The Black Crowes Unveil Striking 'Profane Prophecy' Video

New album 'A Pound of Feathers' set for March 13 release

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

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The Black Crowes have released a bold new music video for their single 'Profane Prophecy,' offering a preview of their upcoming album 'A Pound of Feathers.' Directed with a surreal, Russ Meyer-inspired visual style, the video aligns with the track's exploration of 'the devil you know, the devil you never knew, the devil inside of me and devil inside of you,' according to frontman Chris Robinson.

Why it matters

The Black Crowes' new album 'A Pound of Feathers' marks a creative resurgence for the veteran rock band, as they rediscover their core musical spark after a Grammy nomination for their 2024 release 'Happiness Bastards.' The striking 'Profane Prophecy' video signals a bold new artistic direction for the group.

The details

Recorded in just over a week in Nashville with producer Jay Joyce, 'A Pound of Feathers' is described by the band as capturing their momentum and instinct. In addition to 'Profane Prophecy,' the group has also released 'Pharmacy Chronicles' ahead of the album's March 13 arrival. Following the release, The Black Crowes will embark on tour dates in Australia, Japan, Europe, and join Guns N' Roses for four stops on their 2026 world tour.

  • The Black Crowes' new album 'A Pound of Feathers' is set for release on March 13, 2026.
  • The band will tour Australia and Japan in April 2026.
  • The Black Crowes will play select European festivals in early summer 2026.
  • The band will join Guns N' Roses for four dates on their 2026 world tour.

The players

The Black Crowes

An American rock band formed in 1984 in Georgia, known for their bluesy, Southern rock sound and hit songs like 'Hard to Handle' and 'She Talks to Angels.'

Chris Robinson

The lead vocalist and founding member of The Black Crowes, known for his soulful vocals and charismatic stage presence.

Rich Robinson

The guitarist and co-founder of The Black Crowes, known for his guitar work and songwriting contributions to the band.

Jay Joyce

The producer who worked with The Black Crowes on their Grammy-nominated 2024 album 'Happiness Bastards' and their upcoming release 'A Pound of Feathers.'

Russ Meyer

An American filmmaker known for his distinctive visual style and exploitation films, which inspired the music video for 'Profane Prophecy.'

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What they’re saying

“'Profane Prophecy' is about the devil you know, the devil you never knew, the devil inside of me and devil inside of you. The mischief and madness in the beautiful expression that is rock n roll... and you can dance to it.”

— Chris Robinson, Frontman, The Black Crowes

“The album came together quickly, capturing momentum and instinct in just over a week.”

— Chris Robinson, Frontman, The Black Crowes

“The project is transformative and rooted in rediscovering the band's core creative spark.”

— Rich Robinson, Guitarist, The Black Crowes

What’s next

Following the release of 'A Pound of Feathers' on March 13, 2026, The Black Crowes will embark on a tour of Australia and Japan in April, play select European festivals in early summer, and later join Guns N' Roses for four dates on their 2026 world tour.

The takeaway

The Black Crowes' new album 'A Pound of Feathers' and its bold, visually striking 'Profane Prophecy' video signal a creative resurgence for the veteran rock band, as they rediscover their core musical spark and push their sound in a fresh, provocative direction.