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Lorna Shore is about to drop something – they’ve started giving hints about it

Author Benedetta Baldin - 10.5.2025

It looks like the symphonic deathcore group Lorna Shore is about to release new songs. Recently, a billboard advertising the website ifeeltheeverblackfesteringwithinme.com—which has connections to the group’s highly anticipated upcoming album—was spotted. It appears that a debut single will be released within the next week, as further information about that endeavor has already been leaking online.

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Lorna Shore unveils complete list of summer European headlining shows

This summer, deathcore band Lorna Shore, from New Jersey, will perform at a number of European festivals, including Copenhell, Download Fest, Rock Im Park, and Rock Am Park. The group made the decision to arrange some tour dates around their current festival performances because there were so many festival dates planned so closely together. On...

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Rock For People 2025 announces new wave of bands (and an extra day)

The 2025 edition of Rock For People, which will feature Guns N’ Roses as the main act, has been extended by one day. Additionally, Sex Pistols, featuring Frank Carter and over 40 other artists, has been confirmed as Friday’s headline act at the Czech Republic rock festival, which will be held at Park 360 in...

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Lorna Shore’s Will Ramos teams up with Nik Nocturnal for a cover of Bring Me The Horizon’s “Top 10 staTues tHat CriEd bloOd”

Lorna Shore vocal virtuoso Will Ramos has once again teamed up with metal YouTuber Nik Nocturnal for a new vocal cover. This time the two has made a cover of Bring Me The Horizon‘s “Top 10 staTues tHat CriEd bloOd“, off the band’s latest album “POST HUMAN: NeX GEn”.In the video description of his cover, Ramos...

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Rock am Ring and Rock im Park announce the first bands of the 2025 editions

Slipknot and Bring Me The Horizon share the top spot on the first lineup for the 2025 iterations of the annual Rock am Ring and Rock im Park festivals. These bands will be featured on the same days for both festivals, which share musicians throughout their runtime. June 6–8 at the Zeppelinfeld in Nuremberg, Germany...

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Tuska 2025 – First artists announced: Lorna Shore, Electric Callboy, Powerwolf and many others

Tuska festival, taking place at Suvilahti, Helsinki during 27.-29.6.2025 has announced the first bands of the 2025 line up. The first announced headliner is none other than New Jersey’s Lorna Shore who recently took the metal scene by storm in a manner that is rarely witnessed. The band’s most recent album, “Pain Remains”, was a...

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Nova Rock announces headliner of 2025

The biggest rock/metal festival in Austria, who counted around 200.000 fans this year, announced their first headliner bands for the festival of next year. Between 12th and 14th of June 2025 rock and metal fans will be able to see the legendary band Slipknot, the German metal band Electric Callboy, the American deathcore band Lorna...

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Will Ramos and Nik Nocturnal release a cover of Cannibal Corpse’s “Hammer Smashed Face”

Lorna Shore‘s frontman, Will Ramos, and influencer-musician Nik Nocturnal have teamed up to release a digital cover of Cannibal Corpse’s iconic 1992 death metal track, “Hammer Smashed Face.” This collaboration brings a fresh twist to the classic, blending Ramos’s powerful vocals with Nocturnal’s musical prowess. For fans seeking a different sound, Ramos has also released...

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Lorna Shore announces massive North American tour with Whitechapel, Kublai Khan TX and Sanguisugabogg

American deathcore juggernauts Lorna Shore have announced their upcoming North American tour with Whitechapel, Kublai Khan TX and Sanguisugabogg this September/October. The tour kicks off on September 19 in Montreal, QC and concludes in Wallingford, CT on October 30.  The Live Nation presented tour will see Lorna Shore play their latest album, “Pain Remains”, in its entirety on this...

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