Drawing listeners in with a filthy opening riff, The Dirty Nil has unleashed their explosive new track and accompanying music video for “Celebration.” The new release is the second glimpse into the group’s forthcoming fourth studio album Free Rein To Passions, which will arrive on May 26.
Beneath the rip-roaring riffs and steady percussion fills, lyrically, “Celebration” is ultimately a love song expressing your devotion to doing anything for that special someone. Frontman Luke Bentham grasps onto his punk rock-driven vocals while delivering, “Cause the way that you hold me/While the world’s on fire/Is a gift that commands me/And requires a Celebration.”
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Beyond the sweet sentiment, the track also pays tribute to Power Trip‘s late frontman Riley Gale, who passed away in 2020. “Celebration” is the band’s “purest love song, unconditional and without mercy,” according to Bentham, showcasing the trio’s ability to create intricate and explosive music while still conveying heartfelt emotions. Watch the accompanying music video to experience the full impact of The Dirty Nil‘s latest release.
The group will also head out for a co-headlining tour alongside Daniel Romano’s Outfit this June. The North American tour will kick off on June 1 in Ferndale, MI and run through July 14 where the groups will wrap up in Buffalo, NY. Check out their full touring schedule and grab tickets here.
Tour Dates:
- May 19 – 21—Montréal, Canada @ Pouzza Fest 2023
- May 19—Cambridge, Canada @ Farm League Brewing
- May 20—Cambridge, Canada @ Farm League Brewing
- June 1—Ferndale, MI @ The Loving Touch
- June 2—Grand Rapids, MI @ Pyramid Scheme
- June 3—Chicago, IL @ Do Division 2023
- June 4—West Saint Paul, MN @ Tue Turf Club
- June 6—Winnipeg, Canada @ Park Theatre
- June 7—Saskatoon, Canada @ Louis’
- June 8—Red Deer, Canada @ Bo’s Bar & Stage
- June 9—Edmonton, Canada @ The Starlite Room
- June 10—Calgary, Canada @ Commonwealth Bar & Stage
- June 14—Kelowna, Canada @ Runaways Lounge
- June 15—Vancouver, Canada @ Rickshaw Theatre
- June 16—Victoria, Canada @ Capital Ballroom
- June 17—Seattle, WA @ Madam Lou’s
- June 18—Portland, OR @ Polaris Hall
- June 20—San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
- June 21—Fresno, CA @ Strummers
- June 22—West Hollywood, CA @ Troubadour
- June 23—San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar
- June 24—Phoenix, AZ @ Valley Bar
- June 25—El Paso, TX @ Lowbrow Palace
- June 27—Austin, TX @ Parish
- June 28—Dallas, TX @ Three Links Deep Ellum
- June 29—Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall
- June 30—New Orleans, LA @ Santos Automotive Center Inc
- July 1—Atlanta, GA @ The Earl
- July 2—Nashville, TN @ The Basement East
- July 5—Richmond, VA @ Capital Ale House Downtown
- July 6—Baltimore, MD @ Ottobar
- July 7—Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts
- July 8—New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
- July 11—Hamden, CT @ Space Ballroom
- July 12—Boston, MA @ Sonia
- July 13—Syracuse, NY @ The Song & Dance
- July 14—Buffalo, NY @ Rec Room
- July 15—London, Canada @ Harris Park
