RED Releases New Single, 'The Evening Hate'

June 8, 2019

Grammy-nominated, RIAA gold-certified rock band RED has released a digital single, "The Evening Hate", via its newly formed Red Entertainment label with distribution for the first time from The Fuel Music into digital and streaming outlets globally. The song's accompanying music video and short film, written, directed and produced by RED and starring the band, can be seen below.

"'The Evening Hate' dives into the deep-seeded hatred that everyone has felt at some point or another," says RED bassist Randy Armstrong as the band borrows the song's title from the nickname coined by World War I frontline trench soldiers in 1915 regarding the relentless enemy bombing. "While we all experience or witness hate throughout life, whether it be physical, mental or emotional, we all have the ability to crawl out and rise above such a tremendous adversary, hell bent on division and destruction. Without hate, the world would never know what true love really is."

Logging over two million albums sold, two Top 10 Billboard 200 albums, three RIAA gold certifications, 24 No. 1 songs and 2,500 concerts across 25 countries, the band, comprised of Michael Barnes (vocals),identical twin brothers Anthony (guitars) and Randy Armstrong, and longtime live drummer, now official band member, Dan Johnson, is ready to take over the creative reigns going forward with the formation of Red Entertainment and the support of its fans.

"RED's greatest outside strength has always been their loyal legion of fans affectionately known as the Rednation," says Randy. "They are the only ones who've shown as much heart, soul and love for this band and we wouldn't be here without them."

"We want the next chapter of RED to be the most true to who we are as a band, and it's the fans that have always kept us going," adds Anthony. "Now with total control, fans won't have to wait for music to come out every two to three years! We can do what we want, when we want and with whomever we want in order to make the best rock music we know how."

"We are so grateful for your love and support and the best way we know how to say thank you is by bringing you great music for years to come," continues Barnes.

Taking the new single and a bevy of its No. 1 hits and fan favorites on the road, the band will soon announce a major fall tour.

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