Static-X Addresses Lead Vocalist Questions + Announces Tour Dates

Today, STATIC-X dropped a special video in which fans can see and hear the band’s mysterious, unnamed vocalist performing the band’s cult classic, “Bled for Days”, along with the original Wisconsin Death Trip band lineup of Tony Campos, Ken Jay and Koichi Fukuda. The clip also showcases the band’s stage production for their highly-anticipated upcoming US tour, and teases a brand new song from their upcoming album, Project Regeneration.

Watch the clip here: https://youtu.be/_340zcRUO5g

“Everyone wants to know who will be singing and how we will be pulling off the material live,” says Tony Campos. “Well, here it is. Watch this video and you will see and hear exactly what we will be doing on the tour.”

Since the announcement of their upcoming Wisconsin Death Trip 20^th Anniversary Tour dates in the US, based on incredible demand, STATIC-X has confirmed shows in 10 more countries as part of their world domination! The tour will celebrate the 20^th anniversary of the band’s platinum selling debut, Wisconsin Death Trip, and serve as a touring memorial for their late lead singer, Wayne Static.

In addition, STATIC-X have announced the beginnings of a second US leg to take place in December.

North American meet & greets are available now via www.Static-X.org (and www.DevilDriver.com for their performance dates). Tickets are available now via individual venues and their websites.

See below for a full list of dates and individual support artists.

STATIC-X is currently in the studio putting the finishing touches on their seventh studio album, entitled Project Regeneration. The album will feature 12 brand new STATIC-X tracks and contains several vocal performances and musical compositions by Wayne Static, along with a handful of high-profile guest vocal contributions.

“We are incredibly excited to announce that we will be taking the Wisconsin Death Trip 20^thAnniversary Tour around the world,” says drummer Ken Jay. “The fans have shown so much love for the band and for Wayne and we couldn’t be more pumped for the rest of 2019. Thank you all for the encouragement and support!”

Ken Jay adds about the addition of the new vocalist, “For us, the goal was 100% about recapturing the vibe and the spirit of STATIC-X. We were never interested in using a hologram or using Wayne’s pre-recorded vocals. It has to be real and it has to have a soul and a pulse. STATIC-X has always been four guys. Two guitars, bass, drums, and vocals. We didn’t want to mess with that formula. This is the most electric version of Wisconsin Death Trip 2.0 that we can imagine, without actually having Wayne here with us.”

“At first, I was actually a little skeptical of how we could do all of this,” says Koichi Fukuda. “But, after I heard him sing, I was sold! I am so impressed with how far it has come in a short amount of time. We are working very hard to bring something very special to you all. I know that Wayne would be very proud of how much heart and effort has been put into this. It is truly an honor.”

“We were very lucky to find somebody who could fill such a unique role,” says Tony Campos. “We’ve all toured together and our bands came up together back in the day. This is just as special for him as it is for us. He was never interested in trying to make this about him and he was actually the one who suggested that the mask be the face of the memorial.”

June 18 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theater

June 19 – Albuquerque, NM @ El Rey Theater

June 21 – Dallas, TX @ Gas Monkey Live

June 22 – Houston, TX @ The Warehouse

June 23 – San Antonio, TX @ The Aztec Theater

June 25 – Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade

June 26 – Greenville, SC @ The Firmament

June 28 – Baltimore, MD @ Soundstage

June 29 – Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom

June 30 – Scranton, PA @ Levels

July 2 – Toronto, ON @ Opera House

July 3 – London, ON @ London Music Hall

July 4 – Ottawa, ON @ Brass Monkey

July 5 – Hampton Beach, NH @ Wally’s

July 6 – Worcester, MA @ The Palladium

July 7 – Reading, PA @ Reverb

July 9 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Jergel’s

July 10 – Cleveland, OH @ Agora Theater

July 11 – Indianapolis, IN @ The Citadel

July 12 – Ft. Wayne, IN @ Clyde Theatre

July 13 – Detroit, MI @ Harpo’s

July 14 – Lexington, KY @ Manchester Music Hall

July 16 – Grand Rapids, MI @ Intersection

July 18 – Cadott, WI @ Cadott Rockfest

July 19 – Sioux City, IA @ Anthem @ Hard Rock Casino

July 20 – Joliet, IL @ The Forge

July 21 – Belvidere, IL @ Apollo Theater

July 23 – Denver, CO @ Oriental Theater

July 25 – Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory

July 26 – Los Angeles, CA @ Catch One

July 27 – Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues

Aug 22 – Brisbane, Australia @ Eaton Hill

Aug 23 – Melbourne, Australia @ Croxton

Aug 24 – Sydney, Australia @ Metro

Aug 26 – Adelaide, Australia @ The Gov

Aug 27 – Perth, Australia @ Rock Rover

Sept 20 – St Petersburg, Russia @ Cosmonavt Club

Sept 21 – Moscow, Russia @ Giavclub

Sept 24 – Bristol, England @ SWX

Sept 25 – Cardiff, Wales @ Tramshed

Sept 26 – London, England @ Electric Ballroom

Sept 27 – Nottingham, England @ Rock City

Sept 28 – Leeds, England @ Stylus

Sept 29 – Southampton, England @ Engine Room

Oct 01 – Newcastle, England @ Northumbria Institute

Oct 02 – Glasgow, Scotland @ The Garage

Oct 03 – Manchester, England @ The Ritz

Oct 04 – Birmingham, England @ 02 Institute

Oct 05 – Paris, France @ File 7

Oct 06 – Antwerp, Belgium @ Trix Club

Oct 07 – Hamburg, Germany @ Markthalle

Oct 09 – Cologne, Germany @ Essigfabrik

Oct 10 – Mannheim, Germany @ MS Connex

Oct 11 – Zurich, Switzerland @ Dynamo

Oct 12 – Pinarella di Cervia, Italy @ Rock Planet

Oct 13 – Munich, Germany @ Backstage

Dec 10 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Royal Bar

Dec 11 – Boise, ID @ Knitting Factory

Dec 12 – Spokane, WA @ Knitting Factory

Dec 13 – Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theater

Dec 14 – Seattle, WA @ El Corazon

Dec 15 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theater

As announced, the original STATIC-X lineup introduced on their 1999 platinum-selling debut full-length album, Wisconsin Death Trip – bassist Tony Campos, guitarist Koichi Fukuda and drummer Ken Jay – have joined forces once again to release a new album, Project Regeneration. The band has cultivated a treasure chest of vocal performances and musical compositions left behind by Wayne. Along with the help of STATIC-X‘s long-time producer Ulrich Wild, the band is in the process of completing the album now.

A new teaser featuring clips from a brand new music video, as well as five new STATIC-X tracks – “Road To Hell”, “Something Of My Own”, “Terminator Oscillator”, “Hollow” and “Disco Otsego” – along with a personal message from bassist Tony Campos about the inspiration behind Project Regeneration, is available to view now at www.static-x.org.

For the unfinished tracks, the band is inviting several of their friends to lend their voices for the completion of this very personal project. The guest vocalist curation process is being led by none other than SiriusXM programming pioneer Jose Mangin, who is working alongside the band as one of the executive producers for Project Regeneration.

STATIC-X has created a pre-order campaign allowing fans who purchase Project Regeneration in advance to have their name appear in the liner notes of the new album. Additional special pre-order package options are also available, including Project Regeneration merch bundles and several old school STATIC-X merch items to commemorate the 20^th anniversary of Wisconsin Death Trip.  Pre-orders are available via www.static-x.org.

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