Lords of Acid kicks off the New Year with a thrilling announcement: their upcoming Cheeky Freaky Tour. The Belgian EDM group revealed plans for a 29-date North America tour, stopping at major music festivals and cities such as Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and more. In an Instagram post shared by Metal Addicts Official, the band hinted at a new era on the horizon, promising a blend of their unique aesthetic and bold energy with an eye toward the future.
Founded in 1988 by Praga Khan, Oliver Adams, and Jade 4U in Antwerp, Belgium, Lords of Acid gained recognition for their provocative lyrics and fusion of techno and acid house. Their debut album, Lust, garnered underground success in the Belgian EDM scene in 1991. Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, the group released three studio albums, followed by their fifth LP, Deep Chills, in 2012. After a hiatus, Lords of Acid returned in 2018 with Pretty in Kink and released two compilation records in 2021 and 2022.
The highly anticipated new album, titled Acid Reign, is set to feature former Butcher Babies vocalist Carla Harvey as the new “Acid Queen.” While details like the tracklist and release date remain under wraps, fans can expect a fresh chapter for the band. The upcoming Cheeky Freaky Tour will be supported by exciting acts like Dead On A Sunday, Princess Superstar, and Tony and The Kiki. Tickets for the tour can be purchased via Lords of Acid’s official website.
As the electronica pioneers gear up for a new era, the music world is abuzz with anticipation. Stay tuned for more updates on Lords of Acid’s journey as they continue to push boundaries and captivate audiences with their signature style and confrontational energy.
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