Royal Thunder New Album and Tour Dates with Royal Bliss
Atlanta-based rockers Royal Thunder are stoked to announce summer tour dates supporting Royal Bliss, with co-openers, New Monarch. The tour starts July 6th in Omaha, NE and ends July 23rd in Nashville, TN and will be supporting their fourth studio album, Rebuilding The Mountain, out June 16th on Spinefarm Records. The upcoming full-length is the trio’s first studio release in six years, dating back to 2017’s Wick LP.
About the tour, guitarist Josh Weaver comments:“We are very excited to get back on the road again in July! It’s been too long. We are thankful to Royal Bliss for taking us out. We look forward to reconnecting with our fans and making new ones! Thanks to all of our family, friends, fans, and team for believing in what we do and making this possible.“
Royal Bliss 25th Anniversary Survival Summer Tour Dates w/ Royal Thunder and New Monarch:
July 6: Omaha, NE – Waiting Room
July 7: Rockford, IL – District Bar & Grill
July 9: Wisconsin Dells, WI – Crystal Grand Music Theatre *
July 11: St. Louis, MO – Blueberry Duck Hall
July 12: Johnson City, TN – Capone’s
July 13: Indianapolis, IN – Hi-Fi
July 15: Akron, OH – Musica
July 16: Pittsburgh, PA – Crafthouse
July 18: Mechanicsburgh, PA – Lovedrafts
July 19: Concord, NH – Bank of NH Stage
July 20: Hampton Beach, NH – Wally’s
July 21: Buffalo, NY – Ironworks
July 22: Columbus, OH – Skully’s
July 23: Nashville, TN – Basement East
* No New Monarch
Rebuilding The Mountain Track List:
1. Drag Me
2. The Knife
3. Now Here No Where
4. Twice
5. Pull
6. Live To Live
7. My Ten
8. Fade
9. The King
10. Dead Star
About Royal Thunder:
Second chances in music – as in life – are rare. In a gated ecosystem that is set up to prevent even first chances, getting a do-over hardly ever happens. Perhaps no one in 2023 appreciates that more than the members of Royal Thunder. After losing a key member and eventually collapsing entirely under the weight of excess, the beloved Georgia trio have reunited and returned with their first album in six years.
For vocalist/bassist Miny Parsonz, guitarist Josh Weaver, and drummer Evan Diprima, the title of their fourth record tells the tale: Rebuilding the Mountain. For Diprima, who left the band in early 2018, it’s a long-awaited homecoming. Weaver and Parsonz reconnected with Diprima long-distance at the height of the pandemic in 2020. They spent about a year exchanging demos and song ideas online before finally getting in the same room together to write this album.
Recorded at West End Sound in Atlanta, Rebuilding the Mountain was engineered by Tom Tapley and Miles Landrum and co-produced by Royal Thunder and Tom Tapley. It marks the first time the band has recorded live in the studio.
Line-up:
Miny Parsonz – vocals, bass
Josh Weaver – guitar
Evan Diprima – drums
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