Dellacoma Releases Bold New Video ‘Heroes’ Before Third Album

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Australian rock band Dellacoma has recently released their latest single and music video titled ‘Heroes’, showcasing their signature high-energy rock sound. This release comes just before their highly-anticipated third studio album, ‘Searching For You In The Darkness’, set to drop on November 28 through XMusic.

‘Heroes’ isn’t just another rock anthem – it carries a deeper message about society’s reliance on external figures such as politicians and celebrities, rather than finding strength within ourselves. Frontman Dellacoma Rio’s powerful vocals paired with intense instrumentals drive this message home with force and urgency.

The accompanying music video visually amplifies this theme, combining the band’s raw energy with thought-provoking imagery that challenges the notion of waiting for others to solve the world’s problems. It’s a call to action wrapped in the raw power of distorted guitars and unyielding vocals.

This release comes on the heels of Dellacoma’s previous EP, ‘Leave A Light On’, which featured a mix of emotive ballads and hard-hitting rock tracks, including a cover of Audioslave’s ‘Like A Stone’. Together with ‘Heroes’, these releases set the stage for Dellacoma’s most ambitious album to date.

Founded in 2014, Dellacoma has earned a reputation as a hard-working, road-tested band. With over 500 live shows under their belt across Australia, the US, UK, and Europe, the five-piece group has established themselves as an electrifying live act. They’ve shared stages with iconic bands like Def Leppard, Korn, and Linkin Park, solidifying their place in the rock music scene.

The band’s relentless touring has infused their music with a gritty, authentic quality that fans have come to love. Each riff and chorus carries the weight of countless performances, honed in sweaty venues and festival fields around the world. ‘Heroes’ continues this tradition while hinting at the grandeur of their upcoming album, ‘Searching For You In The Darkness’.

Fans won’t have to wait long to experience Dellacoma’s music live. The band is gearing up for a series of shows in Australia this November and December, starting at Melbourne’s Musicland on November 29 and concluding at Solbar, Maroochydore on December 5. These shows promise to be an electrifying showcase of Dellacoma’s evolving sound and message.

For Dellacoma, ‘Heroes’ isn’t just a song – it’s a statement of their place in the rock music landscape. With ‘Searching For You In The Darkness’ on the horizon, the band is poised to make a significant impact in the world of hard rock. 2025 looks to be the year that Dellacoma steps further into the spotlight, captivating audiences with their unbridled passion and musical prowess.

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