Ricky Warwick returns with Fire & Vengeance, the explosive new single and title track from his forthcoming album, out September 4 via Earache.

The album will be available across multiple colour vinyl variants, signed editions, exclusive bundles and more via Earache Records, with special early bird pricing available for fans who pre-order early.,Speaking about the track, Ricky says, “‘Fire & Vengeance’ is a song about not knowing when you’re beaten… and refusing to let the politicians, the pressure, or the noise grind you down.

It’s about standing in the wreckage with your fists still clenched and your spirit still intact.” The accompanying video captures the reality of life on the road – candid backstage moments, travelling, stage walks, live crowds and the grit and camaraderie that fuel Ricky Warwick & The Fighting Hearts night after night.,Driven by raw guitars, defiant energy and Warwick’s unmistakable voice, Fire & Vengeance captures the spirit of resilience and rebellion that has defined his career for decades.

The album also features special appearances from Phil Collen (Def Leppard), Doug Aldrich (Whitesnake / The Dead Daisies), Charlie Starr (Blackberry Smoke) and Darren Holden (The High Kings).,Speaking about the album, Ricky says, “I wanted to make an album that captures everything I love about rock’n’roll – its power to bring people together, to make us dance and connect with one another, even in a world that often feels consumed by fire and vengeance.

At its core, this record is about finding hope and unity in the chaos.,To celebrate the release, Ricky Warwick will hit the road across the UK and Ireland this November, playing shows with his band The Fighting Hearts.

Dates include Limerick, Dublin, Belfast, Edinburgh, Wolverhampton, Nottingham, Manchester, Newcastle, Southend, London, Norwich, Cambridge, Bristol, Portsmouth, and Trecco Bay.

For tickets and more details, head to www.rickywarwick.com.,Warwick returns with Fire & Vengeance after his critically-acclaimed solo work and Blood Ties album, which reached #25 in the UK.",