The Protest Announce Rockfest Records Debut 'Legacy,' Releasing July 13
Pre-orders for the full length album launch April 27
RockArtist(s): The Protest
The Protest has announced that their next full length album Legacy will be releasing on July 13. The album will be their debut since signing with newly formed Rockfest Records.
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Legacy will be available for preorder starting on April 27. The band made the announcement at 2 PM EST today by changing their Facebook profile and cover photos to the newly revealed album artwork. All preorders will include instant downloads of new songs "What Else You Got" and "Noise Revolution." The band is sure to share further information on the project in the days ahead.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting a follow up to The Protest's 2014 album Great Lengths, and have been quick to share the Legacy announcement across social media. This is just the latest in a string of good news for The Protest fans, following the announcement that they were one of the inaugural bands signed to Rockfest Records, a new initiative helmed by Seventh Day Slumber's Joseph Rojas. The Protest has also been a part of this spring's annual City Rockfest tour, supporting Christian rock veterans Disciple, Seventh Day Slumber and Spoken.
For further details on the album as they are announced, be sure you're following The Protest on Facebook and Instagram. You can also visit rockfestrecords.com for information on the full roster of the new label.
RELATED: Rockfest Records Adds The Protest to Roster
Legacy will be available for preorder starting on April 27. The band made the announcement at 2 PM EST today by changing their Facebook profile and cover photos to the newly revealed album artwork. All preorders will include instant downloads of new songs "What Else You Got" and "Noise Revolution." The band is sure to share further information on the project in the days ahead.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting a follow up to The Protest's 2014 album Great Lengths, and have been quick to share the Legacy announcement across social media. This is just the latest in a string of good news for The Protest fans, following the announcement that they were one of the inaugural bands signed to Rockfest Records, a new initiative helmed by Seventh Day Slumber's Joseph Rojas. The Protest has also been a part of this spring's annual City Rockfest tour, supporting Christian rock veterans Disciple, Seventh Day Slumber and Spoken.
For further details on the album as they are announced, be sure you're following The Protest on Facebook and Instagram. You can also visit rockfestrecords.com for information on the full roster of the new label.