Rock band Ghost welcomes The Clergy to their newest frontman, and has dropped their newest single, “Satanized“. What will the new era of Ghost tell?
With the release of their live concert movie, Rite Here Rite Now, last June, and the announcement of their Skeletour World Tour 2025, Ghost has become even more popular than ever. Recently, their song, “Mary On A Cross” has become repopularize through social media, causing the band to gain new fans. However, Ghost remained quiet on social media, sparsely updating their fans. Regardless, the band has been keeping fans on their toes, as they have recently hinted at a new frontman of the band. Now, Ghost has finally answered all of their pesky questions.
On March 2nd, fans immediately took to social media to talk about a mysterious billboard on a Las Vegas street. The billboard read, “V is coming” paired with the Ghost logo. Fans immediately knew something big was coming.
On March 5th, Ghost announced the release of their new single “Satanized” and their new album Skeletá. Skeletá will release April 25th, and features 10 new tracks for fans to enjoy
Now, fans are left with one more question: what will be the new face of the band?
Fans were introduced to Papa V Perpetua as the newest face of the band as Ghost enters their newest era. The band also introduced their newest look for the lead of the band, as well as their fanbase, the Ghouls and Ghoulettes. Fans were quick to fall in love with the designs of the costumes and masks. Fans were quick to point out that the newest mask only covers half of the frontman’s face. Which means that Tobias Forge’s, lead singer of the band, will be shown on stage.
Ghost will continue to take over the rock scene with the release of Skeletá and their Skeletour World tour. Make sure to catch Ghost in a city near you
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