NEW YORK - TelAve -- The Last Match, the original pro-wrestling rock experience, today announced the release of brand-new live music and an official music video for the song "Thirty Years," performed by internationally renowned West End and Broadway star Ramin Karimloo.

Captured in a raw, live performance setting, "Thirty Years" is a powerful reflection on legacy, sacrifice, and the emotional toll of a life spent in the ring. The track blends driving rock energy with theatrical intensity, mirroring the world of The Last Match, where professional wrestling and live music collide in a story about identity, memory, and what it costs to keep fighting.

"Thirty Years" features lyrics by Jason Huza, with music by Sylvana Joyce and C. Robert Smith.

The accompanying music video brings those themes to life with a cinematic edge, offering fans their first visual taste of the world behind The Last Match. Anchored by Karimloo's commanding performance, the video leans into grit, vulnerability, and hard-earned truth.

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Director and Co-Creater Jeremiah James spoke about Karimloo's commitment to the role and the physical demands of the production.

"When my team and I conceived the idea for The Last Match back in 2019, never did we imagine having an international theatrical star like Ramin Karimloo playing this role. The role required Ramin ( and anyone else who plays the role ) to be trained to be a professional wrestler," said James. "He's taking real bumps in the ring, getting thrown around and body slammed night after night, and then he stands up and sings like that. There's no trick, its brutal on the body. It is the most physically demanding role ever conceived for an actor.  It's madness, and it's thrilling to watch. That level of commitment from Ramin is what makes The Last Match feel so raw and alive, and has catapulted us to where we are today."

The release marks the next chapter for The Last Match: A Pro-Wrestling Rock Experience. The creative team has confirmed that a new production is in development, with more details to be revealed in the coming months.

To learn more, visit http://thelastmatch.com