Stone Senate, one of the most dynamic and versatile rock bands today, is set to ignite the European music scene once again with their explosive mix of Southern soul and rock ‘n’ roll. Following a high-energy performance in Nashville, where they opened for Brother Cane’s 30th anniversary celebration of their 1993 debut album, the band is ready to bring their electrifying sound to 28 stages across six countries this fall.
The Lucky Buzz European Tour kicks off this week, coinciding with the release of their new single, “Lucky Buzz,” available on Thursday, October 30. A lively, upbeat track, “Lucky Buzz” explores themes of luck, friendship, and resilience, offering a rallying cry for those facing life’s challenges. Written by guitarist James Edwards, the song channels a spirited, positive energy that’s become a hallmark of the band’s sound, blending gritty guitar riffs with evocative storytelling.
Reflecting on the inspiration behind the song, Edwards shares, “The title ‘Lucky Buzz’ was the name of a horse my dad had when I was a kid. He was a bit of a wild one! The name just always stuck with me. When I wrote the song, I wanted to write something that reflected the ‘I’m gonna beat the odds’ attitude, amidst all the doom and gloom we face every day.”
The release of “Lucky Buzz“ marks the band’s first single since their 2020 album Between the Dark and the Light. As Stone Senate continues to channel both grief and joy into their music, they honor their roots and the power of resilience.
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Returning for their second tour with Teenage Head Music, Europe’s leading booking agency for international acts, Stone Senate is primed to electrify audiences and solidify their growing reputation as a force in rock music, from Nashville to the world stage.
Stone Senate The Lucky Buzz Tour: Europe 2024
October 31: Antwerp, Belgium
November 1: Norderstedt, Germany
November 2: Joldelun, Germany
November 3-4: Hamburg, Germany
November 7: Eppstein, Germany
November 8: Krefeld, Germany
November 9: Noyers-Le-Val, France
November 12: Bremen, Germany
November 13: Köln, Germany
November 14: Verviers, Belgium
November 16: Ludwigsfelde, Germany
November 17: Regensburg, Germany
November 18: Rimsting, Germany
November 18: Bratislava, Slovakia
November 20: Chambéry, France
November 21: Zaragoza, Spain
November 22: Castellon de la Plana, Spain
November 23: Orihuela, Spain
November 24: Benalmadena, Spain
November 26: Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
November 27: Leon, Spain
November 28: A Coruña, Spain
November 29: Aviles, Spain
November 30: Portugalete, Spain
December 1: Vitoria, Spain
December 5: Besançon, France
December 6: Heilbronn, Germany
December 8: Enschede, Netherlands
