Dark Divine has released its first ever cover. The metalcore band’s version of Fleetwood Mac’s “Rhiannon,” out via Thriller Records, is streaming everywhere, and a visualizer can be seen below.
“This cover was a desire that I had kept in my back pocket for almost as long as the band has existed,” vocalist Anthony Martinez said. “It was a personal creative endeavor that I had been waiting for the right moment to attempt. The meaning of the original song being about a person taken over by a truly free spirit was something that resonated deep within. The feeling that I get while performing and existing as this larger than life character on stage is my Rhiannon. The overwhelming feeling of connection with an audience is almost supernatural and I believe Stevie Nicks perfectly encapsulates that sensation in the lyrics of this song.
“If we were going to do a cover for the first time, it had to be a cover that not only held some thematic and personal meaning, but had to be something transformative. I didn’t want to just recreate a substitute of a song I felt so passionate about. I wanted this cover to be a means of expressing this band’s energy and what our sound has become. Adding the synth elements and varying guitar tones made the creation of this song feel like more of a composition, than just a metalcore cover. We are super excited to begin this Halloween season with a cover that has become synonymous with witchcraft and a love for feeling truly set free.”
Dark Divine, which released its second full-length, “Undead Melody,” earlier in 2026, will hit the road soon to play headline dates with Fire from the Gods and Outlier; support Motionless in White in the United States; support Bullet for My Valentine on a 2027 European tour; and support From Ashes to New on a 2027 North American tour.
Dark Divine tour dates:
Headline shows with Fire from the Gods and Outlier
10/12 — Jacksonville, FL
10/14 — Corpus Christi, TX
10/15 — Houston, TX
10/16 — San Antonio, TX
10/18 — Fort Worth, TX
10/20 — Wichita, KS
10/21 — Springfield, MO
10/22 — Indianapolis, IN
10/25 — Buffalo, NY
10/26 — Grand Rapids, MI
10/27 — Cleveland, OH
With Motionless in White and Dayseeker
10/30 – Worcester, MA
10/31 – Philadelphia, PA – Apocalypse Fest
11/3 – Raleigh, NC
11/4 – Savannah, GA
11/5 – Orlando, FL
11/7 – Nashville, TN
11/8 – Peoria, IL
11/10 – Minneapolis, MN
11/11 – Omaha, NE
11/13 – Milwaukee, WI
11/15 – Albany, NY
11/18 – Portland, ME
11/19 – Newark, NJ
11/20 – Pittsburgh, PA
With Bullet for My Valentine and Pendulum
1/21 – Lisbon
1/22 – Madrid
1/23 – Barcelona
1/25 – Milan
1/26 – Zurich
1/27 – Düsseldorf
1/29 – Hamburg
1/30 – Copenhagen
1/31 – Stockholm
2/2 – Helsinki
2/4 – Katowice
2/6 – Munich
2/7 – Paris
2/9 – Luxembourg
2/11 – Frankfurt
2/12 – Stuttgart
2/13 – Vienna
2/15 – Budapest
2/16 – Prague
2/17 – Berlin
2/19 – Amsterdam
2/20 – Brussels
2/23 – Glasgow
2/25 – Birmingham
2/26 – London
2/27 – Manchester
With From Ashes to New, Nevertel and Hollow Pact
3/13 — Montreal, QC — Beanfield Theatre
3/14 — Toronto, ON — Danforth Music Hall
3/16 — Cincinnati, OH — Bogart’s
3/17 — Ft. Wayne, IN — Clyde Theatre
3/25 — Billings, MT — Pub Station Ballroom
3/27 — Calgary, AB — The Palace
3/28 — Edmonton, AB — Midway Music Hall
3/30 — Vancouver, BC — Commodore Ballroom
3/31 — Spokane, WA — Knitting Factory
4/2 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Depot
4/3 — Fort Collins, CO — Washington’s
4/4 — Kansas City, MO — The VooDoo Lounge at Harrah’s Kansas City
4/6 — Columbia, MO — The Blue Note
4/7 — Tulsa, OK — Cain’s Ballroom
4/9 — Little Rock, AR — The Hall
4/11 — Destin, FL — Club L.A.
4/13 — Asheville, NC — The Orange Peel
4/14 — Richmond, VA — The National
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