LETLIVE’s New Album “If I’m The Devil…” Gets a June Release Date + New Song

by Ryan Minic | Apr 6, 2016

Nothing is more exciting than the thought of new letlive. material. And finally the long-awaited forthcoming record from the band, titled If I’m the Devil…, has been given a June release date.

The album is a follow-up to their 2013 effort The Blackest Beautiful and will be released on June 10th.

Later this month the band will be heading across the pond for a run of dates in the UK and Europe. We expect more touring plans to be announced shortly.

Here’s their new track “Good Mourning, America.”

Letlive tour dates:

Apr 21 Manchester, UK @ Sound Control
Apr 22 London, UK @ The Dome
Apr 23 London, UK @ The Underworld
Apr 24 Kingston, UK @ Fighting Cocks
Apr 26 Eindhoven, NLD @ Dynamo
Apr 27 Hamburg, GER @ Haffenklang
Apr 28 Cologne, GER @ MTC
Apr 30 Meerhout, BEL @ Groezrock Festival

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