BOMBUS – introduce No Magic with official ‘Shoes To Fill’ video

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The official video for ‘Shoes To Fill’ accompanies BOMBUS’ first single from No Magic. The Swedish rock band have released the track through Black Lodge Records, which will also release the album in early 2027.

BOMBUS describe the single as an introduction to the musical direction of the forthcoming record:

“Choosing 'Shoes To Fill' as the first taste of our upcoming album sets the tone from the very first note. Riff-driven, relentlessly direct, and packed with the energy that runs throughout the entire album, it's a rock'n'roll heavyweight that hits hard and refuses to let go.”

The announcement describes No Magic as the band’s rawest and heaviest record to date, emphasizing a stripped-down approach to hard-hitting rock. BOMBUS put that intention more directly: “This is us at our most real. No magic, just pure force.”

An exact album release date, further singles and additional touring details will be announced later.

Formed in 2008, BOMBUS’ release history includes The Poet and the Parrot (2013), Repeat Until Death (2016), Vulture Culture (2019) and Your Blood (2024). The lineup comprises Fredrik Berglund and Johan Meiton on vocals and guitar, Simon Solomon on guitar, Ola Henriksson on bass guitar and Peter Asp on drums.

The announced European tour is presented by Rock Hard Magazine and Slam Magazine, with dates in Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Finland.

  • March 5 — Hamburg, Germany — Betty
  • March 6 — Berlin, Germany — Mikropol
  • March 7 — Lichtenfels, Germany — Paunchy Cats
  • March 8 — Munich, Germany — Backstage Club
  • March 10 — Frankfurt, Germany — Nachtleben
  • March 11 — Bochum, Germany — Die Trompete
  • March 12 — Heerlen, Netherlands — Nieuwe Nor
  • March 13 — Hoogeveen, Netherlands — Het Podium
  • March 14 — Osnabrück, Germany — Hydepark
  • March 19 — Kopervik, Norway — Ovenpaa
  • March 20 — Sandnes, Norway — Tribute
  • May 21 — Helsinki, Finland — On The Rocks

The announcement also includes the following dates under its ‘Swedish Tour’ heading, without specifying a year. Both December 12 listings are reproduced as supplied.

  • November 13 — Skovde, SE — Lokstallet
  • November 14 — Oslo, NO — Revolver
  • November 20 — Goteborg, SE — Musikens Hus
  • November 21 — Goteborg, SE — Musikens Hus
  • December 12 — Uppsala, SE — Katalin
  • December 12 — Linkoping, SE — Palatset