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DIGITAL DELUXE CONTAINS SIX NEW TRACKS
INCLUDING “EVIL,” “SALVATION,”
AND “HOUSE OF MIRRORS” FT. JELLY ROLL
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[Hotel Kalifornia Deluxe Artwork.]
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Platinum-certified Los Angeles quintet, Hollywood Undead will release the deluxe version of their eighth studio album Hotel Kalifornia on April 28 in both digital and vinyl formats.
The vinyl deluxe will feature five new tracks including “Evil,” which the band is excited to share today – check it out here. The digital deluxe version will also feature an exclusive bonus track “House of Mirrors” featuring multi-genre sensation Jelly Roll.
Hotel Kalifornia, originally released in 2022, represents “a juxtaposition between the ‘haves’ and the ’have-nots,’ highlighting the ongoing homelessness and cost of living crisis that is affecting the band’s home state of California.” The 14-track album highlights the best aspects of what Hollywood Undead has become known for, garnering support from Revolver, SPIN, New Noise Magazine. Hotel Kalifornia also saw placements on genre playlists such as Spotify’s Rock Hard, Hard Rock & Rock Rotation, Apple Music’s Breaking Hard Rock & New in Rock, and Top 40 placement at US Rock & Active Rock Radio with the standout single “City Of The Dead.”
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HOTEL KALIFORNIA DELUXE TRACKLIST
*Digital Deluxe ONLY
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Hollywood Undead is currently wrapping up the Rockzilla Part 2 Tour with Papa Roach and Falling In Reverse. The band will make several festival appearances throughout the spring and summer worldwide with Bamboozle Festival, and international festivals including Rock Im Park, Rock Am Ring, Nova Rock, Hellfest, and more. For tickets and more information, visit www.hollywoodundead.com.
ROCKZILLA: PART 2 TOUR
Supporting Papa Roch & Falling In Reverse
Mar. 02 – Abbotsford, BC @ Abbotsford Centre
Mar. 03 – Portland, OR @ Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Mar. 05 – Seattle, WA @ Angel of the Winds Arena
Mar. 06 – Missoula, MT @ Adams Center – RESCHEDULED FROM FEB. 24
SPRING/SUMMER FESTIVALS
May 05-07 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Bamboozle Festival
Jun. 02 – Nürnberg, Germany @ Rock Im Park
Jun. 03 – Nürburg, Germany @ Rock Am Ring
Jun. 08 – Interlaken, Switzerland @ Greenfield Festival
Jun. 09 – Hradec, Czech Republic @ Rock For People
Jun. 10 – Nickelsdorf, Austria @ Nova Rock
Jun. 16 – Dessel, Belgium @ Graspop Metal Meeting
Jun. 18 – Clisson, France @ Hellfest
Jun. 23 – Ysselsteyn, Netherlands @ Jera On Air Festival
Jun. 24 – Münster, Germany @ Vainstream Rockfest
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[Press photo by Paige Margulies. Download HERE]
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ABOUT HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD
Not long after the turn of the century, a collective of friends congregated around a common vision bred in the gutters and back alleys of Hollywood, CA. Under the influence of everything from gritty nineties hip-hop to industrial metal (not to mention cheap booze), they climbed out of similar experiences in poverty and hardship and vaulted to the forefront of 21st century rock music on their own terms.
To this day, Hollywood Undead hinges on the bond of five individuals who relay such raw experiences into relatable anthems. However, the platinum-certified quintet—Johnny 3 Tears, J-Dog, Funny Man, Charlie Scene, and Danny—tell their story like never before on their recently released eighth full-length album, Hotel Kalifornia [Dove & Grenade Media/BMG].
“Hotel Kalifornia brings me back to a time when all that mattered was music,” adds J-Dog. “The only thing I gave a shit about was going to shows. That was it.”
Throughout 2021, the boys recorded in Nashville and Los Angeles with producers Erik Ron (I Prevail, Godsmack), Andrew Migliore (Sueco, Zero 9:36 Papa Roach), and Drew Fulk (Ice Nine Kills, Lil Wayne, Lil Peep). Working face-to-face, Hollywood Undead rekindled the unbridled intensity of their formative material, yet with refinement only possible through years of grinding on the road.
“When you listen to Hotel Kalifornia, I hope you see how far we’ve come,” Johnny 3 Tears leaves off. “J-Dog and Charlie Scene are completely different songwriters than they were 15 years ago. I’m so impressed by everyone in the band. The only thing we give a fuck about is the audience and trying to get better on each record.”
“After all of these years, people on the outside really have a hard time believing we’re still best friends,” J-Dog adds. “We’ve stayed this close even with all of the shit we’ve been through. Usually, bands break up friendships, but we’re best friends—and we always will be.”
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