Touché Amoré have announced the Stage Four 10th anniversary edition, arriving digitally April 10, 2026 via Epitaph Records. The expanded reissue revisits the band’s landmark 2016 album with eleven additional tracks, including previously unreleased demos and reinterpretations featuring Cody Votolato of The Blood Brothers, Kerry McCoy of Deafheaven, Youth Code, and a collaboration with Wisp.
The Stage Four 10th anniversary edition reissue underscores the lasting impact of the album, widely regarded as one of Touché Amoré’s most emotionally resonant and career-defining releases. Originally issued in 2016, Stage Four centered on vocalist Jeremy Bolm’s grief following the death of his mother. The album balanced vulnerability and aggression, cementing Touché Amoré’s reputation as one of post-hardcore’s most vital and cathartic voices.
With this 2026 anniversary reissue, fans gain deeper access to the creative foundation of Stage Four. The newly added demos highlight the raw, stripped-down origins of songs that would become staples of the band’s live set. The guest reinterpretations offer fresh sonic perspectives, expanding the emotional palette of a record that already marked a turning point in the band’s evolution.
Over the past decade, Stage Four has remained a touchstone within modern post-hardcore and emo. Its unflinching lyricism and dynamic arrangements broadened the reach of Touché Amoré beyond underground circuits, bringing critical acclaim and a wider audience. Four albums into their career at the time, the band demonstrated a sharpened artistic vision that continues to influence heavy music today.
To celebrate the Stage Four anniversary, Touché Amoré will perform the album in full during select Spring 2026 shows. The anniversary tour dates will feature complete performances of Stage Four, allowing audiences to experience the record’s narrative arc and emotional intensity from start to finish.
The Stage Four 10th anniversary edition will be available digitally on April 10, 2026.
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