Electric Callboy Releases New Album Tanzneid and Announces Global Tour
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Electric Callboy has released their new album Tanzneid, available worldwide on August 7.

The album features tracks including "Hypercharged", "Let The Good Times Roll", "Revery", "Still Waiting", "Tanzneid", "Elevator Operator", "RATATATA" and "The Way You Are".

The official album release party takes place at Berlin’s Huxley’s Neue Welt, followed by a live performance at Escalation Fest 2026, where the band will debut the album for the first time.

The event will include special guests, a full-size Tekkno Train, and a major celebration at Berlin’s Wuhlheide.

Tanzneid is available in multiple limited editions, including a Premium Collector’s Box Set with CD Digipak, NFC Fan Card, trading card booster pack, buildable stage set, and XL sticker sheet.

Exclusive vinyl variants include neon pink, violet, hypercharged, and vaporwave editions, with releases tied to specific retailers such as Century Media, Bravado, HMV UK, and EMP.

A digital album with Dolby Atmos is also available.

The band will launch a global tour in support of Tanzneid, beginning at Escalation Fest 2026 and continuing through Japan, Australia, the UK, and Europe.

The tour includes performances alongside Paleface Swiss, The Rasmus, Alestorm, Heavysaurus, and The Hardkiss.

A full tour itinerary and ticket links are available on the band’s official website.

Additionally, the global scavenger hunt known as World of Tanzneid reaches its final chapter, with mysterious Pink Boxes appearing in cities worldwide.

The last boxes contain Golden Tickets, granting winners lifetime access to Electric Callboy headline shows.

Fans can track the hunt in real time via the interactive World of Tanzneid map.

Separately, the final solo album of original material by legendary Iron Maiden frontman Paul Di’Anno, titled Warhorse, is now available worldwide on colored vinyl via BraveWords Records.

The release is promoted as a heavy metal record with high energy and intensity, marking Di’Anno’s last studio effort as a solo artist."