Dead Poet Society
Dead Poet Society return with a new single and a massive european tour – Budapest show announced for February
Schedule
Los Angeles-based rock band Dead Poet Society will embark on an extensive UK and European headline tour in early 2027. Running from late January through early March, the tour will also stop in Budapest, where the band will perform at Akvárium Klub on February 16.
Alongside the tour announcement, Dead Poet Society have released their latest standalone single, Roach, accompanied by a dark and cinematic music video co-directed by frontman Jack Underkofler and Mindreader.
Resent. That is what this song is about,” the band shared. “It’s about those who have wronged you, taken advantage of you, hurt you. Let the feeling fester and consume you.”
The accompanying video brings these emotions to life through striking cinematic visuals, gradually transforming an atmosphere of unease into one of overwhelming dread: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq49ijYNTJc
Like the previously released Sinner Systems, Roach was produced by Paul Meany (Twenty One Pilots, Pierce the Veil), mixed by Adam Hawkins (Turnstile, Yungblud), and recorded at Valley View Studios and The Park in Los Angeles.
Dead Poet Society consists of Jack Underkofler (lead vocals, guitar, keyboards), Jack Collins (guitar, backing vocals, keyboards), Dylan Brenner (bass, guitar), and Will Goodroad (drums). The band debuted with -!- in 2021, followed by FISSION in 2024. The latter was praised by Kerrang! for its swaggering, fuzz-driven alternative rock sound, received a perfect five-star rating from New Noise, and was described as “explosive” by Rolling Stone France. The band previously performed in Budapest in 2024 on the FISSION tour and will now return to Akvárium Klub on February 16 with their latest material.
Tickets go on sale on July 3 at 10:00 AM via www.livenation.hu and www.funcode.hu.
Akvárium
As they describe themselves, it is Budapest's most frequented venue, which is also multifunctional. Akvárium is great for award ceremonies, afternoon coffees and, most importantly, concerts, thanks to the well-picked, cross-genre selection.
