The Pretty Reckless Announce New Album & Tour
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The Pretty Reckless, one of the leading current rock bands that add grunge to their sound, return with their first new album in five years and a headlining tour that has been built around their existing dates opening for AC/DC. The album title, ‘Dear God’ is depicted in the artwork with Momsen sitting in a chair with her back to the camera as she looks at a cross on the wall. It’s unclear if the confessional theme of the artwork is facetious or legitimate until we hear the lyrics. This will be their first album since ‘Death By Rock N’ Roll’ in 2021.
There’s a hint of what’s to come in the new single just released, “When I Wake Up” that’s available for streaming. The band’s second decade as a unit hasn’t been as productive as the first so this long overdue album due June 26th should quench the thirst of their fans to an extent.
The last time we heard from The Pretty Reckless at all, they were backing Taylor Momsen for a special Christmas E.P. released on Halloween of last year. She was reliving her child-acting days when she was in the movie, ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’ way back in 2000.
Below are the details for both the album and tours.
‘Dear God’ Tracklist
1. "Life Evermore Pt. 2" 2. "For I Am Death" 3. "When I Wake Up" 4. "Love Me" 5. "Dragonfire" 6. "Dear God" 7. "Life Evermore Pt. 3" 8. "About You" 9. "Spell on You"10. "Rollercoaster of Life" 11. "Eye of the Storm" 12. "Devil in Disguise (Michelle's Song)" 13. "Dark Days" 14. "Life Evermore Pt. 1"
North American Tour Dates:
July 10 - Raleigh, N.C. @ The Ritz Raleigh
July 11 - Charlotte, N.C. @ Bank of America Stadium*
July 15 - Columbus, Ohio @ Ohio Stadium*
July 17 - Chicago, Ill. @ Riviera Theatre
July 18 - Cadott, Wis. @ Rock Fest
July 19 - Madison, Wis. @ Camp Randall Stadium*
July 21 - Kansas City, Mo. @ Midland
July 23 - Austin, Texas @ ACL Live at the Moody Theater
July 24 - San Antonio, Texas @ Alamodome*
July 25 - Dallas, Texas @ House of Blues
July 28 - Denver, Colo. @ Empower Field at Mile High Stadium*
July 31 - Los Angeles, Calif. @ Wiltern
Aug. 1 - Las Vegas, Nev. @ Allegiant Stadium*
Aug. 5 - San Francisco, Calif. @ Levi’s Stadium*
Aug. 7 - Portland, Ore. @ Crystal Ballroom
Aug. 9 - Edmonton, Alberta @ Commonwealth Stadium*
Aug. 11 - Calgary, Alberta @ The Palace
Aug. 13 - Vancouver, British Columbia @ BC Place Stadium*
Aug. 15 - Seattle, Wash. @ The Moore
Aug. 27 - Atlanta, Ga. @ Mercedes Benz Stadium*
Aug. 28 - Birmingham, Ala. @ Avondale Brewery
Aug. 29 - New Orleans, La. @ House of Blues
Aug. 31 - Houston, Texas @ NRG Stadium*
Sept. 3 - Nashville, Tenn. @ The Ryman
Sept. 4 - Notre Dame, Ind. @ Notre Dame Stadium*
Sept. 6 - Pryor, Okla. @ Rocklahoma
Sept. 8 - St. Louis, Mo @ The Dome at America’s Center*
Sept. 9 - Indianapolis, Ind. @ Egyptian Room
Sept. 10 - Cleveland, Ohio @ House of Blues
Sept. 12 - Montreal, Quebec @ Parc Jean Drapeau*
Sept. 13 - Ottawa, Ontario @ History
Sept. 16 - Toronto, Ontario @ Rogers Stadium*
Sept. 18 - Louisville, Ky. @ Louder Than Life
Sept. 19 - Detroit, Mich. @ THe Fillmore
Sept. 20 - Toronto, Ontario @ Rogers Stadium*
Sept. 22 - Hampton Beach, N.H. @ Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
Sept. 24 - Boston, Mass. @ House of Blues
Sept. 25 - East Rutherford, N.J. @ MetLife Stadium*
Sept. 26 - Silver Springs, Md. @ The Fillmore
Sept. 29 - Philadelphia, Pa. @ Lincoln Financial Field*
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