Clutch have released the single “The Drifter Returns,” marking the veteran rock band’s first new song in four years. The track finds frontman Neil Fallon and company delivering the powerhouse riff-heavy rock that they’ve been churning out for 35 years. The band performed the song at select shows on their European tour earlier this year.
Background and Upcoming Tour
The band is working with producer Gene “Machine” Freeman on what will be their 14th studio LP, which is the follow-up to their 2022 album, Sunrise on Slaughter Beach. As of now, few details have been revealed regarding the upcoming album.
Clutch will embark on a fall US tour beginning October 16th in Charlotte, North Carolina, and wrapping up November 7th in Norfolk, Virginia. Tickets are available here.
New Music and Tour Schedule
Check out the lyric video for “The Drifter Returns” below. The song is a testament to the band’s ability to deliver high-energy rock music that their fans have come to expect from them.
In the meantime, fans can look forward to the band’s upcoming tour, which promises to be an exciting experience for anyone who attends. With their new single and upcoming album, Clutch is sure to continue their legacy as one of the most respected and beloved rock bands in the industry.
In conclusion, the release of “The Drifter Returns” marks an exciting time for Clutch fans, who have been waiting for new music from the band. With their upcoming tour and new album on the horizon, it’s clear that Clutch is still going strong after 35 years in the music industry.
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