Love In Chains Drop New Single “Here”

Melodic hard rockers Love In Chains unveil their new single and announce the new album “Good Lovin',” set for an October 16th release. The new single, “Good Lovin',” is built on a foundation of melodic, hooky, and catchy harmonies — then sears the soul with robust and modern production.

Built on the foundation of the band's previous albums, Good Lovin' brings a tighter, more polished sound across 10 tracks that deliver both the heavy and the melodic. Memorable choruses, big hooks, and robust production connect with a new generation of rock fans while honoring the band's classic roots.

The second single, “Here,” is a smooth, melodic rocker with a memorable hook and a feel-good, classic-’80s spirit — Firehouse's “Don't Treat Me Bad” meets Stryper. The title track follows the acclaimed first single with catchy hooks, a mainstream edge, and a fun-loving energy, all wrapped in a modern, powerful production.

Highly inspired by the likes of KISS, Firehouse, Europe, Winger, Warrant, Whitesnake, Dokken, and Stryper, Love In Chains has the heart and soul to heat up the new generation of hard rock fans.

Love In Chains is best defined as unapologetic throwback hard rock — heavy riffs, bombastic drums, soaring vocals, and heavenly harmonies. This is the music of your youth, modernized. Building on the success of their previous album “Everyday Heroes,” the band has set their sights on further reaching the global masses with a more robust and powerful production. Packing the power, grace, and intensity, Love In Chains is an unapologetic throwback to a time when heavy guitar riffs, bombastic drums, soaring vocals, and heavenly harmonies dominated the airwaves.

Initially a project of guitarist Mike Floros (SteelCity) and vocalist Rob Kane (Apocalyptic Lovers), the two men quickly realized they were onto something very special. They enlisted Mike's trusted production team of Ty Sims and Erik Johnson to help round out the sound that would become Love In Chains. Their creative input helped elevate the band's sound and presence.

Love In Chains realizes that the number one way to engage with its fans is live performance. Looking to the immediate future, the band plans to play select shows to support their music. One step at a time, one show at a time, they intend to win over those who've supported their musical releases — with power, grace, and intensity.

The goal isn't to rush the process. It's about building something real with the fans who support the music. Love In Chains intends to win audiences over the old-fashioned way — by getting on stage and delivering the music with the same energy, musicianship, and attitude found on the recordings. How will they do it? With power. With grace. With intensity.