Rebirth
Frontline formed in Nuremberg in 1989 around founding vocalist Stephan Kämmerer, who still fronts the band.

CD Details
| Artist | FRONTLINE |
|---|---|
| Title | Rebirth |
| Release date | |
| Japanese edition | |
| Label | Avalon (Marquee Inc.) |
| Format | CD (Japanese edition) |
| Catalog No. | MICP-12022 |
| Tracks | 15 |
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Track List
- Burning Horizon
- Blacktop Parachute
- After You're Gone
- Two Tickets To The Afterglow
- Boulevard Echo
- Burning Shadows
- One Life One Love
- Stone and Feather
- Shattered Glass Dreams
- Heart On The Dashboard
- Burning The Distance
- White Line Miracle
- Back To The Bright
- Arc Of Lightning
- Two Tickets To The Afterglow (Acoustic Bonus Track)
Music Video
Burning Horizon · Official Music Video
Two Tickets To The Afterglow · Official Music Video
After You're Gone · Official Music Video
Burning The Distance · Official Visualizer
LINER NOTES
Frontline formed in Nuremberg in 1989 around founding vocalist Stephan Kämmerer, who still fronts the band. The debut The State Of Rock arrived in 1994, and Two Faced, Heroes, Right Attitude, Against The World, The Seventh Sign and Circles followed, the last of them in 2006. Rebirth is the first studio album since then, and the band describe it as their own resurrection after more than twenty years of silence. It is also the first record the group has made since guitarist and songwriter Robby Böbel died in 2022. Alongside Kämmerer is Christian Mühlroth, whom Frontiers Music credit as the album's new guitarist and its producer, with Diego De Sousa Pires on keyboards, Eric Juris on bass and Andreas Latzko on drums. The main programme runs to fourteen new songs. Three of them appeared ahead of the album, each with an official video: Burning Horizon in February 2026, Two Tickets To The Afterglow in March and After You're Gone in April. Frontiers Music released the record internationally on 15 May 2026, and Avalon (Marquee Inc.) issued the Japanese edition on 3 June 2026, adding an acoustic reading of Two Tickets To The Afterglow at the end. Fifteen songs.