Lacuna Coil Announce New Album, ‘Black Anima’
Italian goth metal act will head out on the road on July 19.
Lacuna Coil have announced a new album, Black Anima, due October 11 via Century Media Records. The effort, the band’s ninth studio album overall, is the follow up to 2016’s Delirium.
Said frontwoman Cristina Scabbia about the new record, "Black Anima is all of us. It's you and it's me. It's everything we hide and fiercely expose to a world that's halfway asleep. It is the fogged mirror we are peering into searching for the truth. It's sacrifice and pain, its justice and fear, its fury and revenge, it's past and future. Human beings in the magnificence of a disturbing ambiguity. The black core that balances it all—as without darkness light would never exist. We proudly present to you our new work and can't wait to welcome you in our embrace. We are the Anima.”
You can view all upcoming tour dates below. To purchase tickets, head here.
Lacuna Coil w/Eluveitie and Infected Rain tour dates:
July 19 - Oshkosh, Wisconsin - Rock USA*
July 20 - Cadott, Wisconsin - Rock Fest*
July 22 - New York, NY - Gramercy^
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July 23 - New York, NY - Gramercy^
August 8 - Villena, Spain - Leyendas del Rock Festival*
August 10 - Leeuwarden, Netherlands - Into the Grave Festival*
August 16 - Moravsky Krumlov, Czech Republic - Rock Heart*
August 17 - Lviv, Ukraine - Zaxidfest*
November 2 - Bari, Italy - Demodé Club
November 3 - Rome, Italy - Orion
November 5 - Bologna, Italy - Estragon
November 6 - Milan, Italy - Live Club
November 8 - Stuttgart, Germany - LKA Longhorn
November 9 - Oberhausen, Germany - Turbinenhalle II
November 10 - Antwerp, Belgium - Trix
November 12 - Manchester, United Kingdom - O2 Ritz
November 13 - Glasgow, United Kingdom - Garage
November 14 - Dublin, Ireland - Academy
November 15 - Bristol, United Kingdom - SWX
Novembe 16 - London, United Kingdom - O2 Forum Kentish Town
November 17 - Utrecht, Netherland - Tivoli Ronda
November 19 - Frankfurt, Germany - Batschkapp
November 20 - Hannover, Germany - Capitol
November 21 - Berlin, Germany - Huxleys
November 22 - Leipzig, Germany - Felsenkeller
November 23 - Munich, Germany - Tonhalle
November 24 - Dornbirn, Austria - Conrad Sohm
November 26 - Bordeaux, France - Le Rocher de Palmer
November 27 - Barcelona, Spain - Razzmatazz
November 28 - Madrid, Spain - Mon Live
November 29 - Toulouse, France - Le Bikini
November 20 - Rennes, France - L'Etage
December 1 - Paris, France - Elysée-Montmartre
December 3 - Saarbrucken, Germany - Garage
December 4 - Nurnberg, Germany - Hirsch
December 5 - Ljubljana, Slovenia - Kino Siska
December 8 - Vienna, Austria - Arena
December 10 - Krakow, Poland - Kwadrat Students Club
December 11 - Warsaw, Poland - Progresja
December 12 - Riga, Latvia - Melna Piektdiena
December 13 - Helsinki, Finland - Tavastia
December 14 - Tampere, Finland - Pakkahuone
December 15 - Tallinn, Estonia - Rock Café
December 17 - Stockholm, Sweden - Klubben Fryshuset
December 18 - Oslo, Norway - Vulkan Arena
December 19 - Gothenburg, Sweden - Tradgarn
December 20 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Amager Bio
December 21 - Hamburg, Germany - Docks
*festival dates
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