The legendary Scottish band Nazareth will present their latest, 25th studio album, "Surviving the Law," as part of a world tour.
The 25th studio album by the Scottish hard rock band Nazareth, according to band founder Pete Agnew, is "guaranteed to make you jump out of your socks."
The album, aptly titled "Surviving the Law," contains a dozen songs written by the band themselves. Released in the spring of 2022, Nazareth will embark on a world tour in support of the album, including concerts in Europe, America, and other countries.
Since the band's formation in 1968, most of Nazareth's albums have become rock classics. Released during their golden era, the albums "Razamanaz" (1973), "Loud 'n' Proud" (1973), "Rampant" (1974), "Hair Of The Dog" (1975), and "Close Enough For Rock 'n' Roll" (1976) are true hard rock masterpieces, winning over 50 gold and platinum awards, while the ballad "Love Hurts" remains a radio playlist staple worldwide. But Nazareth isn't content to rest on its laurels: the now-in-rotation hit "Strange Days" confirms their claim that their latest album, "Nazareth," is "one of the band's best."
The concert will feature the best songs from 25 albums, and of course, the Old Golden Hits will be a true gift for fans of this great band!
Band lineup:
Peter Agnew - bass guitar (founder since 1968)
Lee Agnew - drums (joined since 1999)
James Murrison - lead guitar (joined since 1994)
Gianni Pontillo - vocals (joined since 2025)
