The Treatment have released their brand new single, “When Thunder and Lightning Strikes” (Watch Below) taken from the upcoming album “Wake Up The Neighbourhood” out 10th May 2024.

The Treatment Gear Up For The PGM

Fresh from their massively successful tour with Buckcherry, The Treatment are set to deliver an electrifying performance headlining the Friday night of the Primordial General Mayhem with one of their biggest-ever headline shows to date. Speaking about the importance of independent venues and headlining the PGM, the band states:

Tagore Grey: On our last headline tour, we did a run of 18 shows, and almost every single one was in an independent venue. There’s something really important about supporting venues like KK’s Steel Mill. Fans and punters are making very conscious decisions to support independent venues because they’re run with love, not just as a business, but because the people behind them care deeply about music.

When you perform there, everything you need is on site, and you’re looked after incredibly well, regardless of whether you’re a small band or headlining. This support for independent venues is crucial because they also support local communities. You see, when you put on shows, the local community backs these places, resulting in incredible shows. The festivals hosted are particularly attentive, highlighting the unique and vital role these venues play in the music ecosystem.

Tagore Grey: We can’t wait to headline the PGM, I think it’ll be it’ll be a really cool festival, we’ve developed a very strong following in Wolverhampton since KK’s opened up.

Dhani Mansworth: Wolves is a place that we’ve always loved playing, fans are great around here, it’s going to be great just to put on a big show for our fans and the Primordial community.

Primordial General Mayhem

Primordial Radio is hugely excited to announce the return of the Primordial General Mayhem 2024 with dynamic and hard-hitting five-piece retro-rockers THE TREATMENT headlining the Friday night.

Fresh from their massively successful tour with Buckcherry, they are set to deliver an electrifying performance with one of their biggest-ever headline shows to date. Joining them are the Brighton-based punk-rock aficionados THE BAR STOOL PREACHERS, alongside energetic South Wales rockers JAMES & THE COLD GUN and hard rock sensations FURY, who made a remarkable impression last year by drawing an overwhelming crowd to the festival’s smaller stage.

The Treatment draws inspiration from the driving force of early Def Leppard, the exceptional song-writing skills of prime UFO, AC/DC, and Thin Lizzy, and the gritty, low-slung riffing reminiscent of early Aerosmith or Guns N’ Roses. They proudly embody an era when rock bands exuded the look and attitude of true rockers, both on and off the stage. In this era, the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle held great significance, music was everything, and vinyl reigned supreme.

Hailing from Cambridge, England, The Treatment was formed in 2008. They burst onto the scene with their debut album, “This Might Hurt,” in 2011, followed by “Running With The Dogs” (2014), “Generation Me” (2016), “Power Crazy” (2019), and “Waiting For Good Luck” (2021). The band has had the privilege of touring alongside legendary acts such as KISS, Mötley Crüe, Steel Panther, Thin Lizzy, and Alice Cooper, just to name a few. Additionally, they have graced the stages of renowned rock festivals like Download and Sonisphere.

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