

(New York, NY) – Hard rockers All That Remains’ much-anticipated new studio album, The Order Of Things (Razor & Tie), has debuted at #25 on the Billboard Top 200 with over 19,000 units sold in its first week at retail. This marks the band’s fourth Top 25 Album debut to date. The new album also debuts on a series of other Billboard charts including #3 on Hard Rock and #5 on Rock. The Order Of Things is available now at geni.us/allthatremains.
Razor & Tie Co-Owner’s Cliff Chenfeld and Craig Balsam comment, “All That Remains is a staple of contemporary rock and the Razor & Tie roster. The Order of Things shows that they are at the top of their game.”
The Order of Things features the single “This Probably Won’t End Well,” which currently sits at #11 on the Rock Radio charts. All That Remains joins label mates The Pretty Reckless and Starset in the Top 15 of the Active Rock Radio Chart. All That Remains has dominated rock radio for years now with previous hit singles,“Stand Up” ascending to #1 at Active Rock radio and “What If I Was Nothing” landing at #2. ATR’s worldwide album sales now exceed over one million, while track sales surpass 1.5 million.
Led by the outspoken and controversial front man Phil Labonte, All That Remains continues to lead the charge in the rock music scene with their latest release. Since 1998, All That Remains continue to progress, while clenching steadfast to the principals that etched their place at the forefront of 21st century hard rock. On The Order of Things, the Massachusetts outfit—Phil Labonte [vocals], Oli Herbert [guitar], Mike Martin [guitar], Jeanne Sagan [bass], and Jason Costa [drums]—preserve an ethos of evolution. For the first time, the band tapped Josh Wilbur [Lamb of God, Gojira, Hatebreed] for production, cutting the bulk of the record in Massachusetts and fine-tuning vocals in Los Angeles. All That Remains is currently on tour with In Flames on an extensive, 2 leg, 46-city, North American tour. The run will also see the band performing at some of the spring’s biggest festivals including Welcome To Rockville, Kansas City Rockfest, and more TBA.
Labonte of ATR adds, “It's humbling to be able to release our 7th record. Thanks to everyone who went out and picked up a copy!”
All That Remains’ new album is the latest success for Razor & Tie, which finished 2014 as the #2 overall label at Rock Radio and the #1 indie label.
All That Remains Tour Dates:
Mar 05 Knitting Factory Concert House Boise, ID
Mar 06 Roseland Theater Portland, OR
Mar 07 ShowboxSoDo Seattle, WA
Mar 09 Vogue Theater Vancouver, CAN
Mar 10 Level Nightclub Kelowna, CAN
Mar 12 Encore Edmonton, CAN
Mar 13 Flames Central Calgary, CAN
Mar 14 O’Brians Event Centre Saskatoon, CAN
Mar 15 The Garrick Centre Winnipeg, CAN
Mar 16 Bismarck Civic Center Bismarck, ND
Mar 18 The Rave Milwaukee, WI
Mar 20 Oddbuddy’s Music Room Dayton, OH
Mar 21 Machine Shop Flint, MI
Apr 3 Mohegan Sun Uncasville, CT
Apr 26 Welcome To Rockville Fest Jacksonville, FL
Apr 27 Culture Room Fort Lauderdale, FL
Apr 28 The Ritz Ybor Tampa, FL
May 01 Pop’s Nightclub Saint Louis, MO
May 02 Marathon Music Works Nashville, TN
May 04 The National Richmond, VA
May 06 The Emporium Patchogue, NY
May 07 Starland Ballroom Sayreville, NJ
May 08 Webster Theater Hartford, CT
May 09 Rise Above Fest Bangor, ME
May 10 Upstate Music Hall Clifton Park, NY
May 12 Imperial Quebec City, CAN
May 13 London Music Hall London, CAN
May 14 Stage AE Pittsburgh, PA
May 15 The Town Ballroom Buffalo, NY
May 18 Reverb Reading, PA
May 20 YOLO Event Center Fort Wayne, IN
May 21 MoJoes Joliet, IL
May 22 Wooly’s Des Moines, IA
May 30 Rockfest Kansas City, KS
ALL THAT REMAINS LINKS:
iTunes: geni.us/allthatremains
Amazon: bit.ly/atramazon
Google Play: bit.ly/atrgp
http://www.allthatremainsonline.com
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http://www.youtube.com/user/allthatremainsmusic