Nevertel, Dark Divine and Hollow Pact to support
Band will donate $1 from every ticket sold to Musicians On Call
Deluxe edition of Reflections set for release November 13
From Ashes to New will hit the road in spring 2027 for their “Reflections” North American headline tour, with Nevertel, Dark Divine and Hollow Pact joining the lineup.
The tour kicks off March 12 in New Haven, Connecticut, and runs through April 18 in Wilmington, Delaware. The Toronto stop is set for March 14 at Danforth Music Hall.
The band will also donate $1 from every ticket sold to Musicians On Call, an organization that brings live and recorded music to patients, families and caregivers in hospitals and healthcare environments.
“The ‘Reflections’ tour lineup is absolutely killer and we couldn’t be more excited to have Nevertel, Dark Divine, and Hollow Pact joining us,” says singer Matt Brandyberry. “We wanted to bring you this headline tour in 2026, but never had the opportunity to put it together the way we hoped. Now we get to start 2027 off right. Reflections has been absolutely crushing and we already know this tour is going to be insane!”
Drummer Maty Madiro added, “We’re excited to be able to take the healing power of music outside of the live environment we co-create with our fans while on the road, into places where it is needed, for people that need it the most. Musicians On Call is a phenomenal organization and it’s an absolute honor to be able to support their work!”
The tour announcement comes as From Ashes to New prepare to release the deluxe edition of their acclaimed album Reflections on November 13.
The band recently released “Love Me,” an emotionally charged new single that takes a much darker turn lyrically. The song deals with loss, grief and the struggle to let go of someone who is no longer there.
Throughout the song, the narrator struggles to hold onto the memory of someone they desperately needed, hearing their voice “through the rain” and imagining them calling from the grave. References to being “six feet deep” and not believing in ghosts until meeting the person give the song an unmistakable sense of death and loss.
At its core, “Love Me” feels like a song about someone trying to keep a connection alive after losing the person they needed most. The repeated feeling of being abandoned when that person disappeared, combined with images of tearing memories from their skin and crawling through glass, gives the song a raw sense of grief that has never fully gone away.
Musically, the track pairs that emotional weight with the band’s familiar combination of heavy instrumentation, punchy rhymes and soaring choruses. “Love Me” is out now through Better Noise Music and sets the stage for the deluxe edition of Reflections.
“Love Me” follows the band’s new version of “Die For You,” featuring alt-pop sister duo Neoni. Earlier this year, From Ashes to New also scored their first No. 1 single with “Drag Me,” taken from Reflections.
The band has remained busy on the road throughout 2026, with upcoming performances in Australia, an appearance at Shinedown’s Lunatic Ball and the group’s annual sold-out hometown holiday shows at Capital City Music Hall in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on December 11 and 12. Zero 9:36 and Sage will support those shows.
Following the North American headline tour in 2027, From Ashes to New will return to Europe for a run of festival appearances, including Slam Dunk Festival in the UK, Rock for People in the Czech Republic, Nova Rock in Austria and Jera on Air in the Netherlands.
From Ashes to New 2027 “Reflections” Tour
With Nevertel, Dark Divine and Hollow Pact
March 12 — New Haven, CT — Toad’s Place*
March 13 — Montreal, QC — Beanfield Theatre
March 14 — Toronto, ON — Danforth Music Hall
March 16 — Cincinnati, OH — Bogart’s
March 17 — Fort Wayne, IN — Clyde Theatre
March 19 — Milwaukee, WI — The Rave/Eagles Club*
March 20 — Bloomington, IL — The Castle Theatre*
March 21 — Davenport, IA — Capitol Theatre*
March 23 — Omaha, NE — The Admiral*
March 25 — Billings, MT — Pub Station Ballroom
March 27 — Calgary, AB — The Palace
March 28 — Edmonton, AB — Midway Music Hall
March 30 — Vancouver, BC — Commodore Ballroom
March 31 — Spokane, WA — Knitting Factory
April 2 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Depot
April 3 — Fort Collins, CO — Washington’s
April 4 — Kansas City, MO — The VooDoo Lounge at Harrah’s Kansas City
April 6 — Columbia, MO — The Blue Note
April 7 — Tulsa, OK — Cain’s Ballroom
April 9 — Little Rock, AR — The Hall
April 10 — Huntsville, AL — VBC Mars Music Hall*
April 11 — Destin, FL — Club L.A.
April 13 — Asheville, NC — The Orange Peel
April 14 — Richmond, VA — The National
April 16 — Raleigh, NC — The Ritz*
April 17 — Silver Spring, MD — The Fillmore*
April 18 — Wilmington, DE — The Queen*
*No Dark Divine
European Festivals
May 29 — Slam Dunk Festival North — UK
May 30 — Slam Dunk Festival South — UK
June 2–5 — Rock for People — Czech Republic
June 12 — Nova Rock — Austria
June 24–26 — Jera on Air — Netherlands
The announcement caps a major year for From Ashes to New. “Die For You” enjoyed a viral moment as the band took a stand against bullying and is currently No. 2 at Active Rock radio, while “Drag Me” reached No. 1 on the Active Rock chart.
Reflections has also surpassed 90 million streams since its April release, while the band has spent much of 2026 on the road alongside Shinedown, Coheed and Cambria, Black Veil Brides, TX2 and As December Falls.
For Toronto fans, the “Reflections” tour will make its stop at Danforth Music Hall on March 14, 2027.
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