- Rob Zombie Drops “F.T.W. 84” Video
- Eighth Studio Album ‘The Great Satan’ Out Today!
When Rob Zombie drops a record, it’s never just an album release – it’s a full-scale descent into his twisted cinematic universe. And with The Great Satan, unleashed today, February 27, via Nuclear Blast Records, Zombie doesn’t just revisit his Hellbilly roots – he sets them on fire and dances in the wreckage.
To mark the album’s arrival, Zombie has unveiled a brand-new, self-directed music video for “F.T.W. 84,” the fourth and final single from his eighth studio album. The clip explodes with the same lurid, grindhouse-meets-psychotronic energy that’s defined his visual world for decades – unfiltered, uncompromising, and proudly unhinged. If there was ever any doubt that Zombie still commands the chaos he helped create, “F.T.W. 84” kicks that doubt straight through the speakers.
Following the Top 10 success of 2021’s The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse Conspiracy, Zombie returns with a record that leans hard into the raw, punk-infected stomp of his early days. The Great Satan is a 15-track slaughterhouse of anthemic heavy rock and metal – greasy riffs, snarling hooks, and titles that sound like they crawled out of a midnight horror double feature.
The Great Satan track list:
1. F.T.W. 84
2. Tarantula
3. (I’m A) Rock ‘N’ Roller
4. Heathen Days
5. Who Am I
6. Black Rat Coffin
7. Sir Lord Acid Wolfman
8. Punks And Demons
9. The Devilman
10. Out of Sight
11. Revolution Motherfuckers
12. Welcome To The Electric Age
13. The Black Scorpion
14. Unclean Animals
15. Grave Discontent
And because one ringmaster of mayhem is never enough, Zombie is taking the spectacle on the road this summer alongside Marilyn Manson for the 2026 “Freaks On Parade” North American tour. Adding even more firepower to the lineup, Mongolian rock juggernauts The Hu and industrial veterans Orgy will join the run, turning the trek into a full-blown traveling circus of distortion. The tour kicks off August 20 in West Palm Beach at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre, storms through cities including Charlotte, Toronto, Kansas City, Auburn, and Ridgefield, and wraps September 20 in Concord, California at Toyota Pavilion.
From Florida humidity to Pacific Northwest haze, the tour will snake through major sheds like Mansfield’s Xfinity Center, Tinley Park’s Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre, West Valley City’s Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre, and Clarkston’s Pine Knob Music Theatre – a full month of theatrical shock, industrial swagger, and volume cranked into the red.
With The Great Satan, Zombie isn’t chasing trends or softening edges. He’s doubling down on distortion, spectacle, and the kind of larger-than-life freak-show grandeur only he can deliver. The video for “F.T.W. 84” isn’t just a single drop – it’s a warning shot. The carnival is open. The speakers are bleeding. And Rob Zombie is very much in control of the madness.
