CHAS LEVI From JUSTICE FOR THE DAMNED Talks Resilience, New Music, And The Upcoming Australian Tour

Interview by Angela Croudace
In a recent interview, Chas Levi, the drummer of Justice For The
Damned, shared his excitement about returning to the stage after a
challenging period, as well as the band's highly anticipated new
music and upcoming Australian tour. The band's journey has been
anything but easy, but with their latest single, The Current, they
have come out stronger and more determined than ever.
Chas spoke candidly about the surreal feeling of being back with
the band after battling through personal struggles. "It's just a
total blur," he admits. "It's happened so fast, and I can barely
believe it, but I'm stoked." The band's resilience is evident, and
with new music released and tours lined up, Chas and his bandmates
are more energized than ever. He also mentioned that getting back
into the groove of performing has been an incredibly rewarding
experience. "The shows so far have been insane," he says. "They
feel so much better now, maybe it's just because I'm back, but it’s
like nothing else."
Looking ahead, Justice For The Damned is gearing up for their
headline Australian tour this March, covering major cities as well
as more regional areas. "It’s going to be wild, especially the
regional tour," Chas reveals. "Some of these places are so off the
map for us, but we want to bring the energy to every corner of
Australia." For Chas, this tour is especially significant because
it marks his return to the stage in his home country after a long
absence.
As for the music, the band's upcoming album promises to be an
exciting blend of new sounds, with Chas describing the new material
as more groovy and spacious compared to previous releases. The
latest single, The Current, has already been well received by fans,
and the band is eager to perform it live. Chas says the track has
resonated with him on a personal level, reflecting both his
struggles and triumphs. "It’s about endurance and resilience,
things we’ve all gone through, especially in the last few
years."
Looking back at the band's journey, Chas is grateful for the
opportunity to connect with fans across the world. He’s especially
excited about the upcoming regional shows, which he sees as a way
of returning to the roots of their fan base. "We’re just excited to
be bringing our music to places we’ve never been before," he says.
"It’s the most fun you can have, playing to passionate people who
might not always get the big shows coming through."


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