Swedish hard rockers Andy and the Rockets return with a no-nonsense, straight-from-the-gut anthem: “Seven Years of Bleeding”, out today on all digital platforms.
The latest single from their upcoming album CASINO (due out October 10, 2025), Seven Years of Bleeding is raw, honest, and unapologetically loud. It tells the story of a long relationship marked by pain, betrayal, fights, and all the other emotional chaos that sometimes comes with love — but also the rush of freedom and self-worth that hits when you finally decide to walk away. It’s a rock song made to be screamed at full volume, preferably while driving with the windows down.
Musically, the new single “Seven Years of Bleeding”, written by Filip Westgards, Anton Ekstrom and Erik Martensson (who is also the producer and mixing Engineer), delivers everything fans have come to expect from Andy and the Rockets: powerful riffs, hook-laden choruses, and a tight, contemporary Rock sound that blends influences like Foo Fighters, Nickelback, Volbeat, and Eclipse with their own rebellious spirit.
“Seven Years of Bleeding” follows the success of the band’s previous singles “I’ll Die If You’re Done”, “Wild Ones”, and “Cyanide”, which have racked up thousands of streams and brought growing international attention to the band’s latest creative chapter.
To celebrate the release and bring their electrifying live energy on stage, Andy and the Rockets will join Eclipse as special guests on their German tour this November, with the following dates:
Nov 17 – Logo, Hamburg
Nov 18 – Turock, Essen
Nov 19 – Scala, Ludwigsburg
Nov 20 – Spectrum, Augsburg
Nov 21 – Ampere, Munich
The upcoming full-length CASINO is set to be Andy and the Rockets’ most personal, mature, and sonically powerful album to date, a bold statement from a band that’s never been afraid to evolve and get louder in the process.
ANDY AND THE ROCKETS ARE:
Andreas Forslund - Lead vocals and guitar
Filip Westgärds - Bass guitar and backing vocals
Robin Lagerqvist - Lead guitar and backing vocals
Max Marcusson - Drums
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