The Callous Daoboys pay tribute to their passions with new single 'Distracted by the Mona Lisa'
Atlanta metalcore band The Callous Daoboys release new single and video ahead of their upcoming album 'I Don't Want to See You in Heaven'.
The Callous Daoboys have shared their new single 'Distracted by The Mona Lisa', taken from their forthcoming album 'I Don't Want to See You in Heaven'.
The Atlanta sextet's new track arrives alongside a music video that captures their live performance energy. The album, set for release on 16th May via MNRK Heavy, follows previous singles 'Two-Headed Trout/The Demon of Unreality Limping Like A Dog' and 'Lemon'.
Vocalist Carson Pace explains the meaning behind the new track: "There have been countless times in my life where I have felt married to my passion. It's been detrimental, painful, and has forced me to sacrifice a normal life. This song is me committing to being married to that passion, regardless of the consequences. It's less a spit in the face of normality, and more a love letter to my own band."
The Atlanta sextet's new track arrives alongside a music video that captures their live performance energy. The album, set for release on 16th May via MNRK Heavy, follows previous singles 'Two-Headed Trout/The Demon of Unreality Limping Like A Dog' and 'Lemon'.
Vocalist Carson Pace explains the meaning behind the new track: "There have been countless times in my life where I have felt married to my passion. It's been detrimental, painful, and has forced me to sacrifice a normal life. This song is me committing to being married to that passion, regardless of the consequences. It's less a spit in the face of normality, and more a love letter to my own band."
The band are currently on tour supporting Chiodos on their 20 Years of All's Well That Ends Well tour, alongside Hawthorne Heights and Emmure. Following this, they will join Beartooth for select dates and appear at Unhinged Festival, before ending the year on the Coheed and Cambria S.S. Neverender Cruise.
The dates in full read:
APRIL
11 Marathon Music Works, Nashville, US
12 The Masquerade, Atlanta, US
13 The Fillmore, Charlotte, US
15 Jannus Landing, St. Pete, US
16 Charleston Music Hall, Charleston, US
17 Ritz, Raleigh, US
18 The National, Richmond, US
20 The Fillmore, Silver Spring, US
21 Webster Hall, New York, US
22 Palladium, Worcester, US
24 Franklin Music Hall, Philadelphia, US
25 Roxian Theater, Pittsburgh, US
26 The Vogue, Indianapolis, US
30 The Pagent, St. Louis, US
MAY
15 Soul Kitch Music Hall, Mobile, US
16 The Plant, Dothan, US
JULY
26 National Western Stockyards, Denver, US
NOVEMBER
8 Miami to Cozumel Cruise, US to Mexico
The dates in full read:
APRIL
11 Marathon Music Works, Nashville, US
12 The Masquerade, Atlanta, US
13 The Fillmore, Charlotte, US
15 Jannus Landing, St. Pete, US
16 Charleston Music Hall, Charleston, US
17 Ritz, Raleigh, US
18 The National, Richmond, US
20 The Fillmore, Silver Spring, US
21 Webster Hall, New York, US
22 Palladium, Worcester, US
24 Franklin Music Hall, Philadelphia, US
25 Roxian Theater, Pittsburgh, US
26 The Vogue, Indianapolis, US
30 The Pagent, St. Louis, US
MAY
15 Soul Kitch Music Hall, Mobile, US
16 The Plant, Dothan, US
JULY
26 National Western Stockyards, Denver, US
NOVEMBER
8 Miami to Cozumel Cruise, US to Mexico
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