Spread Eagle “Ant Farm” NEW SONG/VIDEO/ALBUM/TOUR DATES/TICKETS 2026

Hard rock veterans Spread Eagle are pleased to share a new single today, “Ant Farm”, along with an official video, taken from their highly anticipated new album “The Brutal Divine”, out on June 12, 2026, via Frontiers Music Srl.

Spread Eagle are currently on the road on “The Brutal Divine Tour 2026”, with dates across the US, and in UK and Europe throughout the summer. A full list of dates can be found below.

The band stated: “Ant Farm” describes the slow, dark decent into isolation. It can be mental or physical, via drugs, depression, pandemics, leaving the grid… Anything that causes us to dig deeper, and away from facing our demon. And nothing screams out louder than blistering guitars!”

Watch the official video for “Ant Farm” above.

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“The Brutal Divine” is Spread Eagle’s long-awaited fourth studio album and a fierce new chapter in the band’s uncompromising legacy. Known for their raw energy, streetwise attitude, and explosive live performances, they once again prove why they remain a vital force in modern hard rock.

The band described the new record as “an emotionally and musically heavy body of songs showcasing a unique command of power, dynamics and melody. We have harnessed the energy of years of non-stop touring and turned it into a metal/punk thrill ride of an album”.

“Lyrically, “The Brutal Divine” challenges us to question our views and ask if we’re truly as free thinking as we may believe. Once that question is posed, the album progresses towards uplifting messages of hope and community”, they continued.

Fronted by the unmistakable voice of Ray West, the band delivers a powerful collection of songs that balance grit and melody, aggression and soul. Guitarist Gianmaria “Jommy” Puledda injects the record with razor-sharp riffs and soaring harmonies, while Rob De Luca (bass, vocals) and Rik De Luca (drums) form a thunderous rhythmic backbone that drives every track with authority and groove.

Produced by Rob De Luca, “The Brutal Divine” captures the band at their most focused and dynamic – blending their classic hard rock roots with a darker, heavier edge. The album channels the intensity and authenticity that first put Spread Eagle on the map, while showcasing a band that continues to evolve without losing its identity.

With a full slate of live dates planned in support of the release, Spread Eagle are ready to bring “The Brutal Divine” to stages around the world – where their music truly comes alive. This is hard rock delivered with conviction, attitude, and fire.

“The Brutal Divine” Tracklisting:

1. Flat Earth Vultures
2. Street Noise
3. Gunflower
4. Jail Rat
5. Forbidden Local Honey
6. Pushed To The Limit
7. Ant Farm
8. Scars In Our Eyes (City Kids)
9. Inside A Shrunken Head
10. Makebeliever
Line Up:
Ray West – Lead Vocals
Gianmaria “Jommy” Puledda – Guitars and Vocals
Rob De Luca – Bass and Vocals
Rik De Luca – Drums

“THE BRUTAL DIVINE TOUR 2026”
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USA Tour Dates
Jun 6 – Charlotte, NC – Amos Southend
Jun 12 – Clifton, NJ – Dingbatz (album release party)
Jun 13 – Newark, DE – Halftime (album release party)
Jun 19 – Norton, WV – RimRocks Fest
Jul 3 – Jacksonville, FL – The Albatross
Jul 4 – Bunnell, FL – 1405 Saloon
Jul 9 – Riverhead, NY – Suffolk Theater
Jul 31 – Brooklyn, NY – TBA
Aug 1 – Fallston, MD – Fallston Barrel House

Europe
Aug 31 – Bratislava, Slovakia – Muzeum obchodu
Sep 2 – Velden am Worthersee, Austria – Bluesiana
Sep 4 – Moncalieri, Italy – McRyan’s
Sep 5 – Issenheim, France – Rockfest
Sep 6 – Basel, Switzerland – Sunbea
Sep 10 – Frankfurt, Germany – Huhnerstall
Sep 11 – Lichtenfels, Germany – Paunchy Cats
Sep 12 – Wroclaw, Poland – Klub Muzyczny Liverpool
Sep 13 – Reichenbach, Germany – Bergkeller

Scandanavia
Sep 15 – Turku, Finland – Fuusio
Sep 16 – Helsinki, Finland – Bar Loose
Sep 18 – Grebbestad, Sweden – Rode Orm
Sep 19 – Gothenburg, Sweden – The Abyss

United Kingdom
Sep 22 – Swindon, England – The Victoria
Sep 23 – Southampton, England – The Brook
Sep 24 – St Albans, England – The Horn
Sep 25 – Isle of Wight, England – Strings
Sep 26 – London, England – New Cross Inn
Sep 27 – Derby, England – The Victoria Inn
Sep 28 – Birmingham, England – Subside
Sep 30 – Newcastle, England – Trillians
Oct 1 – Edinburgh, Scotland – Bannermans
Oct 2 – Buckley, Wales – The Tivoli
Oct 3 – Harrogate, England – The Den
Oct 4 – Stockport, England – Spinning Top