Melbourne’s Void Of Vision have announced a full run of regional tour dates in conjunction with the release of their new single, ‘HELL HELL HELL’.
The new single comes off the back of the band’s Chronicles II: Heaven EP, which came out in the first half of 2022. ‘HELL HELL HELL’ gives listeners a glimpse into where the band’s creative mindset is as they prepare to go on tour throughout November and December.
Void Of Vision – ‘HELL HELL HELL’
The music video matches the energy of the track. Void Of Vision vocalist Jack Bergin said it offers an insight into “a brand new world of Void Of Vision that has definitely been hinted at or given a nod in previous work.”
It’s an exciting time for Void Of Vision and, as Bergin explained, ‘HELL HELL HELL’ is just the beginning of this new chapter. “Feeling as if we’ve been working to bury old material and leave it in the past and adding a whole new style for us into the mix at this stage has been almost therapeutic,” he said.
“Challenging ourselves and pushing each other to new levels is now the norm for Void Of Vision and exactly where you’ll find the best material from Void Of Vision.”
Void Of Vision will be hitting the road in November, supported by The Beautiful Monument and Diamond Construct. Tickets for all these shows are on sale now through Destroy All Lines.
Void Of Vision ‘HELL HELL HELL’ Regional Tour 2022
- Friday 11 November – Altar, Hobart
- Saturday 12 November – Royal Oak Hotel, Launceston
- Wednesday 16 November – Baby, Ringwood
- Thursday 17 November – Barwon Club, Geelong
- Friday 18 November – Pelly Bar, Frankston
- Saturday 19 November – Froth and Fury Festival, Adelaide
- Thursday 24 November – Beer Deluxe, Albury
- Friday 25 November – La La La’s, Wollongong
- Saturday 26 November – Ocean View Beach Club, Central Coast
- Friday 2 December – Mo’s Desert Clubhouse, Burleigh Heads
- Saturday 3 December – Kings Beach Tavern, Caloundra
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