Ex-Misfits Singer Michale Graves Signs New Record Deal, Announces ‘God Bless America Tour 2026’

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Former Misfits lead singer Michale Graves has signed a new record deal and announced his upcoming ‘God Bless America Tour 2026’ this spring. The announcement was shared on Instagram.

Epochal Artists Records made the official announcement regarding the signing of the former punk rock vocalist.

“Epochal Artists Records, a label under the TLG family and distributed by Virgin Music Group, proudly announces the signing of Michale Graves (Former lead singer of the Misfits),” the label stated.

Graves also provided details about his upcoming tour plans and the nature of the performances.

“These shows on my ‘God Bless America Tour’ will be an intimate, story-driven live experience that blends acoustic music, testimony, and storytelling,” Graves said.

This new record deal marks a significant milestone in Graves’ career. It represents both a return to his musical roots and a fulfillment of personal aspirations.

Blabbermouth reported that Graves recorded two albums with the Misfits—”American Psycho” on Geffen Records and “Famous Monsters” on Roadrunner—before leaving to pursue a solo career. These albums helped establish the band’s continued presence in the punk rock scene during the late 1990s.

The signing with Epochal Artists Records represents more than just a business arrangement for Graves. XS Rock noted that he has described this partnership as a return to his roots, fulfilling early dreams of being both a musician and preacher. This dual identity has shaped much of his artistic direction in recent years.

The upcoming tour announcement comes at a time when Graves has been navigating various challenges in his career. Metal Insider revealed that the former Misfits vocalist recently claimed he was being canceled. This makes the new record deal and tour announcement particularly significant for his career trajectory.

The tour is scheduled to take place this spring. It marks a new chapter for the former Misfits frontman under his new record label.

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