PAPA ROACH's ‘See U In Hell’ From NETFLIX Original Animated Series “Devil May Cry” Reaches 100M Streams - European Tour Starts in November
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Papa Roach’s latest single “See U In Hell”, from the NETFLIX original animated series “Devil May Cry”, has now amassed over 100 million streams since its release in May - outpacing even the band’s most successful recent #1 hits by a mile. The single features the viral Indian rapper Hanumankind, who rose to fame in 2024 with his global hit song “Big Dogs” (597m Spotify streams) and his subsequent performances at Coachella and other major events.
“We are blown away by the reception from audiences around the world - Performing the song in Europe this summer was amazing” added frontman Jacoby Shaddix “We were proud to bring this era of “The Devil May Cry” to life, and to reach fans in the gaming and anime spaces. They’re all in the P Roach universe now, and it’s showing”.
Papa Roach continue their largest and most dramatic performances in their career, the band’s 2025 “RISE OF THE ROACH” World Tour carries over into 2026, has already been seen by 750,000 fans and will return to Glasgow for the first time in 9 years on November 1st, covering 22 cities. Stops include cities that have waited a decade for the band to return, including Dublin, Cardiff (Sold-Out), Rotterdam (Debut), Bergamo (Debut), Katowice (Debut), Cologne (12 years), Lyon (Debut).
“These are the biggest headline shows of our career, and some places we’ve never been” continues Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix “We’ll leave an exclamation point on these cities, that's for sure”.
Lead guitarist of LANDMVRKS Nicolas Exposito adds “It is an honour to share the stage with one of the most prestigious rock bands of our generation. After touring together in Australia, we’ve become friends and are looking forward to touring Europe and the UK together”.
The tour, which will feature support from French heavy-hitters LANDMVRKS and SLEEP THEORY, will have €1 per ticket donated to a local suicide prevention/mental health charity.
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