BABYMETAL has unveiled their latest single ‘Kon! Kon!’ in collaboration with Indian metal band Bloodywood. This track is part of their upcoming album METAL FORTH set to release on August 8 via Capitol Records. The live video accompanying the song was recorded during their recent show at The Theater at Madison Square Garden, showcasing the dynamic on-stage chemistry between the two groups. Currently, they are co-headlining a major North American metal tour.
Since their formation in 2010, BABYMETAL has carved a unique niche in the heavy metal scene with a fusion of heavy riffs, pop vocals, and intricate choreography. Starting from opening for renowned acts like Korn and Lady Gaga to headlining international concerts, the trio led by SU-METAL, MOAMETAL, and MOMOMETAL continuously pushes the boundaries of metal music.
The upcoming album, METAL FORTH, promises a blend of genres through collaborations with artists such as Poppy, Spiritbox, Tom Morello, Electric Callboy, Polyphia, and Slaughter to Prevail. These partnerships highlight BABYMETAL’s global reach and their ability to transcend musical borders.
Notable tracks like RATATATA (featuring Electric Callboy), from me to u (with Poppy), and Song 3 (featuring Slaughter to Prevail) are already available for streaming. The band’s ongoing 24-date North American tour has made stops in cities like Atlanta, Toronto, and Chicago, with upcoming shows scheduled in San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Salt Lake City. An additional performance at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles on November 1 will mark the band’s largest headline show in the US to date.
Through their evolution from humble beginnings to global stardom, BABYMETAL continues to captivate audiences with their innovative approach to metal music. Their willingness to collaborate with diverse artists and explore new sounds has solidified their position as trailblazers in the genre, resonating with fans worldwide.
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