Swiss rockers Shakra have today released their new single ‘ Burning Heart‘. Stream ‘Burning Heart‘ – here Later this week the band will kick off their ‘Three Decades Hard Tour‘. Tour Dates: April 25th, 2025 – Frontiers Rock Festival – Milan (IT) May 23rd, 2025 – Poppodium Nieuwe Nor – Heerlen (NL) May 24th, 2025 […]

Following their latest, chart-topping album, ‘Invincible‘ (available here), that entered a phenomenal #1 in the Swiss album charts, Shakra return with another musical encore! While Christmas time is approaching, the Swiss hard rockers are now premiering a video clip for their new single ‘Angels Landing‘. “‘Angels Landing‘ – a sonic odyssey at the threshold of […]

Craving for more? You got it! After their latest, chart-topping album, ‘Invincible‘ (available here), that entered a phenomenal #1 in the Swiss album charts, Shakra return with a thundering encore! The Swiss hard rockers are hitting the gas pedal with their new single, ‘What You See (And What You Don’t)‘, blasting through with an attitude reminiscent of Mötley Crüe’s glory days! “We all know that phrase, “What you see is what you get.” However, that’s only half the truth because what you get also comes with what you don’t see.” The band comments. In a world where appearances often deceive, Shakra‘s new single offers a piercing look into the duality of reality. Lyrics like “Every ‘good’ has its ‘bad,’ Even a joke can make you sad,” serve as a haunting reminder that everything comes at a cost. With the powerful voice of frontman Mark Fox and the band’s crisp riffs, the song will take you on a soul-searching journey to question what is genuine and what is illusory. “What you see and what you don’t is what you get,” sings Fox, reminding us that life often comes with unwelcome surprises, […]

Review: Shakra – Mad World AFM Records (March 6th 2020) Reviewer: Dan Mann Shakra return with their 15th album ‘Mad World‘, which is available now via AFM Records. For those of you already familiar with the band, ‘Mad World‘ won’t deliver any surprises, carrying on where ‘Snakes & Ladders‘ left off. Is this a bad […]