Veteran California hard rock band TESLA has officially joined forces with Italian label Frontiers Music Srl, signaling an exciting new chapter for the group. The announcement confirms that fans can anticipate new music from the iconic quintet in the near future.
Frontiers Music expressed their enthusiasm, stating their pride in welcoming TESLA to their roster. Acknowledging the band's four-decade legacy, the label highlighted TESLA's continued commitment to creating meaningful music. Their upcoming work is described as showcasing the band's signature musical dynamics, drawing inspiration from legends like Elvis Presley and Freddie Mercury, while putting a well-deserved spotlight on frontman Jeff Keith's impressive vocal range and soulful delivery. The label's statement concluded with a promise to "Stay tuned for new music coming soon!"
Founded in 1996, Frontiers Music Srl has grown from an indie distributor into a prominent global rock label. The company boasts an impressive catalog, having worked with major artists such as MEGADETH, DEF LEPPARD, JOURNEY, and WHITESNAKE, alongside nurturing emerging talent. With a global presence and distribution via The Orchard (Sony Music), Frontiers Music Srl is well-positioned to support TESLA's forthcoming releases.
TESLA is also set to hit the road this summer, joining MÖTLEY CRÜE's The Return Of Carnival Of Sins tour, with EXTREME also providing support.
In other news, guitarist Frank Hannon recently revealed plans for a new covers project. This collection aims to highlight Jeff Keith's vocal prowess, featuring "obscure classic songs" and including their live staple, SUPERTRAMP's Give a Little Bit, as well as a new version of CLIMAX BLUES BAND's I Love You.
This signing with Frontiers Music Srl marks a significant step for TESLA as they continue to build on their rich history, which includes platinum albums like 1986's Mechanical Resonance and 1989's The Great Radio Controversy, while looking forward to delivering fresh material to their dedicated fanbase.
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