Black Veil Brides Release 'Revenger' Feat Machine Head

Nusa Janssens
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Revenger, featuring Machine Head, is the latest song from the Spinefarm debut out on May 8th. The seventh track builds vengeance as fantasy and delusion, following a self-styled avenger convinced that revenge could deliver justice. Revenger featuring Machine Head further showcases the versatility of the band comprised of vocalist Andy Biersack, guitarists Jake Pitts and Jinxx, bassist Lonny Eagleton, and drummer Christian Coma.

"I have always been interested in the sort of ethical dilemma that we have culturally of cheering for justice. I thought it would be an interesting exercise to write lyrics from the perspective of someone who is trying to seek out the ultimate form of justice. Because I was writing from someone else's voice, this felt like the kind of song that would be best served by having someone else's voice on the song. So, we brought in Robb Flynn of Machine Head. The reason he came to mind first was of course his voice, tonality and style I thought was perfect for this. He is also someone who was one of the first real defenders of Black Veil Brides. In the early days when we were getting absolutely shit on by every other metal band, Robb Flynn and Machine Head stood up for us and said positive things about us and has maintained that for years and years. I think it's one of my favorite songs on the record.”

The band recently made headlines when the track Woe & Pain from VINDICATE was used in the hype package between Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton for WrestleMania 42. The official hype video can be seen here.

With anticipation building at every turn, Black Veil Brides announced their highly anticipated seventh studio album, Vindicate. The record will be released worldwide on May 8 via Spinefarm. From the opening organ introduction and dramatic speech of Invocation To The Muse to the emotive finale of Eschaton, the band delivers one of the most ambitious chapters of their career. Previously released singles, including ‘Bleeders,’ ‘Hallelujah,’ ‘Certainty,’ and 'Vindicate,' have already showcased the band’s continued musical evolution while maintaining the theatrical intensity that has defined their sound.

In support of the new album, Black Veil Brides will embark on their first North American headline tour of 2026. The 24-city run kicks off April 25 in Riverside and concludes May 30 in Worcester. Along the way, the tour will make stops in Seattle (April 28), Houston (May 5), Detroit (May 17), and New York (May 28), among others. Support on the tour will come from From Ashes To New, TX2, and As December Falls.