New single "Whats wrong" from PVRIS

• “PVRIS are already arena ready” Evening Standard
• “2017 could be their year” Kerrang!
• “Unforgettable” NME
• “This is a phenomenon” Upset
• “addictively edgy tunes” Teen Vogue

PVRIS has released 'What’s Wrong' the newest track & video off their highly anticipated album, 'ALL WE KNOW OF HEAVEN, ALL WE NEED OF HELL'. The track premiered on BBC Radio 1's Annie Mac Show earlier. Click here.

'What’s Wrong' follows the recent release of 'Heaven' viewable here and both tracks are available as instant downloads by clicking here to pre-order 'ALL WE KNOW OF HEAVEN, ALL WE NEED OF HELL' ahead of its August 25th release date. Pre-order bundles featuring white and smoke-colored vinyl are also available – click here for details.

'What’s Wrong' was directed by longtime PVRIS video collaborator Raul Gonzo. Gonzo and PVRIS vocalist Lynn Gunn directed the 'Heaven' video, which has already amassed more than 1.1 million YouTube views.

Fans can catch the band performing both songs live during their upcoming headlining tours in both the US & UK (shows below). The band (Gunn, guitarist Alex Babinski and bassist Brian MacDonald) has also announced that a portion of every ticket sold will be donated to The Ally Coalition in support of LGBTQ equality. Tickets and info are available at PVRIS.com.

PVRIS were recently featured as the face of Spotify’s “New Noise” playlist and just performed at the Hangout Festival. Their extensive road plans include shows in Australia later and festivals both in the UK and overseas, including Reading and Leeds, Summerfest and more. They’ll also be shared the stage with Blink-182 on July 31st at Artpark in Lewiston, NY. They’re currently touring arenas with Muse and Thirty Seconds To Mars.

With' ALL WE KNOW OF HEAVEN, ALL WE NEED OF HELL', PVRIS will look to build upon the success of previous release 'White Noise' and a collection of songs that’ve amassed over 128 million Spotify streams and close to 36 million YouTube views to date. They’ve performed on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” were spotlighted on “Last Call with Carson Daly” toured arenas with Fall Out Boy, hit No. 1 on Billboard’s “Emerging Artists” and “Trending 140” charts, launched a headline tour that saw them play to packed-house crowds around the world and were the talk of SXSW after an MTV Woodies performance and a set for the TUMBLR “Planned Parenthood”event, which USA Today called “the hottest ticket at SXSW.” NME called them “a rock sensation,” Spin dubbed them a “breakout band,” MTV described them as “the best thing since sliced bread” and the Huffington Post called Gunn “a force that cannot be denied.”

SUMMER EU FESTIVALS

• 18th August Biddinghulzen Lowlands Festival, NL
• 19th August Hasselt, Pukkelpop Festival, BE
• 26th August Reading Festival
• 27th August Leeds Festival

FULL EU/UK DATES BELOW

• 2nd November Theaterfabrik Munich
• 3rd November Dynamo Zurich
• 4th November Magazzini Generali Milan
• 6th November Flex Vienna
• 7th November Lucerna Music Bar Prague
• 8th November Huxleys Berlin
• 9th November Docks Hamburg
• 11th November Pumpehuset Copenhagen
• 12th November Fryhuset Stockholm
• 13th November Rockefeller Oslo
• 15th November Live Music Hall Cologne
• 16th November Den Atelier Luxembourg
• 17th November Tivoli Ronda Utrecht
• 18th November Elysee Montmartre Paris
• 19th November Trix Antwerp
• 22nd November o2 Academy Bristol
• 23rd November o2 Academy Birmingham
• 24th November The Academy Dublin
• 25th November Mandela Hall Belfast
• 27th November o2 Academy Glasgow
• 28th November Apollo Manchester
• 30th November o2 Brixton Academy London