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Black Water Redemption are a hard rock band from Southampton, UK, delivering a modern, groove-driven sound rooted in the weight and attitude of classic hard rock. Focused on power, precision, and impact, the band combines tight musicianship with songs built to translate directly to the live environment. Formed from the foundations of their previous incarnation, Western Sand, the band re-emerged in 2022 under the name Black Water Redemption with a clear creative reset and renewed direction. Years of touring experience underpin the project, having previously supported established international acts including Black Star Riders, Michael Schenker, Inglorious, and Skid Row across the UK.
 
Black Water Redemption released their self-titled debut full-length album on October 2nd 2026. The record expand on the band’s established sound while pushing into heavier, more refined territory, marking the next step in their evolution as a serious force within the contemporary hard rock scene.
 
Band:
Adam Chambers – Vocals
Tyler Hains – Guitar (formerly of Western Sand)
Dan de Vries – Bass (formerly of Western Sand)
Chris Allen – Drums
 
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