Escape The Fate are back, and they are wasting no time making sure everyone remembers their name.

After more than a few months of radio silence, Escape The Fate surprised fans this morning by announcing plans for a new album and two new tours. They also released a new song titled “Just A Memory,” which is currently available for streaming and free digital download.

Starting with the album, Escape The Fate will release Hate Me on October 30. The record serves as the first new music from the band since 2013’s Ungrateful. The track listing has not yet been made available, but “Just A Memory” is confirmed to appear on the LP. If the single is any sign of what fans can expect, it seems safe to assume Escape The Fate are returning to their alternative roots. The arena rock elements of Ungrateful and the band’s 2010 self-titled album take a distant back seat to the post-hardcore sensibilities that give the new material such a kick. You can stream the single below.

ETF will be celebrating the release of Hate Me with tours in the US, UK and Europe. Dates begin in October and run through the middle of February 2016. The routing for each tour can be found below the stream at the end of this post.

Just last week I caught myself wondering whether or not anyone cared about Escape The Fate anymore. Here’s hoping they do.

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