Heavens Edge - Philadelphia - Completist Bundle

Tracklist:

THE TEMPEST
LFG
YOU'RE MINE TONIGHT
WHAT'S HE GOT
DEFINITE MAYBE
WRONG OR RIGHT
WHY CAN'T THIS BE LOVE
YOUNG HEARTS
I'LL BE JUST FINE (WITHOUT YOU)
I WISH YOU WOULD
NO WAY OUT

Following the critically acclaimed success of Get It Right and a triumphant return to stages across the U.S. and Europe, Philadelphia hard rock legends HEAVENS EDGE are back with Philadelphia, an album that proudly celebrates the city where their remarkable journey began nearly four decades ago.

For a band whose story includes major label success, personal tragedy, long periods of silence, and one of hard rock’s most inspiring comebacks, Philadelphia represents both a tribute to their roots and a bold statement about their future. Rather than relying on nostalgia, HEAVENS EDGE continue to build on the creative momentum that made Get It Right such a surprise critical and fan favorite, delivering another collection of memorable songs packed with hooks, heart, and unmistakable attitude.

Produced by the band with additional vocal production from Jacob Bunton, mixed by Jay Ruston and mastered by Jens Dreesen, Philadelphia captures HEAVENS EDGE at their most confident and energized. From the fist-pumping anthem “LFG” to the infectious first video single “What’s He Got” and the irresistible melodic punch of “Definite Maybe,” the album showcases a band firing on all cylinders, combining classic American hard rock swagger with contemporary songwriting and production.

Led by the unmistakable voice of Mark Evans and the stellar guitar work of founding members Reggie Wu and Steve Parry, alongside drummer David Rath and bassist Jaron Gulino, HEAVENS EDGE prove once again that their second act is every bit as compelling as their first.

Named after the city that shaped them and inspired generations of hard rock fans, Philadelphia is more than just a new album—it is a celebration of resilience, brotherhood, and the enduring power of great songs. If Get It Right reintroduced HEAVENS EDGE to the world, Philadelphia confirms that the band’s creative renaissance is far from over.