Award-Winning Top 20 Billboard Rock Band Black Heart Saints To Unveil New Single/Video Ahead Of Summer Tour

“Reach The End,” Which Is The First In A New Collection Of Songs, Kicks Off A Season Of Shows For The Texas Rockers Including Dates With Saliva & Mainstage At The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

Posted on July 10, 2021 by Denise Kovalevich in Artist News, Featured Artists / Bands, Rock, Videos // 1 Comment

Austin hard rockers Black Heart Saints, who packed a one-two punch with the release of their recent Billboard Mainstream Rock hit singles “Misery” (#19) and “Lines” (#24), have released the video for their new single “Reach The End.”

Austin hard rockers Black Heart Saints, who packed a one-two punch with the release of their recent Billboard Mainstream Rock hit singles“Misery” (#19) and “Lines” (#24), are kicking off their summer tour dates with Saliva, The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and more with the announcement of a brand-new song and video.

Described by the band as a “groove-infested tune with a heavier, modern feel,” “Reach The End” has been released, first, as a video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGNyv_m1Hnsand will then be made available for download on all DSPs Friday, July 16.

“We can’t think of a better way to celebrate going back out on the road and performing live for our fans than by releasing our new single,” said Guitarist Mark Sean. “’Reach The End’ blends the hook-laden, heavy sound that we are known for with an edgy vibe that we think will appeal to a broader audience.”

To capture the song’s more progressive sound, Black Heart Saints turned, once again, to Award-Winning Film Maker Taylor Fredricks from Static Heart Productions to film the video. According to the band, while it is “a commentary on the inner-workings of the music industry, where artists have to ‘sell themselves’ to get to the next level,” it is also filled with the same dark humor that the group has become known for.

“Our last music video series premiered at Alamo Drafthouse theaters, so we knew we had to step up our game with this latest release,” said Sean.“For ‘Reach The End’ we worked with Taylor to put together a website and hotline phone number to promote the single and music video, which can be found here: https://csnetwork.live/.”

The Texas rockers also re-enlisted Producer Omar Vallejo at 512 Studios in Austin, TX, who worked with the band on their last album Misery (2019), for the single. Calling Vallejo the “real deal,” Sean says “he brings out the best of us every single time.”

“Reach The End” is the first new music since Black Heart Saints’ successful EP Miseryin 2019. Not only did it land the band in the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts twice but its commercial success also paved the way for appearances at SXSW, Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and serving as the support act for such national artists as Slash featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators, Sevendust, Steel Panther, Pop Evil, Buckcherry, Dirty Honey, and more.

This year, Black Heart Saints will hit the road performing shows and festivals across the U.S. and have plans to release additional singles and videos as a part of new collection of music.

Official Black Heart Saints tour dates include:

*Schedule subject to change.

July 23 The Haute Spot W/ Saliva Cedar Park, TX

August 6-14 Full Throttle Saloon Sturgis, SD

W/Colt Ford, Saliva, Tesla, Jackyl, Insane Clown Posse

Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

August 11 Main Stage At Full Throttle Saloon W/ Wynonna Judd Sturgis, SD

Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

August 19 Melody Inn Indianapolis, IN

August 20 Illinois State Fair Springfield, IL

August 21 Tater Patch Rolla, MO

September 9 New Mexico State Fair Albuquerque, NM

September 10 Skooterz Amarillo, TX

September 11 The Deadhorse San Angelo, TX

October 3 Come & Take It Live W/ Austin, TX

The Dead Daisies

For more information about Black Heart Saints, visit https://www.blackheartsaintsmusic.com

Follow Black Heart Saints on all platforms @blackheartsaints

About Black Heart Saints

Josh Ross – Vocals
Mark Sean – Guitar
Nathan Flores – Drums
Ian C.G. – Bass

With a distinct groove steeped in classic rock and a modern intensity, Black Heart Saints exploded onto the scene with a bravado that is clearly backed by talent. Their recent studio singles “Lines”and “Misery” from their latest EP Misery (2019) topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Radio Charts in 2019, at #19 and #24, respectively, paving the way for appearances at SXSW, Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and serving as the support act for such national artists as Slash featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators, Sevendust, Steel Panther, Pop Evil, Buckcherry, Dirty Honey, and more.

And although 2020 proved to be a particularly challenging year for the entire entertainment industry due to the global pandemic and subsequent shutdowns, Black Heart Saints quickly adapted to the unprecedented conditions by launching a Netflix-style subscription-based video service for fans called BHS TV. The band also partnered with Harley-Davidsonand Loop.tv for exclusive streaming performances that captured audiences from all around the world.

However, while the band first garnered commercial success in 2019, they were attracting massive attention long before that. Their first full-length release ALIVE (2017), drew acclaim from fans and critics alike and led to the now famous “Road To Sturgis Tour. ”Putting Black Heart Saints’ charismatic live performance to the test, the band took the stage at the world-renowned motorcycle rally, attended by over 500,000 bikers from all around the globe, and the group earned the respect and devotion of a whole new audience base.

This experience catapulted Black Heart Saints to the West Coast where they completed an extensive tour, including a headline performance at the Viper Room in West Hollywood, CA.

On April 12, 2018, Austin City Counciland Mayor Steve Adler officially proclaimed April 12th to be “Black Heart Saints Day.” The following year, the band was awarded #1 Best Rock/Metal Act at the prestigious Austin Music Awards, being recognized alongside other local luminaries such as Willie Nelson and Black Pumas.

After being tapped to open for Steel Panther, Slash, Pop Evil, and Dirty Honey throughout 2018 and 2019, Black Heart Saints have been rocking the stages in their native Texas, with highlight performances at prestigious venues such as the House of Blues in Houston, Texas.

Rapidly ascending to perform some of the biggest stages and festivals in the United States, Black Heart Saints have built an impressive resume, and have been recognized as one of the nation’s top emerging rock acts. Highlights to-date include: