The music video for Swedish high energy rock and roll band The Hellacopters’ brand new single ‘So Sorry I Could Die’.

The song is the 3rd single taken from the band’s 8th studio album, ‘Eyes Of Oblivion’ which will be released on April 1st, 2022! Produced by Nicke Andersson & Chips Kisbye (who has overseen every Hellacopters album since ‘High Visibility’ in the year 2000), it will be the band’s first full-length since the release of their temporary farewell record ‘Head Off’ in 2008. ‘So Sorry I Could Die’ – a stripped down yet intense blues ballad that also pays tribute to southern soul in its vocal delivery – is probably the most unusual song on the album and maybe even in The Hellacopters‘ whole catalog so far. The melancholic video for the song was once again directed by Amir Chamdin and edited by Emil Klinta, who were also responsible for the two previous music videos, ‘Reap A Hurricane’ & ‘Eyes of Oblivion’ and had been working on several projects with The Hellacopters before, e.g. the documentary ‘I’m In The Band’ (2021).

THE HELLACOPTERS ‘EYES OF OBLIVION’
Release Date: April 1st, 2022

01. Reap A Hurricane
02. Can It Wait
03. So Sorry I Could Die
04. Eyes Of Oblivion
05. A Plow And A Doctor
06. Positively Not Knowing
07. Tin Foil Soldier
08. Beguiled
09. The Pressure’s On
10. Try Me Tonight

The Hellacopters – Live in Concert 2022

01 Apr – P4 Musikplats, Stockholm, Sweden

11 Apr – Tavastia, Helsinki, Finland

12 Apr – Tavastia, Helsinki, Finland

13 Apr – Luttako – Jyväskylä, Finland

05 May – Gröna Lund, Stockholm, Sweden

28 May – Liseberg, Gothenburg, Sweden

08 – 11 Jun – Sweden Rock, Sweden

15 – 18 Jun – Copenhell, Denmark

29 – 30 Jul – Reymire, Sweden

16 Jul – Ingolstadt, Phnx Rising Festival, Germany

22 Jul – Ullevi, Gothenburg, Sweden
w/ Iron Maiden, Airborne

27 Aug – Hamburg, Damage Done Fest, Germany