Shinedown unveils ‘EI8HT’ album and debuts “Young Again” music video

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Shinedown, the multi-platinum rock band, has recently dropped their eighth studio album titled “EI8HT” under Atlantic Records. The album’s debut was celebrated with a global livestream Q&A from the Hard Rock Cafe in Tampa, Florida, followed by the premiere of the music video for their latest single, “Young Again.”

This release comes after the band’s pre-release tracks gained significant traction, accumulating over 91 million streams globally. Adding to their success, their song “Safe And Sound” became their 23rd number-one single on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart and their 25th number-one on the Mediabase Active Rock chart. Produced by bassist Eric Bass at Big Animal Studio in Charleston, “EI8HT” showcases a diverse collection of energetic arena anthems and emotionally stirring compositions that challenge the band’s established norms.

Our evaluation of “EI8HT” echoes our admiration for Shinedown’s unwavering commitment to artistic growth. The album reveals a band continually striving for innovation, seamlessly blending monumental hooks with authentic, introspective lyrics. Frontman Brent Smith emphasized the record’s inclusive nature, stating, “This album was built for everyone. No matter where you come from, what you believe, what you’re carrying, or what you’re trying to overcome, there’s something in this record for you. We want people to feel seen in it.”

In continuation of their charitable efforts, Shinedown plans to donate $1 from each concert ticket sale during their upcoming Dance, Kid, Dance Act II World Tour to the City of Hope cancer research and treatment organization. The tour will stretch across 11 countries and over 50 dates, including UK arenas in November, featuring Coheed and Cambria and Those Damn Crows as supporting acts.

The band’s music video for “Young Again,” directed by Andrew Donoho, is now available for viewing. As Shinedown’s gears up for their international tour, fans can expect a dynamic showcase of their latest tracks alongside a mix of their classic hits. With their latest album and upcoming tour, Shinedown continues to captivate audiences worldwide, solidifying their status as rock music icons.

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