Crobot have announced a run of UK and European tour dates that includes a mix of headline shows and a run supporting the mighty Airbourne and Blues Pills. You can get tickets HERE. To celebrate this the band have revealed the official video for “Golden” which you can watch HERE. The band are currently on tour in the US with GWAR.

Singer Brandon Yeagley shares, “’Golden’ is a soaring homage to a God-gone-too soon. When it came to the lyrics, we collectively wanted it to be a tribute to Chris Cornell.  We are so influenced by everything he and Soundgarden have done. We ran with the song in honor of his legacy.”

Our favourite groove-rockers will be kicking off their tour with a run of five UK headline shows on 21 November in Bristol, then on to Portsmouth, Nottingham, Glasgow and Wolverhampton before getting on the party bus with Airbourne and Blues Pills calling through France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands and finishing in the UK three days before Christmas – with a headline stop off in the Czech Republic along the way.

Talking about the tour Brandon Yeagley says, “It’s been a long time coming but we’re so excited to set fire to foreign stages with the power of the riff. Our pals in Airbourne have put together one ace line-up alongside Blues Pills to ensure we can turn off all of our cares and riff until the sun comes up! Well, at least until the venues kick us out!”

They will be playing songs from their brand-new studio album Feel This which was released in June via Mascot Records / Mascot Label Group. Ge get a little taster check the videos for ‘Set You Free’ and “Better Times”.

With tens of millions of streams, countless shows, and acclaim from the likes of Metal Hammer, Classic Rock, Kerrang, BBC Radio, SiriusXM Octane, Loudwire, Guitar World and many more, Brandon Yeagley [vocals], Chris Bishop [guitar], Tim Peugh [bass], and Dan Ryan [drums] realize their vision like never before on their fifth full-length studio album.

“This is the record we’ve been wanting to do ever since we started,” exclaims Brandon. “We’ve always thought of ourselves as a live act,” he continues. “. It involved performing live as a unit and finishing all instruments on a song before moving on to the next. We recorded 16 songs in 21 days, which is a feat in itself.”