The Funeral Portrait release new single “Evergreen” with deluxe edition of “Greetings From Suffocate City” out today

Theatrical, modern emo rockers The Funeral Portrait have released the deluxe edition of their latest album “Greetings From Suffocate City” today, along with a new music video for the single track “Evergreen.” The release of “Evergreen” builds on their recent radio success, hitting #1 on Billboard charts with “Welcome To Suffocate City” featuring Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills last fall, and marking the same milestone again last week with “Holy Water” featuring Ivan Moody of Five Finger Death Punch. “Evergreen” is one of three new songs released on the deluxe album, also featuring demos and various guest accompaniments for the songs from the original album released last year via Better Noise Music. Stream the deluxe edition of the album here.

Speaking on the latest single, vocalist Lee Jennings comments:

“It’s an attempt to put all of our anxious thoughts into one place. The song speaks to universal and painful truths—that love is the source of all suffering, and the bittersweet feelings that coincide with it. The lyrics come from an extremely personal place and are set against a melancholy, stripped-back track that helps accent one of our most emotional hymns to date.”

The accompanying montage music video follows along The Funeral Portrait‘s success story, from playing shows as the opening band for 300-400 person (or smaller) crowds in 2022 to pulling some of the largest gatherings at major festivals this year. The music video is emotionally charged, drawing you into their time as a band and allowing you to see them skyrocket into popularity firsthand. View the video below:

Although they’ve been touring nearly non-stop this year so far, things won’t be slowing down anytime soon for the band. The band plays Download Festival tomorrow as their first trip ever overseas, then after a short break, they kick right back up on tour with Ice Nine Kills again this summer. European fans will also have a chance to catch them live, as they embark on their first European tour with The Rasmus this fall. Having been noted by many as a band you’re missing out on if you don’t catch them live, they’re an act you’ll want to carve out the time in your schedule to go check out when they’re near you.

The Funeral Portrait tour dates:

Festivals:

Thu 7/17         Milwaukee, WI            Fiserv Forum (WHQG Radio Show)

Fri 7/18           Grand Rapids, MI       Upheaval Festival

Sat 7/19          Cadott, WI                  Rock Fest

Sat 7/26          Long Beach, CA         Warped Tour

Sun 7/27         Long Beach, CA         Warped Tour

“ICE NINE KILLS: HELL OF A SUMMER TOUR”:

Sun 8/10         Waukee, IA                 Vibrant Music Hall

Tue 8/12         Oklahoma City, OK   The Criterion

Thu 8/14         Tempe, AZ                  Mullett Arena

Sat 8/16          Reno, NV                    Grand Theatre at The Grand Sierra Resort

Sun 8/17         Garden City, ID           Revolution Concert House and Event Center

Mon 8/18         Seattle, WA                Paramount Theatre

Wed 8/20        Salt Lake City, UT      The Union Event Center

Thu 8/21         Grand Junction, CO Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park

Fri 8/22           Albuquerque, NM       Revel Entertainment Center

Sun 8/24         Irving, TX                    The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory

Wed 8/27        Madison, WI               The Sylvee

Thu 8/28         Youngstown, OH        The Covelli Centre

Fri 8/29           Sterling Heights, MI  Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill

Sun 8/31         Salem, VA                  Salem Civic Center

Tue 9/2           National Harbor, MD The Theater at MGM National Harbor

Wed 9/3          Virginia Beach, VA     The Dome

Fri 9/5             Orlando, FL                Hard Rock Live

Sat 9/6            Fort Lauderdale, FL War Memorial Auditorium

Sat 9/13          Worcester, MA            DCU Center (Silver Scream Con)

Sat 9/20          Louisville, KY Louder Than Life (FESTIVAL)

With The Rasmus:

11/11 Hamburg, Markthalle (DE)

11/12 Berlin, Metropol (DE)

11/13 Warsaw, Stodola (PL)

11/14 Brno, Sono Centrum (CZ)

11/15 Budapest, Barba Negra (HU)

11/16 Vienna, Simm City (AT)

11/17 Munich, Technikum (DE)

11/18 Milan, Alcatraz (IT)

11/20 Zurich, Komplex 457 (CH)

11/21 Karlsruhe, Substage (DE)

11/22 Saarbrucken, Garage (DE)

11/23 Frankfurt, Batschkapp (DE)

11/25 Cologne, Live Music Hall (DE)

11/26 Utrecht, Tivoli (NL)

11/27 Antwerp, Trix (BE)

11/28 Paris, La Cigale (FR)

11/30 Glasgow, SWG3 Galvanizers (GB)

12/1 Manchester, O2 Ritz (GB)

12/2 Cardiff, Great Hall (GB)

12/4 London, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire (GB)

12/5 Southampton, 1865 (GB)

12/6 Nottingham, Rock City (GB)