Swedish pop metal sensations Amaranthe have checked in with the following update:

"We are super excited to finally reveal our 2015 Massive Addictive dates for Europe, and we also have the pleasure to play a few places we have missed the last few tours! See you all this spring. Support acts and tickets coming soon."

The band's schedule is as follows:

March

10 - Doomroosje - Nijmegen, Netherlands
11 - Rockfabrik - Ludwigsburg, Germany
13 - Grünspan - Hamburg, Germany
14 - Zeche - Bochum, Germany
15 - Biebob - Vosselar, Belgium
17 - O2 Academy Islington -London, England
18 - Warehouse 23 - Wakefield, England
19 - ABC 2 - Glasgow, Scotland
20 - Academy 3 - Manchester, England
21 - Rescue Rooms - Nottingham, England
22 - The Marble Factory - Bristol, England
24 - La Machine - Paris, France
25 - Le Marche Gare - Lyon, France
27 - Rock Star - Bilbao, Spain
28 - Copernico - Madrid, Spain
29 - Razzmatazz 2 - Barcelona, Spain
31 - Z7 - Pratteln, Zurich - Switzerland

April

1 - Backstage Halle - Münich, Germany
2 - Live Club - Milano, Italy
3 - Explosiv - Graz, Austria
4 - Szene - Vienna, Austria
5 - Club 202 - Budapest, Hungary
8 - Fabryka - Krakow, Poland
9 - Proxima - Warsaw, Poland

Amaranthe vocalist Elize Ryd recently spoke with UK-based Kerrang! about the band's new album, Massive Addictive. An excerpt from the interview is available below:

Q: You’re bringing your live show over to our shores in March. How would you describe an Amaranthe gig to someone who’s never seen you?

Elize: “Dancing! Just kidding. There’s lots of action, but we just want to spread love and positive energy. For me personally, since I’m from the musical scene, it’s all about entertaining. I think there are just too many bands that don’t really entertain. They spread some kind of destructive energy – it’s all like, ‘Death, urrrrgh! Depression!’. Sure, we all have that, and we all have our ways to handle those emotions, but I just felt personally that there’s too few bands that focus on positive energy. That’s why I chose to be in Amaranthe and do what I do.”

Go to this location for the complete interview.

In the clips below, Ryd, guitarist Olof Mörck and vocalist Jake E and Elize Ryd guide fans through tracks from Massive Addictive:

“Drop Dead Cynical” description:

"Dynamite" description:

Massive Addictive tracklisting:

"Dynamite"
"Drop Dead Cynical"
"Trinity"
"Massive Addictive"
"Digital World"
"True"
"Unreal"
"Over and Done"
"Danger Zone"
"Skyline"
"An Ordinary Abnormality"
"Exhale"

"Trinity" lyric video:

Check out BraveWords' new Amaranthe feature story here.