From Ashes to New to Make Stops in Buffalo and Albany for New Disease Tour

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Rock band From Ashes to New has just unveiled their lineup for the 2025 New Disease tour, which includes stops in Buffalo on October 31st and Albany on November 4th. Joining them on tour will be Magnolia Park, a pop-punk band; Until I Wake, a hardcore band from Buffalo; and Not Enough Space, a metal band, who will be opening the shows.

The show in Buffalo is set to take place at the Town Ballroom, a beautifully restored 1940s ballroom, while in Albany, the band will be performing at Empire Live, a two-floor standing room only venue. From Ashes to New, founded in 2013 by vocalist and guitarist Matt Brandyberry, is known for blending various genres such as metal, hip-hop, hard rock, and electronicore. Their album “Blackout” featured the hit song “Barely Breaking,” which peaked at number 2 on the charts, garnered over 120 million streams, and earned the band multiple Top 10 rankings. They have previously toured with renowned bands like Shinedown and Set It Off.

Despite the success of “Blackout,” From Ashes to New encountered numerous challenges while working on their new album, from the songwriting process to recording. The band, however, has completed the recording process for the new album, which is expected to mark a new chapter in their musical journey. While the release date and title of the album are yet to be revealed, the band is currently focused on touring and sharing their latest creations with their fans.

Frontman Matt Brandyberry expressed excitement about unveiling a new era for the band, hinting at the possibility of performing new songs and exploring a fresh sound. Fans can look forward to a new single set to be released in the summer of 2025, offering a glimpse into the upcoming album.

Tickets for the 2025 New Disease Tour will be available for purchase starting June 10 at 12 p.m. with artist presales, followed by general sales on Friday, June 13 at 10 a.m. For further details and ticket bookings, interested individuals can visit the band’s official website. The tour is slated to cover various cities, promising an electrifying experience for fans across the country, with the band delivering their signature high-energy performances at each stop.

As music enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the release of From Ashes to New’s upcoming album and the kickoff of their highly-anticipated tour, the band remains dedicated to creating impactful music that resonates with audiences. Embracing a diverse range of influences and genres, From Ashes to New continues to push boundaries and evolve creatively, promising a memorable and exhilarating musical journey for their fans.

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