Volbeat have released a video for "Cheapside Sloggers - Live In Stuttgart," which comes from their forthcoming live album "Rewind, Replay, Rebound: Live In Deutschland".
The new live record is set to be released digitally on November 27th and was captured during the German leg of the band's Rewind, Replay, Rebound World Tour.
In addition to the live tracks that were captured during the sold out German leg of the tour, the album will also feature two tracks that were recorded earlier on the tour.
Michael Poulsen explained why they selected Germany to record the live album, "the German audience has always had a special place in our hearts, since the very beginning.
"They have always supported us and still do. It's amazing to see the impact the fans have had on Volbeat, we've become fans of theirs, too." See the tracklisting and watch the new video below:
1 Intro/Lola Montez
2 Pelvis On Fire
3 Doc Holliday
4 Sorry Sack Of Bones
5 The Garden's Tale
6 Ring Of Fire
7 Sad Man's Tongue
8 When We Were Kids
9 Slaytan
10 Dead But Rising
11 Fallen
12 Die To Live
13 Seal The Deal
14 For Evigt
15 7:24
16 Cheapside Sloggers
17 Lonesome Rider
18 Parasite
19 The Everlasting
20 Cloud 9
21 Last Day Under The Sun
22 The Devil's Bleeding Crown
23 Leviathan
24 Let It Burn
25 Pool Of Booze, Booze, Booza
26 Boa [JDM]
27 Still Counting
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