Legendary Norwegian black metal outfit Satyricon have unveiled a long-awaited update on new music. In a social media announcement yesterday (26th), the band confirmed their return to the stage after a five-year hiatus, with a focus on a European festival run in the summer of 2024. Furthermore, Satyricon have revealed they’ve been diligently working on a new studio album currently scheduled to arrive in May 2024. The band’s previous endeavor, the art exhibition and album Satyricon & Munch, marked an intense and unique collaboration with the world-famous Munch Museum in Oslo, Norway. This project, spearheaded by Satyr, resulted in a 56-minute composition that defied genre boundaries and showcased their artistic versatility. Satyricon have expressed their eagerness to perform new and classic tracks for their return to the stage; they will share all tour dates once they are confirmed and approved.
Read their announcement via Instagram below:
“We are pleased to confirm that we will return to the stage for the first time in five years in the summer of 2024. We will be focusing on the European festival run and have no touring plans outside of that currently. At the moment, we are working on a new album scheduled for a May 2024 release. The art exhibition and album “Satyricon & Munch”, was an intense and all-consuming project for the record books, but it is history now and we have been working on all these new things behind closed doors for almost a year. We’re delighted to soon share it, we really look forward to playing both brand new and old songs for you, and once again being able to hear you sing, scream and chant as the army you are. We will publish all dates once they have been confirmed and approved to publish. This will be great!”
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