Skillet Reveals New Single “Scream” and Announces ‘Comatose’ 20th Anniversary Tour

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Renowned music producer and Grammy-winning executive, Clive Davis has passed away at the age of 94. The music industry mourns the loss of a legendary figure who has made an indelible mark on the world of music.

In other news, Skillet is back with an exciting announcement. The band is set to release a new single titled “Scream” on July 10. Additionally, they have confirmed a special headlining tour to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their influential 2006 album, Comatose. Fans can expect more new music from the band later this year.

Skillet has had a remarkable year so far, with their hit song “Monster” reaching a milestone of 4 billion global streams. The band’s success has continued with sold-out tours and massive international audiences. Frontman John Cooper shared his thoughts on the band’s journey back to Memphis to create new music, emphasizing the band’s commitment to sharing their story and evolving their sound.

The new single, “Scream,” showcases Skillet’s signature blend of clean electric guitar and heavy distortion, accompanied by a powerful chorus and introspective lyrics that address the chaos of the modern world. Cooper explains that the song captures the desire for significance in a world filled with noise and uncertainty.

Alongside the release of “Scream,” Skillet has unveiled plans for the “Comatose: 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour.” This tour will celebrate the album that helped define the band’s sound and message, resonating with fans worldwide. Cooper reflects on the impact of the album and the band’s decision to dedicate a significant portion of the tour to performing songs from Comatose, both familiar tracks and ones never before played live.

Fans can look forward to getting tickets for the tour through various presale options. Skillet’s remarkable success over the years has solidified their position as one of the leading hard rock bands of the 21st century. With millions of album sales, a dedicated fan base, and chart-topping hits, Skillet continues to push boundaries and inspire audiences worldwide.

In addition to Skillet’s exciting news, a lineup of rock music announcements has fueled anticipation for new releases and upcoming tours featuring some of the genre’s most iconic bands. From Marilyn Manson to Metallica, fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming months as the rock music scene continues to evolve and captivate audiences around the world.

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