FEVER 333 // Drop New Song And Album Details

FEVER 333 has announced their anticipated Roadrunner/333 Wreckords Crew debut LP, STRENGTH IN NUMB333RS which will be released on January 18^th and is available now for pre-order here. 

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The album is led by the incendiary new single BURN IT, which is streaming today at all DSPs and is joined by an official music video–directed by FEVER 333 vocalist Jason Aalon Butler and Djay Brauner – available at FEVER 333’s YouTube channel.

FEVER 333 are currently on the road in Europe supporting Bring Me The Horizon on their global First Love Tour, and are set to return to the states this January for the tour’s North American leg. After which the band will arrive for their first ever shows in Australia as part of the download festival in March 2019. The group’s sound instantly exploded to fans around the world with their live performances at all of the top festivals this year packing stages and tents everywhere including: Download and Reading in the U.K., Fuji Rock in Tokyo, Afro-Punk in Brooklyn, Lowlands in Holland, and Riot Fest in Chicago.

Comprised of vocalist Jason Aalon Butler [ex-letlive.], drummer Aric Improta [Night Verses], and guitarist Stephen Harrison [ex-The Chariot], FEVER 333 released their politically charged, breakthrough EP, MADE AN AMERICA earlier this year. The collection was highlighted by the EP’s title track and WALKING IN MY SHOES. This September FEVER 333 offered an official remix for MADE AN AMERICA featuring Vic Mensa and Travis Barker, which was joined by an official music video. The black and white clip for the remix, directed by Brandon Dermer, sees Butler and Mensa backed by Barker on drums as they spit vitriol aimed at the injustices committed against underrepresented communities.

Explicitly devoted to a revolutionary cause and delivering aggressive advocacy through a molotov cocktail of punk, hip-hop, and thrash, FEVER 333’s activism serves as the banner for the band’s focus on community, charity, and change.