Magnum detail new album Lost On The Road To Eternity

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Magnum will release their 20th studio album Lost On The Road To Eternity in January - reveal UK and European tour dates

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Magnum have revealed details of what will be their 20th studio album.

It’s titled Lost On The Road To Eternity – and it will be released on January 19 via Steamhammer/SPV and is the follow-up to 2016’s Sacred Blood “Divine” Lies.

The record sees vocalist Bob Catley, guitarist Tony Clarkin and bassist Al Barrow joined by new drummer Lee Morris and keyboardist Rick Benton – the latter joining the veteran UK outfit following the departure of Mark Stanway, who quit in December 2016 after 36 years with the band.

A statement on the new album reads: “Lost On The Road To Eternity contains 11 new songs, among them Without Love and a duet by Catley and Tobias Sammet on the title track – a kind of artistic thank you by the Edguy/Avantasia frontman in appreciation of Catley’s guest stint on a number of Sammet’s releases.”

The cover artwork was once again designed by Rodney Matthews and the album will include a bonus disc containing four live tracks.

Magnum have also announced a UK and European tour in support of the new album, which will follow their appearance at Minehead’s Giants Of Rock on January 26.

Find a full list of dates below, along with the Lost On The Road To Eternity cover art and tracklist.

Magnum Lost On The Road To Eternity tracklist

CD1

  1. Peaches And Cream
  2. Show Me Your Hands
  3. Storm baby
  4. Welcome To The Cosmic Cabaret
  5. Lost On The Road To Eternity
  6. Without Love
  7. Tell Me What You’ve Got To Say
  8. Ya Wanna Be Someone
  9. Forbidden Masquerade
  10. Glory To Ashes
  11. King Of The World

CD2

  1. Sacred Blood “Divine” Lies (Live)
  2. Crazy Old Mothers (Live)
  3. Your Dreams Won’t Die (Live)
  4. Twelve Men Wise And Just (Live)

Magnum 2018 European tour dates

Jan 26: Minehead Giants Of Rock, UK
Feb 20: Bristol Trinity, UK
Feb 21: Cardiff Tramshed, UK
Feb 23: Holmfirth Picturedome, UK
Feb 24: Manchester Academy 2, UK
Feb 25: Hull Welly, UK
Feb 26: Aberdeen Garage, UK
Feb 27: Glasgow Garage, UK
Mar 01: Belfast Limelight, UK
Mar 02: Birmingham Town Hall, UK
Mar 04: Preston Guildhall, UK
Mar 05: Nottingham Rock City, UK
Mar 07: Leamington Assembly, UK
Mar 08: Cambridge Junction, UK
Mar 09: London Islington Assembly Hall, UK
Mar 11: Southampton Engine Room, UK
Mar 12: Brighton Old Market, UK
Mar 14: Leiden Gebr De Nobel, Netherlands
Mar 16: Stockholm Fryhuset Klubben, Sweden
Mar 17: Oslo John Dee, Norway
Mar 18: Gothenburg Sticky Fingers, Sweden
Mar 19: Malmo KB, Sweden
Mar 21: Munich Ampere, Germany
Mar 23: Nuremberg Der Hirsch, Germany
Mar 24: Aschaffenburg Colos-Saal, Germany
Mar 25: Berlin Columbia Theater, Germany
Mar 27: Bonn Harmonie, Germany
Mar 28: Stuttgart Im Wizemann, Germany
Mar 29: Freiburg Jazzhaus, Germany
Mar 31: Wuppertal Live Club, Germany
Apr 01: Uden De Pul, Netherlands
Apr 03: Leipzig Werk 2, Germany
Apr 04: Hamburg Fabrik, Germany
Apr 05: Bremen Aladin, Germany
Apr 07: Neuruppin Kulturhaus, Germany
Apr 08: Bydgoszcz Klub Kuzinia, Poland
Apr 10: Praguw Nova Chemelnice, Czech Republic
Apr 11: Memmingen Kaminwerk, Germany
Apr 12: Pratteln Z7, Switzerland
Apr 13: Milan Legend, Italy
Apr 15: Barcelona Bikini, Spain
Apr 16: Madrid But, Spain

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