Rock giants Three Days Grace have launched arguably their biggest anthem yet with the release of a new single Dominate. Setting the tone as the first track on the upcoming record Alienation (due out on August 22nd via RCA Records), the new song, rooted in strength and power, delivers exactly what Three Days Grace loyal fans know and love.

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Dominate serves as a follow up to Zakk Cervini, Dan Lancaster and Howard Benson track Apologies, which bursts to life with riveting guitar riffs, immediately pulling listeners into the dynamic soundscape. Echoing the raw spirit of classic 2000s rock, the energetic tempo drives momentum forward into the chorus, creating an urgent and electrifying atmosphere. Soaring vocals cut through the mix, amplifying the emotion behind the lyrics, while the tight rhythm section anchors the track with steady intensity.

“This song’s about the fire that wakes you up when the world doesn’t. The sun doesn’t rise or set for you – it just keeps spinning. If you want something, really want it, you’ve gotta bleed for it. You’ve gotta be willing to give up everything – sleep, comfort, peace – just to get a shot at being the best. I’ve lived that. I’ve felt the weight of proving myself when no one thought I could. But when you’ve got something to prove and nothing left to lose? That’s when you’re at your most dangerous. Dominate isn’t just a word – it’s a mindset. You take the hits. You push through the pain. You don’t wait – you take what’s yours. That’s how I see it. That’s how I live it. This one’s for anyone who’s ever been counted out – and came back to own it all,” speaks on the new single band’s vocalist/guitarist Matt Walst.

Three Days Grace are currently wrapping up a Canadian tour with Volbeat. They’ll kick off a co-headlining US tour with Breaking Benjamin in late August, before heading to Europe for a winter ran with support from Badflower. For a full list of tour dates, tickets and more info head to www.threedaysgrace.com and/or www.fb.com/threedaysgrace.