Spiritbox have released a new song titled “Mourning” alongside a music video for the track. The stand-alone single is the band’s first new music since the release of their 2025 album, Tsunami Sea.
New Music and Upcoming Tour
Spiritbox have released a new song titled “Mourning” alongside a music video for the track. The stand-alone single is the band’s first new music since the release of their 2025 album, Tsunami Sea. “Mourning” leans more toward rock than metal, using heft and compressed riffs to create washes of color rather than being driven by the riff. Light progressive flourishes and lingering elements of metalcore in the vein of Killswhitch Engage are present, as vocalist Courtney LaPlante is given a wider floor for expressive clean vocals that fill the space comfortably.
The music video’s shift from black and white to vibrant color alongside the single’s cover art strongly imply a deliberate shift from Tsunami Sea, which prominently featured simplified black and white aesthetics for the album and tour.
Upcoming Shows and Tickets
Spiritbox are currently preparing for a tour of the UK, Europe, and Australia, along with a November 21st show with Metallica and Suicidal Tendencies for the anniversary of the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. Fans can get tickets here.
Watch the music video and see the single cover art for “Mourning” below.
The release of “Mourning” and the upcoming tour are highly anticipated by fans of Spiritbox, and the band is expected to bring their unique sound and energetic live performances to audiences around the world. With their blend of rock and metal elements, Spiritbox is a band to watch in the coming months, and their new music and tour are sure to be a hit with fans of the genre.
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