• Old GR site
  • About
  • Contact
Thursday, October 15, 2026
Grande Rock webzine
Astral Haven Records
  • Home
  • News
  • Album Reviews
  • Best of Month
  • Gems
  • Interviews
  • Gigs
  • Blog
  • Special
    • HALL OF FAME
    • TRIBUTE
    • BEST OF YEAR
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Album Reviews
  • Best of Month
  • Gems
  • Interviews
  • Gigs
  • Blog
  • Special
    • HALL OF FAME
    • TRIBUTE
    • BEST OF YEAR
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
Grande Rock webzine
No Result
View All Result

Those Damn Crows announce March 2025 UK Tour

by newseditor
December 10, 2024
in News
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Those Damn Crows UK Tour 2025 posterAffable Welsh rock squad Those Damn Crows are levelling up for the festive season by dropping not only a brand new single from their forthcoming new studio album “God Shaped Hole”, but by announcing a very special string of underplay UK tour dates for March 2025.

Available on all DSPs now, fans can unwrap the deeply personal new single “Still”. The track is taken from “God Shaped Hole”, which is set for release on April 11th, 2025, via Earache Records.

The festive season can be a difficult time for many. Often appearing very jocular, frontman Shane Greenhall opens up about one of his lowest moments, when he was at his most vulnerable, in the new track.

Shane shares: “‘Still’ is an exact time and place where in my mind the thought of ‘the end’ was more comforting than actually being here. I don’t reflect with any negativity at all, in fact quite the opposite. Thankfully… through music I’m constantly reminded that all thoughts pass, and all forms are temporary, reinforced when I visit my ‘go to’ place on the coast of Southerndown, where I had those thoughts and wrote this song. I always sense and feel a contradicting force/truth there, validating just how tiny and insignificant we all are yet how incredibly lucky and fortunate we are to be here at the same time. Whether we’re here or not, been and gone, the world will carry on regardless, but we can choose to make it a better place while we’re here”.

Watch the official video for “Still” below.

Those Damn Crows have also announced a dozen, very special underplay headline dates for March 2025 – quite a different affair from their upcoming largest headline show ever at Cardiff’s Utilita Arena on December 14th.

There’s also an exclusive ticket pre-sale for fans pre-ordering the album. Everyone who pre-orders “God Shaped Hole” from the Earache Records webstore, here, before 11.59pm on Tuesday will be sent a pre-sale link via email this Wednesday at 10am. Anyone who has already ordered their copy from the Earache Records webstore will get an email with the link too.

Shane adds: “Feels so good to say us Crows are back with a very unique U.K. tour, just a week or two before the release of our new album ‘God Shaped Hole’. We can’t wait to catch up with you all, performing live and loud in these smaller, unique venues. Crowfamily… it’s gonna be killer! Let’s F***in Crow”!

UK Tour Dates 2025:
Mon 10th Mar – OXFORD O2 Academy Main Room
Tue 11th Mar – FROME Cheese & Grain
Thu 13th Mar – BOURNEMOUTH Tofs
Fri 14th Mar – NORWICH Waterfront
Sun 16th Mar – EXETER Phoenix
Tue 18th Mar – SHEFFIELD Corporation
Wed 19th Mar – LINCOLN The Drill
Fri 21st Mar – MORECAMBE Alahambra
Sat 22nd Mar – EDINBURGH La Belle
Mon 24th Mar – ABERDEEN Lemon Tree
Tue 25th Mar – LIVERPOOL O2 Academy 2
Thu 27th Mar – LONDON 100 Club

Special guests will be announced in due course.

Tickets go on general sale from 10am GMT on Friday, 13th December and are expected to go very quickly!

What separates Those Damn Crows from so many other bands is the beating emotional heart at the centre of their music. “God Shaped Hole” reaffirms the band’s place at rock’s top table. It marries music fueled by power, passion, and melody to an intelligence and emotional honesty that’s increasingly rare these days. Like all the best music, “God Shaped Hole” comes from the heart and the head.

Even by their standards, “God Shaped Hole” – recorded with longtime producer Dan Weller – covers a lot of musical bases while still retaining Those Damn Crows’ unique identity.

Anthemic opening track “Dancing with the Enemy” and the electrifying “Let’s Go Psycho!” (released as a single before their triumphant main stage performance at 2024’s Download Festival) are guaranteed crowd-starters, while the supremely melodic “Dreaming” would sound perfect spilling from an open-top convertible as it powers down the Pacific Coast Highway and the pummeling “Spit and Choke” crackles with punky energy. Elsewhere, “Fake” possesses an unexpected yet muscular waltz-like groove as it turns an eye on those who use social media to sell a distorted perception of their own lives, “No Surrender” is as defiant as its title suggests, “Glass Heart” is gleaming pop rock gem, and the soaring “The Night Train” possesses a beautifully restrained, folky edge.

“I almost feel like this is an album of singles”, describes Shane. “It’s like a playlist, it shows off the range of music we love more than any album we’ve done. There’s so many different flavours, but it’s all still recognisable as us”.

