An hour-long, 10-track masterpiece of modern deathcore, it fuses destructive, bowel-loosening riffs with genuinely stirring melodic, symphonic strings and Will’s masterful, savage vocals. 

In just one year, with all the chaos that had enveloped them for over a decade, Lorna Shore had finally transitioned from well-respected scene band to major players. “One of the things that fuelled Pain Remains is that we were writing the record, and we were all thinking, ‘When is this going to go away?’” says Adam. “‘What if we’re just a flicker in a moment in time?’ So that was the inspiration for writing the album, us thinking, ‘OK, let’s make sure we don’t go away.’” 

And they didn’t. The band played Parkway Drive’s European arena tour, and supported Gojira and Mastodon in US arenas and amphitheatres – a situation that Will is obviously still coming to terms with, as he loudly exclaims, “They keep putting us in these frickin’ rooms!” 

Deathcore, for all its popularity, has never produced an arena band, but Lorna Shore are spending a lot of time in venues of that ilk these days. “I remember saying to our producer [Josh Schroeder (King 810, Tallah)], ‘I want to write arena songs without changing our sound.’ And he told me, ‘No way.’” Adam chuckles to himself. “He looked at me like I was nuts, like, ‘There’s really no way! You’ll have to change."

When Lorna Shore hit the stage tonight, their growth is clear to see. The lights and production are that of a major band, they are inhumanly tight, sound fantastic and, most importantly, the sea of horns and banging heads donot stop throughout. They even inspire mass singalongs. Yes, a deathcore band… and singalongs. Something here feels special, and Lorna Shore look every inch the band who will finally, singlehandedly, raise the ceiling for what deathcore can achieve. 

“We never expected to be looking at these things as a possibility!” Will exclaims later. “We’re just going to think bigger, better. We have done these shows and looked at them, and it makes us go, ‘Could we, can we… do something like this ourselves?’ And we aren’t there yet, but we’re making the steps towards being there. Which for a heavy, technical deathcore band is very eye-opening.” 

“I always say, ‘I want us to be the scariest ride at the amusement park,’” Adam grins. “And I want you to be able to tell your friends, ‘I survived that ride.’” 

Strap yourself in – the ascent has begun.

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Lorna Shore Announce 2021 Tour With Enterprise Earth, Sentinels + Crown Magnetar

Riding high off “To the Hellfire,” Lorna Shore have announced a 2021 U.S. tour. Support acts Enterprise Earth , Sentinels, and Crown Magnetar will join the deathcore giants on the road.

Since its release in June, “To the Hellfire” has racked up 2.4 million views on YouTube and went viral on TikTok. The brutal track even made the Top 10 of Spotify’s Viral Chart , which is made up of all genres. “To the Hellfire” is the first Lorna Shore track with new vocalists Will Ramos, whose performance has already turned him into one of deathcore’s most respected screamers.

Lorna Shore will begin touring with a handful of northeast dates from Aug. 12-15. The tour will pick back up on Sept. 15 in Hamtramck, Mich. and finish up Oct. 3 in Providence, R.I. See the full list of dates below.

Lorna Shore will release their newest album, …And I Return to Nothingness , on Aug. 13. Click here to pre-order the record.

Lorna Shore 2021 Tour Dates with Enterprise Earth, Sentinels, and Crown Magnetar

Aug. 12 - Hartford, Ct. @ Webster Underground Aug. 13 - Asbury Park, N.J. @ House of Independence Aug. 14 - Brooklyn, N.Y. @ Kingsland Aug. 15 - Cambridge, Mass. @ Sonia Sept. 15 – Hamtramck, Mich. @ The Sanctuary Sept. 16 – Chicago, Ill. @ Cobra Lounge Sept. 17 – Indianapolis, Ind. @ Emerson Theater Sept. 18 – Memphis, Tenn. @ Growlers Sept. 20 – Dallas, Texas @ Gilly’s Sept. 21 – Houston, Texas @ The Secret Group Sept. 22 – San Antonio, Texas @ Rock Box Sept. 24 – Orlando, Fla. @ Soundbar Sept. 25 – Jacksonville, Fla. @ Archetype Sept. 26 – Atlanta, Ga. @ Masquerade (Purgatory) Sept. 27 – Nashville, Tenn. @ The End Sept. 28 – Charlotte, N.C. @ Neighborhood Theatre Sept. 30 – Philadelphia, Pa. @ The Foundry (The Fillmore) Oct. 1 – Amityville, N.Y. @ Amityville Music Hall Oct. 2 – Manchester, N.H. @ Jewel Music Venue Oct. 3 – Providence, R.I. @ Alchemy

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• Into the Earth
• To the Hellfire

Lorna Shore at The Paramount, Huntington, NY, USA

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