Rock powerhouse Beartooth has ramped up their momentum as they close out what has been a pivotal 2024. Leading a relentless charge in support of their acclaimed 2023 LP The Surface, the band has maintained a rigorous schedule that has included a heavy slate of live dates both home and aboard. 

Just last week, the band also announced the surprise release of a deluxe, expanded edition of The Surface that also featured a new track from the collective with the anthemic, "ATTN." 

Offering his take on the weight of the new track, band architect Caleb Shomo offered the following assessment. "'ATTN.' is about the ultimate conclusion that I've come to after this whole album cycle and living with these songs for as long as I have now," says Shomo. 

"I think self-love has led to a deeper understanding of my value as a person, to myself and to others. I will always be proud of my art, and I will always be proud of the work that I've put in to say what matters to me. I think that's a great lesson for anybody to take in their own work and their own life."

Forging an infectious sense of PMA, Beartooth continue to tally important milestones as the band surges a year since the release of The Surface. Beartooth has announced plans to take on one of their most important gigs to date, with a special homecoming show set to kick off 2025. 

The band will be headlining The Schottenstein Center of Columbus, Ohio for an arena-sized celebration that is sure to be pure spectacle. Along with the monumental set from Beartooth, the band has confirmed an impressive roster of special guests. Sourced to open the show, Beartooth will be supported by Dayseeker, Sleep Theory and Boundaries for what promises to be an unforgettable evening. 

The Surface (Deluxe Edition) is currently available via Red Bull Records - HERE

Pre-sale tickets for Beartooth's homecoming show January 18th at The Schottenstein Center in Columbus are now available - HERE