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Black Veil Brides Premiere New Single, 'Hallelujah'
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Clenching his mic stand, Andy Biersack stands motionless while the final riffs of Knives And Pens cannon around London’s OVO Arena Wembley. For just five seconds, perhaps the Black Veil Brides frontman is merely soaking in the magnitude of what the band have just accomplished. On Devil’s Night, alongside Creeper, arguably the world’s most sacred arena has finally been blessed by BVB. “It was such a humbling experience,” beams Andy, speaking to K…
Black Veil Brides begins a new stage in his career with the premiere of Hallelujah, a ferocious and emotional song that marks the start of a new record production with which the band seeks to recover its crudest, visceral and committed to its darkest roots The band led by Andy Biersack returns after the success of his single Bleeders with a release that surprises with its sound power, introspective lyrics and a production that combines the stren…
BLACK VEIL BRIDES is back with “Hallelujah”, its first release from the successful 2024 single “Bleeders”. The band – made up of Andy Biersack, Jake Pitts, Jinxx, Lonny Eagleton and Christian Coma – returns to its most aggressive roots with this track featuring the participation of the One Voice Ensemble choir from Tampa, Florida. Produced by Biersack along with Pitts, “Hallelujah” comes accompanied by an animated video directed by Marco Pavone …
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Spinefarm Black Veil Brides have premiered a new single called “Hallelujah.” The track features the One Voice Ensemble choir and is the first preview of BVB’s next album, the follow-up to 2021’s The Phantom Tomorrow. “‘Hallelujah’ is an important song for us, not only because it is the first track from the new record, but also as a signifier of what’s to come for the band,” says frontman Andy Biersack. “On a narrative level, it represents the th…
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