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Alter Bridge will be returning to Europe next year during a 31-stop tour supporting their eighth full-length, self-titled album, the Alter Bridge, out early next year. Hungarian fans will be among the first to hear the new songs on 28 January at Barba Negra.

    With more than two decades performing together, acclaimed rockers Alter Bridge show no signs of slowing down. Known for their memorable riffs, infectious vocal melodies and dueling guitar attack, the quartet comprised of Myles Kennedy on vocals/guitars, Mark Tremonti on guitars/vocals, Brian Marshall on bass and Scott Phillips on drums have garnered themselves massive critical and fan acclaim around the globe. The band looks to continue that trend when they release their self-titled, eighth studio album next year via Napalm Records. Alter Bridge will be released on January 9, 2026, first physical formats for pre-order are now available.

    Alter Bridge is comprised of 12 all new tracks from the band and features some of their most iconic moments on record. Songs like “Rue The Day,” “Disregarded” and “Scales Are Falling” will fit alongside any of the classic songs from Alter Bridge’s catalog. “Trust In Me” shows Myles and Mark sharing vocal duties., such as in „Tested And Able”.  “Hang By A Thread” is sure to become a show favorite as it hints at some of the most popular songs in the band’s catalog.  The album closer “Slave To Master” is an epic track that Alter Bridge has come to be known for and is the longest song the quartet has recorded to date. The band worked with longtime collaborator and producer Michael “Elvis” Baskette on their eighth album. Alter Bridge was recorded over 2 months this Spring in the legendary 5150 studio in California and Elvis’ recording studio in Florida.

    To coincide with the announcement of the new album, Alter Bridge will be touring in support of the release. The band is heading out on the What Lies Within Tour. The 31-date tour of Europe will kick off on January 15 in Germany before it wraps on March 5 in Nottingham, UK. Joining the band on the tour will be Daughtry and Sevendust.  The tour will also stop in Budapest, so after their 2022 show, we can now listen to their new and classics songs at Barba Negra on 28 January, in the atmosphere of early rock club gigs.

    Tickets for the concert will be first available for registered Live Nation members on 16 July at 11am, while general on sale starts on 18 July at 11am.