The Home Team has announced their third album, The Crucible Of Life. The LP is set to be released on July 12 via Thriller Records and will feature Broadside and Intervals each on a track. The album will also include the band’s previously released singles: “Brag,” “Loud,” and “Hell.”
Dedicated listeners of the heavy pop act can choose between a black vinyl pressing and an orange “whispy smoke” variant or collect them all, including a special edition white vinyl option, in a bundle. For those who prefer to keep it old school, cassettes and CDs are also available to pre-order. Two different merch bundles are also up for grabs and include the CD version of The Crucible Of Life, a signed poster of the band, plus a shirt.
Fans can pre-order the upcoming release here.
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The Home Team are gearing up for a run overseas next month. They’ll head to Australia to support Caskets before jetting off to their first UK headlining tour. The band will also jump on the idobi Radio Summer School Tour in July. To grab tickets and for more information, visit their site and find out where they’re performing below. Plus, check out the tracklisting for their highly anticipated album.
The Crucible Of Life Tracklisting:
- Turn You Off
- Brag
- Love & Co. (ft. Intervals)
- Roommates
- Overtime
- Honest
- Somebody Else’s Face (ft. Broadside)
- Walk This World With Me
- All Squeezed Out
- Hell
- Love When You’re Used
- Loud
Tour Dates:
- May 10—Perth, Australia @ Amplifier Bar*
- May 11—Adelaide, Australia @ Lion Arts Factory*
- May 12—Melbourne, Australia @ 170 Russell*
- May 15—Wollongong, Australia @ Dicey Rileys*
- May 16—Sydney, Australia @ Crowbar*
- May 17—Newcastle, Australia @ Newcastle Hotel*
- May 18—Brisbane, Australia @ Brightside Outdoors*
- July 10—Cleveland, OH @ Agora Ballroom ^
- July 11—Cincinnati, OH @ Andrew J Brady Theater ^
- July 12—Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works ^
- July 13—Sauget, IL @ (St. Louis) Pop’s Nightclub ^
- July 16—Austin, TX @ The Far Out Lounge ^
- July 17—Dallas, TX @ SouthSide Music Hal ^l
- July 18—Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live ^
- July 20—Orlando, FL @ The Vanguard ^
- July 21—St. Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Live ^
- July 22—Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade Heaven ^
- July 23—Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore ^
- July 25—Philadelphia, PA @ Franklin Music Hall ^
- July 26—Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE ^
- July 27—Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom ^
- July 28—Worcester, MA @ The Palladium ^
- July 30—Chicago, IL @ Concord Music Hall ^
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- July 31—Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre ^
- Aug. 2—Omaha, NE @ The Admiral ^
- Aug. 3—Kansas City, MO @ Uptown Theater ^
- Aug. 4—Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom ^
- Aug. 6—Denver, CO @ The Fillmore Auditorium ^
- Aug. 7—Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex ^
- Aug. 9—Seattle, WA @ The Showbox SoDo ^
- Aug. 10—Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater ^
- Aug. 13—Sacramento, CA @ The Backyard ^
- Aug. 15—Tempe, AZ @ The Marquee ^
- Aug. 16—San Diego, CA @ SOMA ^
- Aug. 17—Anaheim, CA @ City National Grove ^
- Dec. 7—Glasgow, UK @ Cathouse
- Dec. 8—Leeds, UK @ The Key Club
- Dec. 10—Manchester, UK @ Rebellion
- Dec. 11—Birmingham, UK @ O2 Institute 2
- Dec. 12—Bristol, UK @ Thekla
- Dec. 13—London, UK @ The Underworld
*Supporting Caskets.
^Peforming on the idobi Radio Summer School Tour.
