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THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA
announce new album
‘FLOWERS’
due out November 14

Band shares Two songs: 
WHERE THE FLOWERS NEVER GROW + WAVE

And debuts short film THAT SAME PLACE WHERE THE FLOWERS NEVER GROW

Touring Australia this October supporting BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE

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Photo by Wyatt Clough

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THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA — Mike Hranica (vocals), Jeremy DePoyster (guitar, clean vocals), Kyle Sipress (guitar), Jonathan Gering (keys, synths, programming, percussion), and Giuseppe Capolupo (drums) — have been tipped by Revolver for their ability to keep fans guessing two decades deep into their career and for their willingness to experiment with their sound. It’s this fearlessness that has allowed the band to remain as vital as ever.

Now, the band is excited to announce the upcoming release of the ninth album Flowers. It arrives November 14 via Solid State Records. Pre-order it here.

The band has also shared a double single: Where the Flowers Never Grow and Wave.

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Photo by Wyatt Clough

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“Where The Flowers Never Grow is a song about the realization that no matter how good things get from the outside, there is a still a place of darkness in our minds… the place where flowers never grow,” says DePoyster. “The hours spent away from the stage and the bright lights can be a lonely place. The lyrics are a reckoning with how you can receive everything you thought you wanted, but you still have to reckon with the intrusive thoughts of emptiness and old wounds that you’re trying to find a way to heal. My hope is that anyone who hears the song feels seen, that they’re not alone in the darkest corners of their mind, and that we’re all trying to find a way forward.”

The Devil Wears Prada have also shared a short film That Same Place Where The Flowers Never Grow.

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‘FLOWERS’
Track Listing:

01. That Same Place
02. Where The Flowers Never Grow
03. Everybody Knows
04. So Low
05. For You
06. All Out
07. Ritual
08. When You’re Gone
09. The Sky Behind The Rain
10. The Silence
11. Eyes
12. Cure Me
13. Wave
14. My Paradise

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“Flowers is 20 years into a journey,” DePoyster explains. “The highs, the lows, a reckoning with what it means be a human catapulting through the chaos that life throws at us continually. This is us at our peak, in songwriting, in raw and authentic lyricism and introspection, and a desperate attempt to connect with anyone else who feels the same way that we do.”

The new album marks the start of an incredibly epic cycle and phase for the band. The global touring scheduling finds The Devil Wears Prada playing some of the biggest shows of their career. They just wrapped the Summer of Loud tour, which packed amphitheaters through the summer. Additionally, the single For You is the band’s first-ever track to chart on both the Mediabase and Billboard Active Rock charts. TDWP are continuing to hit new milestones two decades into their career, proving their vitality as a career band.

TDWP have a slew of upcoming tour dates on deck, including dates in Australia with Bullet For My Valentine this October; headline shows in South Africa; and a trek across Europe with Ice Nine Kills and Creeper. The band will also appear at Warped Tour in Orlando on November 15-16, and will also embark on the Emo’s Not Dead Cruise in January, as well.

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THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA
Upcoming 2025 Live shows

SUPPORTING BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE

WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER – JOHN CAIN ARENA, MELBOURNE
THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER – HORDERN PAVILION, SYDNEY
SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER – RIVERSTAGE, BRISBANE

Tickets from HERE

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Photo by Wyatt Clough

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Photo by Wyatt Clough

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About THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA

The Devil Wears Prada have always explored life’s extremes in their music. They’ve never shied away from staring down darkness, dealing with depression, making sense of confusion, soothing anxiety, or grappling with faith, existence, and death. At the same time, they’ve mirrored life’s ups and downs by alternating between crushing heaviness and heart-wrenching melodies. After over two decades of making music, their union as bandmates—but more importantly as friends—is stronger than ever. All of this time and experience ultimately empowered the group to make a statement on their ninth full-length offering, Flowers (Solid State). Matching bold themes with equally bold songs, they process grief, weather struggle, and not only heal together, but creatively blossom like never before.

The Devil Wears Prada have always been there for audiences. Among a string of seminal releases, Revolver readers named With Roots Above and Branches Below (2009) one of the “5 Greatest Metalcore Albums,” the Zombie EP (2010) and Dead Throne (2011) each debuted in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200, and 2021’s ZII marked their sixth straight Top 5 entry on the Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums Chart.  They have also tallied nearly a half-a-billion streams —unprecedented for most acts this heavy. The group elevated to another stratosphere with Color Decay (2022), selling out their biggest shows worldwide and receiving some of the highest praise of its career.

During 2024, the musicians decamped to a VRBO in Rodgers, Arkansas for three weeks where they constructed the foundation for the LP, with Jon again at the helm as producer. Following their time “in this heavenly corner of Arkansas,” Jon, Jeremy, and Mike took a handful of trips to Los Angeles. Putting the finishing touches on recording, the guys collaborated with Tyler Smyth (I Prevail, Falling In Reverse), Austin Coupe (Lø Spirit, Moodring), Colin Brittain (Linkin Park, Papa Roach), Fit For A King’s Bobby Lynge, and Marshall Gallagher of Teenage Wrist. They also enlisted Color Decay collaborator Sam Guaiana as an engineer and tapped Zakk Cervini [Bring Me The Horizon, Spiritbox] for mixing and mastering.  

20 years deep into their career together, their creativity has surged to life on Flowers, representing perhaps their most significant creative leap forward yet.

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AMNPLIFY – DB