Swedish vintage style hard rock pioneers, Spiritual Beggars, return with their ninth studio album, Sunrise To Sundown, available today in Europe, and out on March 25th in North America, via InsideOutMusic. A new video for the album track “Dark Light Child” is streaming below.

The album's cover artwork (which can be seen below) has been created by Costin Chioreanu / Twilight13Media (At The Gates, Grave, Arcturus, etc.).

Sunrise To Sundown tracklisting:

“Sunrise To Sundown”
“Diamond Under Pressure”
“What Doesn't Kill You”
“Hard Road”
“Still Hunter”
“No Man's Land”
“I Turn To Stone”
“Dark Light Child”
“Lonely Freedom”
“You've Been Fooled”
“Southern Star”

“Dark Light Child” video:

“Diamond Under Pressure” lyric video:

“Sunrise To Sundown”:

The album's limited edition version is released as 2CD Mediabook with a bonus disc including 7 tracks (2 covers versions and 5 live songs) and an expanded booklet. The LP format is on 180gr. vinyl and comes in gatefold packaging with a double-sided poster as well as the full standard album on CD as bonus.

Just like on their previous two album releases, Return To Zero (2010) and Earth Blues (2013), Spiritual Beggars stellar lineup is consists of bandleader Michael Amott (Arch Enemy, ex-Carcass) on guitars, teaming up with Apollo Papathanasio (ex-Firewind) on vocals, Sharlee D'Angelo (Arch Enemy, Witchery) on bass, Per Wiberg (Candlemass, ex-Opeth) on keyboards as well as Ludwig Witt (Grand Magus, Firebird) on drums.

After a busy couple of last years with Arch Enemy, Michael Amott and his bandmates have once again found the availability and inspiration to lay down 11 dynamic and uplifting new songs, which not only easily demonstrate how much on top of their game Spiritual Beggars still are after over 20 years of activities, but also add a fresh and spontaneous vibe to their impressive catalogue.

Supporting the release of Sunrise To Sundown, Spiritual Beggars will finally also be hitting the road again in order to showcase the new material on the following club dates as well as festivals. New dates have been announced, the updated schedule below.

March
27 - Schijndel, Netherlands - Paaspop
28 - Köln, Germany - Club Bahnhof Ehrenfeld
29 - Aschaffenburg, Germany - Colos-Saal
31 - Leipzig, Germany - Hellraiser

April
1 - Hamburg, Germany - Logo
2 - Essen, Germany - Turock
4 - Pratteln, Switzerland - Z7
6 - Kortrijk, Belgium - De Kreun
7 - Rouen, France - Le 106
8 - Brest, France - Sale Odissey / Plougarock Festival Warm Up
9 - Nantes, France - Le Ferrailleur
10 - Paris, France - Backstage By The Mill
12 - Munich, Germany - Strom
14 - Karlsruhe, Germany - Substage
15 - Malmö, Sweden - KB *
16 - Stockholm, Sweden - Göta Källare
17 - Göteborg, Sweden - Sticky Fingers
28 - Berlin, Germany - Desert Fest

July
7 - Ballenstedt, Germany - Rock Harz Festival
8 - Oulu, Finland - Jalometalli Festival

(Photo - Masa Noda)