Multi-platinum, GRAMMY Award-winning artist Everlast has released his new album Whitey Ford’s House of Pain out today (September 7th) on his own label Martyr-Inc Records. His seventh solo studio effort overall and first studio album of all-new material since 2011’s Songs of the Ungrateful Living (2013’s The Life Acoustic was re-recorded solo guitar versions of previously released songs). The 12-song collection offers an eclectic stylistic sampling from throughout Everlast’s nearly-three-decade-long journey and cements his role as a heartland working class hero.
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Everlast recently kicked off a global tour in support of the release of Whitey Ford’s House of Pain – he continues his worldwide run in Canada at the Music Hall in Oshawa, ON on October 9th. Full dates below, make sure to grab your tickets here.
Tour Dates:
Oct 05 – Las Vegas, NV @ Brooklyn Bowl
Oct 09 – Oshawa, ON @ Music Hall
Oct 10 – Waterloo, ON @ Maxwell’s
Oct 11 – Toronto, ON @ The Opera House
Oct 12 – Brantford, ON @ Club NV
Oct 14 – Sacramento, CA @ Aftershock Festival
Oct 16 – Thunder Bay, ON @ Crock’s
Oct 17 – Winnipeg, MB @ Pyramid
Oct 18 – Saskatoon, SK @ O’Brian’s Event Center
Oct 19 – Calgary, AB @ Palace Theatre
Oct 20 – Edmonton, AB @ Starlight Room
Oct 22 – Red Deer, AB @ Bo’s
Oct 24 – Grand Prairie, AB @ Better Than Freds
Oct 25 – Grand Prairie, AB @ Better Than Freds
Oct 27 – Nanaimo, BC @ Queen’s Hotel
Oct 28 – Victoria, BC @ Capital Ballroom
Oct 29 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theatre
About Everlast:
You can call him Everlast, Whitey Ford or even Erik Francis Schrody, but by any name, this singer-songwriter-rap legend’s remarkable music career has seen him reinvent himself several times over. From his first solo album, Forever Everlasting, under the auspices of Ice-T’s Rhyme Syndicate when he was barely out of his teens, to the “Jump Around” success with House of Pain, the multi-platinum Whitey Ford Sings the Blues (and its genre-bending hit single, “What It’s Like”) and his Grammy-winning contribution to Carlos Santana’s Supernatural album (“Put Your Lights On”), EVERLAST has defied the naysayers. Along the way, he has forged a groundbreaking merger of hip-hop, rock, folk, funk and R&B, influencing everyone from Kid Rock and Colt Ford to acolytes like Yelawolf, JellyRoll and Lil Wyte, even if he’s too modest to say it himself.
