WEDNESDAY 13 has announced the release of "Un-Alive At Pol'and'Rock 2025," a live album capturing the band's performance at Poland's legendary Pol'and'Rock festival in 2025. The record arrives September 25, 2026 via Napalm Records, and it documents what Wednesday 13 himself describes as "the biggest concert we've ever played" — a show performed before more than 750,000 attendees at the Czaplynek-Broczyno airfield.
That number is staggering. For context, Pol'and'Rock — formerly known as Woodstock Poland and organized annually by the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity — is one of the largest open-air festivals in the world, drawing a massive cross-section of Polish music fans across multiple stages and days. For a horror-punk and metal act like WEDNESDAY 13 to command the main stage before three-quarters of a million people is a testament to the band's decade-plus of relentless touring and devoted cult following.
The live album spans fifteen tracks, pulling from across WEDNESDAY 13's entire career — including material from his former group MURDERDOLLS and his most recent solo record "Mid Death Crisis." The setlist functions as a comprehensive career retrospective, built for an audience that may range from long-time devotees to curious newcomers drawn in by the scale of the event.
WEDNESDAY 13 will also embark on the "Shocktober Blood" North American tour, launching September 23 in San Jose, California and concluding Halloween night in Denver, Colorado. The tour visits major cities including Portland, Las Vegas, Raleigh, and Nashville — a suitably horror-themed routing for a band whose entire aesthetic is built around the darker side of October.
The band's current lineup features Wednesday 13 (vocals), Jack Tankersely (guitar), Ashes (lead guitar), Troy Doebbler (bass), and Mike Dupke (drums).
"Un-Alive At Pol'and'Rock 2025" arrives September 25, 2026 via Napalm Records.