Pre-order “God Shaped Hole” here.

Tracklist:
1. Dancing with the Enemy
2. Glass Heart
3. Fake
4. Dreaming
5. Let’s Go Psycho
6. No Surrender
7. The Night Train
8. Turn It Around
9. Spit & Choke
10. Still

The album’s detailed artwork, by Alex Tillbrook, has a lot of thought behind it. Shane comments: “It’s a collection of what’s happened in the timeline of (my) life. It’s a combination of realities and dimensions. Each item on the album cover visually represents a song on the album and the emotion tied to it. The album landscape is another dimension where the dream world exists, images/songs/emotions are scattered around the vast desert in disarray. Is the sink hole there to destroy, to take away, or is it the path to a new dimension, new reality, new life? I feel that life, the dream state, psychedelics, technology are all co-existing and blurring the lines while asking the question ‘what is real?’”…

At a time when rock music is constantly (and incorrectly) written off, Those Damn Crows prove it’s more alive than it has ever been. “God Shaped Hole” is the sound of a band at the very peak of their powers – but one who are determined to keep building on their achievements.

“We’ve never been the sort of band who sit back and think at what we’ve done”, concludes Shane. “It’s always about what’s the next goal, the next tour. We can’t rest, we need to keep moving forwards. That’s what keeps us alive”.

Those Damn Crows are currently gearing up for their biggest ever headline show to date, taking place at Cardiff’s Utilita Arena on Saturday 14th December. Special guests are Sophie Lloyd and Himalayas. Tickets are on sale now.

Weblinks:
thosedamncrows.com
www.facebook.com/thosedamncrows

ShareTweetPinShareShareSend
Previous Post

The OddEven to release new studio album “Outer Space Outtakes” on March 14th 2025

Next Post

Robin McAuley to release new solo album “Soulbound” on February 28th 2025

Related Posts

Charlotte Wessels Mute Swan Empire cover

Charlotte Wessels to release new studio album “Mute Swan Empire” on February 5th 2027

October 14, 2026
Seventh Wonder VII cover

Seventh Wonder to release new studio album “VII” January 29th 2027

October 14, 2026
Heathen Lifetime in Hell cover

Heathen to release new studio album “Lifetime in Hell” on February 19th 2027

October 13, 2026
Graham Bonnet Band Circuit Breaker cover

Graham Bonnet Band to release new studio album “Circuit Breaker” on March 26th 2027

October 12, 2026
Celestial Sanctuary Cradle of the Rotten, Shrine to Those Most Foul cover

Celestial Sanctuary to release new studio album “Cradle of the Rotten, Shrine to Those Most Foul” on January 22nd 2027

October 8, 2026
Trivium Crown in the Grave cover

Trivium to release new studio album “Crown in the Grave” on November 20th 2026

October 8, 2026
Load More
Next Post
Robin McAuley Soulbound cover

Robin McAuley to release new solo album “Soulbound” on February 28th 2025

Sacrosanct Kidron cover

Sacrosanct to release new studio album “Kidron” on March 7th 2025

Overdrivers Glory or Nothing cover

Overdrivers to release new studio album “Glory or Nothing” on March 7th 2025

Grande Rock Webradio

Astral Haven banner
Acid Death Live Show Athens 2027 poster

Best of 2023

Grande Rock webzine - Best of 20203

Best Albums of 2023

Best of Month

Deep Purple Splat! cover

Deep Purple – Splat!

Gems

Myrath Wilderness of Mirrors cover

Myrath – Wilderness of Mirrors

Latest Interview

Yoth Iria Band photo

Yoth Iria

Latest Gig Review

Hellfest 2026 Poster

Hellfest 2026: Full 4-Day Review

Tribute

Steve Harris photo

Steve Harris

Grande Rock Spotify

Spares Earplugs

Facebook

X

Grande Rock Webzine

Follow @granderockcom on X for daily rock & metal album reviews, interviews, and news updates.

Follow @granderockcom

News

Charlotte Wessels Mute Swan Empire cover

Charlotte Wessels to release new studio album “Mute Swan Empire” on February 5th 2027

October 14, 2026
Seventh Wonder VII cover

Seventh Wonder to release new studio album “VII” January 29th 2027

October 14, 2026
Heathen Lifetime in Hell cover

Heathen to release new studio album “Lifetime in Hell” on February 19th 2027

October 13, 2026
Graham Bonnet Band Circuit Breaker cover

Graham Bonnet Band to release new studio album “Circuit Breaker” on March 26th 2027

October 12, 2026
Celestial Sanctuary Cradle of the Rotten, Shrine to Those Most Foul cover

Celestial Sanctuary to release new studio album “Cradle of the Rotten, Shrine to Those Most Foul” on January 22nd 2027

October 8, 2026

© 2026 Grande Rock webzine - Rock & Metal online magazine.

  • About
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Contact
  • Old GR site
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Album Reviews
  • Interviews
  • Gigs
  • Blog
  • About
  • Contact

© 2026 Grande Rock webzine - Rock & Metal online magazine.

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.