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Attila reveal details of their upcoming album – first single now available
Attila has announced that “CONCRETE THRONE”, their tenth studio album, would be published on their own on April 8th, 2026, as lambgoat reports. Smoke Chapo on “DOG PACK,” Don Louis on “BIG DAWGS,” Shi Eubank on “I DON’T DRINK, I GET DRUNK,” and Will Ramos (Lorna Shore) on “PRESSURE” are among the guests on the 12-track album. The title track from the album, which serves as the first sneak peek at their upcoming chapter, was also released by the metalcore group from Atlanta, Georgia.
Tracklist:
- CONCRETE THRONE
- BIG DAWGS (feat. Don Louis)
- HANDSHAKES WITH SNAKES
- GRIFTER
- BITE YOUR TONGUE
- KILLDOZER
- ROCKSTAR
- I DON’T DRINK, I GET DRUNK (feat. Shi Eubank)
- AMERICA’S REJECTS
- ATL
- PRESSURE (feat. Will Ramos)
- DOG PACK (feat. Smoke Chapo)
In more recent news, in reaction to MrBeast’s new “TeamWater” campaign, Attila frontman Chris Fronzak recently criticized the effectiveness of well-known YouTuber, philanthropist, entrepreneur, etc. MrBeast’s 2023 altruistic efforts for clean water in Africa. By bringing together different content creators, the latter initiative is aiming to raise $40 million USD through teamwater.org in an effort to spread the word. Fronzak entered the debate on August 4, by leaving the comment below on MrBeast’s article announcing the start of the “TeamWater” campaign. Fronzak questioned whether Mr. Beast’s previous efforts were still effective in light of reports that the wells were in poor condition due to improper maintenance.
This year, Attila cancelled the whole European run they had scheduled for the summer.
We’d like to sincerely apologize to our fans first and foremost, we never intended on cancelling our 2025 European run but over the past couple years Attila and its crew have been put in situations that are volatile to not only our mental but individual health. In return these scenarios have led us to set boundaries as human beings as well as a functioning business. We flew the entire band and crew all the way to Europe only to find out less than twenty four hours before our first show these boundaries were crossed once again. We are not here to speak negatively about any individual or company, however, we have to stand up for ourselves and, more importantnly, for the people who work hard to make Attila run smoothly. Moving forward we are going to take the necessary measures to make sure nothing like this ever happens again. We can only hope you understand and respect our decision.