Wolf Hoffmann, Accept’s guitarist, on bands new partnership with Adam Parsons Entertainment and reason for there new album “Too Mean To Die”

 

German heavy metal legends **Accept** have entered a new chapter in their storied career, announcing a major management shift that has fans and industry insiders buzzing. The band has officially partnered with **Adam Parsons Entertainment** for full management and representation duties, signaling a bold move as they continue to build on their legacy.

A Fresh Partnership

Accept’s partnership with Adam Parsons Entertainment brings them under the guidance of one of the most experienced and respected figures in the rock and metal world. Parsons, known for his work with acts like UFO, Europe, and Saxon, brings decades of artist management expertise and a reputation for helping iconic bands navigate both the business and creative aspects of their careers.

This new alliance is expected to reinvigorate Accept’s touring, promotion, and strategic direction globally, giving the band an even stronger platform as they continue to reach fans across generations and continents.

Wolf Hoffmann: “The Best is Yet to Come!”

The announcement was met with great enthusiasm from Accept’s founding guitarist and driving creative force, **Wolf Hoffmann**. In a statement, Hoffmann said:

> “We’re thrilled to be working with Adam Parsons Entertainment. There’s a lot more fire left in this band—and I truly believe the best is yet to come!!”

Hoffmann’s optimism reflects the band’s unwavering commitment to evolving without abandoning the crushing riffs and powerful songwriting that have

defined their sound for over four decades. Accept has never been content to rest on their laurels, and this new management deal seems to be yet another step in their refusal to slow down.

“Too Mean To Die”: A Testament to Endurance

Accept’s latest album, **“Too Mean To Die,”** released via **Nuclear Blast**, has served as a strong statement of intent from a band still delivering powerful, relevant music decades into their career. Released during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the album was praised for its high-energy production, classic heavy metal grit, and standout tracks like “Zombie Apocalypse” and the title track “Too Mean to Die.”

The album proves that Accept remains a formidable force in the global metal scene. It mixes the band’s traditional sound with modern production quality, showing they are both veterans and innovators.

Still Breaking the Rules

Since forming in the late 1970s, Accept has become synonymous with the evolution of heavy metal. With albums like **”Balls to the Wall”**, **”Metal Heart”**, and **”Restless and Wild,”** they helped lay the groundwork for generations of metal bands to follow.

Through various lineup changes and a rapidly changing music industry, Accept has remained fiercely loyal to their identity. Now, with the support of Adam Parsons Entertainment, they appear poised to enter yet another exciting phase—touring, recording, and bringing their music to even wider audiences.

Looking Ahead

While no official tour dates or project announcements have been made as part of this management shift, fans are already anticipating big things. With Hoffmann at the helm and a veteran manager steering the ship, Accept’s next chapter promises to be as loud, fast, and uncompromising as ever.

In an industry where many veteran acts fade quietly into retirement, Accept seems to be roaring in the opposite direction—with new energy, new leadership, and a clear message:

**They’re not done yet. In fact, they might just be getting started.**