American metalcore band Woe, Is Me released their new single, “Devil in My Mind.”Available everywhere now via SBG Records.

Produced by Scott Seigel and Corey Bautista, the new track serves as an official glimpse into the band’s upcoming full-length effort.

“This song is about the silent battles that come after sobriety—the moments nobody talks about. It’s not just about getting sober; it’s about staying sober when your mind turns against you. It’s an attempt to capture that internal war, the fear of slipping, and the strength it takes to keep holding the line when everything in you wants to let go," explains Hance.

Woe, Is Me is confirmed to perform at Louder Than Life in Louisville, KY on Saturday, September 20th.

Stay tuned for more announcements surrounding the upcoming album and future tour dates.

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Woe, Is Me is a powerful force in the American metalcore scene, hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. Formed in 2009, the band quickly gained attention for their dynamic sound, blending crushing breakdowns with melodic hooks. Their debut album, Numbers, was unleashed on August 31, 2010, and instantly made an impact, debuting at an impressive #16 on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart.

Known for their high-energy performances and emotionally charged lyrics, Woe, Is Me solidified their place in the metalcore landscape, capturing the hearts of fans across the globe. Their signature mix of raw intensity and refined musicianship has made them a standout force within the genre, with a legacy that continues to resonate.

Woe, Is Me:

Michael Bohn - Vocals

Hance Alligood - Vocals

Kevin Hanson - Guitar

Andrew Paiano - Guitar

Matthew Whyde - Drums

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American metalcore band Woe, Is Me is set to make a powerful return with the release of their new single, “Here’s to Me (A Story to Tell Pt. 2),” available everywhere April 11th via SBG Records.

Produced by Scott Seigel and Corey Bautista, the new track serves as the first official glimpse into the band’s upcoming full-length effort.

The band states, "As far as 'Here’s to me(a story to tell pt.2)' we feel like this is the perfect first single. It pretty much has a little of everything that you can expect from this album and the direction we are going. We’re excited about the future and stoked to finally release new music."

The official music video is set to premiere on Metal Injection and the audio will premiere on Idobi Howl this coming Thursday, April 10th.

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Woe, Is Me has officially addressed lineup change:

"First and foremost, we want to state officially that the band has parted ways with the Ferris brothers. Despite what you may or may not have read before now, decisions like this are never easy. We have no ill-will towards Ben and Cory and wish them the best, but we do want to explain things from our perspective. We have worked extremely hard over the last year on this new album. The amount of dedication and passion for the music has been our driving force, because that’s what brought us here to begin with; the love of music. Without going into detail about their involvement in the creation of this album, we’ll simply say that the album would’ve sounded the same whether they were in the band during the writing process or not. The lack of interest and participation in something the rest of us sacrificed so much for ultimately led to deciding to continue on as just the five of us."

The band also addressed recent rumors regarding canceled shows in Japan:

"In addition to this, we’d like to clear up some things we’ve seen circulating about our canceled dates in Japan. Most importantly, we absolutely hated canceling the shows and apologize emphatically to everyone who was negatively impacted. But to dispel any rumors, from the time these shows were booked up to now, the band has had no direct contact with the promoter of the shows. Furthermore, the narrative that the band stole/kept money from the promoter is 100% false, as we never actually received any money, including any form of a deposit. This lie has unfortunately been perpetuated by individuals who know it isn’t true, and it is extremely disappointing. Again, we apologize for canceling."