NEW YEARS DAY has released a new single called “Vampyre” which you can check out below
A ferocious and haunting track — just in time for the scariest time of the year — “Vampyre” serves as a follow-up to last year’s “Hurts Like Hell”.
NEW YEARS DAY vocalist Ash Costello comments: “‘Vampyre’ is a song for anyone who has battled or is battling a malignant narcissist, which, essentially, is a certain kind of person who tries to suck the life out of you. Since I have personally experienced living with this type of monster, I wanted to write a song specifically for anyone else going through something similar in hopes it may help them discover some strength or help give them power to overcome it. So this is a song for anyone who has dealt with this type of person. It insists, ‘You’re not going to drain the life from me.'”
Fans can anticipate the debut of the new song in a live setting this autumn as NEW YEARS DAY embarks on a U.S. tour. The band will be joining IN THIS MOMENT and ICE NINE KILLS for the “Kiss Of Death” tour, commencing on November 3 in Gary, Indiana. The tour will include additional stops in cities such as Kansas City, Milwaukee, Orlando, Atlanta, New York City, D.C., and more.
Kerrang! magazine has recognized NEW YEARS DAY as one of the select few bands that are inspiring the next generation. Led by the dynamic force of nature that is frontwoman Ash Costello, NEW YEARS DAY delivers anthems of discontent and empowerment with a touch of gothic flair and theatrical grandeur. Their distinctive sound made its mark on the Mainstream Rock Top 40 in 2019 with the Top 15 rock radio hit “Shut Up,” followed by the cathartic “Hurts Like Hell,” which wrapped up 2022 as one of SiriusXM Octane‘s Top 25 songs of the year.
Each successive triumph is a celebration of hard-earned creative freedom, unyielding determination, and a devoted fan base. Whether at festivals, in clubs, or on tour with notable acts like HALESTORM, FALLING IN REVERSE, MOTIONLESS IN WHITE, ICE NINE KILLS and IN THIS MOMENT, NEW YEARS DAY consistently draws enthusiastic crowds, both loyal followers and newcomers alike, who sing and sweat along to their music.