WHITESNAKE's Forevermore Charts In The US, Canada
April 6, 2011, 13 years ago
WHITESNAKE's new album, Forevermore, sold approximately 12,000 copies in the US in it's first week of release, entering the Billboard 200 chart at #49. The album landed at #61 on the Canadian Album chart.
Forevermore was released via Frontiers Records on March 25th in Europe, and on March 29th in North America in four different configurations.
Forevermore is available as:
- a single CD- a CD+DVD combo: the DVD features the 'Love Will Set You Free' video, the making of 'Love Will Set You Free' video, as well as a behind-the-scenes documentary on the recording of Forevermore; the CD includes three bonus tracks: 'Love Will Set You Free' (alt mix), 'My Evil Ways' (alt mix with drum solo) and 'Forevermore' (acoustic version)
- a 2LP gatefold sleeve
- a special edition box set which includes the CD, DVD, 2LP, as well as a cover litho, a poster and a logo sticker
Forevermore is specially released on a “Snake Pack” edition in the United Kingdom only. This very special release – arranged in conjunction with Future Publishing and Classic Rock magazine - comes with a collectors edition 132 pages deluxe magazine + A1 poster & metal pin badge and features exclusive cover art and 2 bonus live tracks, 'Slide It In' and 'Cheap An’ Nasty', which serve as an appetizer for the forthcoming Live - Donington 1990.
Forevermore tracklisting:
'Steal Your Heart Away'
'All Out Of Luck'
'Love Will Set You Free'
'Easier Said Than Done'
'Tell Me How'
'I Need You (Shine A Light)'
'One Of These Days'
'Love And Treat Me Right'
'Dogs In The Street'
'Fare Thee Well'
'Whipping Boy Blues'
'My Evil Ways'
'Forevermore'
The first single from Forevermore, 'Love Will Set You Free', has been heating up at radio with serious spins at stations such as Planet Rock, Star FM, ARFM and Total Rock in the UK, Rock ‘n Roll Radio (Italy), Radio Die Neue 107,7 (Germany), Radio 88,6 Vienna (Austria), Radio DRS3 (Switzerland), RNE/Radio 3 (Spain) and more.
The corresponding video, which can be seen below, received upwards of 230,000 views in its first two weeks. Directed by Devin DeHaven/Fortress Entertainment, the video was shot in Lake Tahoe, NV.