Major League are well and truly back with their first release since 2014, and they are rolling back the years in style.

Titled ‘Heavenly Hell’, it’s a track that feels like a summation of every chapter of the band in shimmering colour. From the bouyant riffs, similar to the ones found on 2010 EP ‘The Truth Is’, to the stark emotionally admissions, not dissimilar to the ones that defined 2014’s ‘There’s Nothing Wrong With Me’, it is pure pop-punk in every regard. Catchy, honest and brimming with energy that feels as nostalgic as it does fresh.

The band had this to say about the track and what it represents for them:

“‘Heavenly Hell’ was born out of patience and transparency. Thepatience to allow yourself to grow and the transparency to share that growth in meetingpeople where they are. When we first began talking again after 13 years, the only cleargoal we had was to be friends again. And as much as I’d like to think music was never onthe table, I think truthfully it never really left the table to begin with. We always felt like wewere meant to do this together. This song is proof.”

The band are set to hit the road this weekend alongside Belmont. Here are all of the dates:

JULY

24 – ATLANTA Hell at The Masquerade
25 – ORLANDO The Abbey
26 – WEST PLAM BEACH The Banyan Live
28 – DURHAM Motorco Music Hall
29 – RICHMOND The Canal Club
30 -WASHINGTON Union Stage
31 – ALLENTOWN Archer Music Hall

AUGUST

01 – NEW YORK Le Poisson Rouge
02 – ALLSTON Brighton Music Hall
04 – TORONTO Lee’s Palace
05 – PITTSBURGH Thunderbird Café & Music Hall
06 – LAKEWOOD Mahall’s
07 – HAMTRAMCK The Sanctuary Detroit
08 – CHICAGO House of Blues Chicago