NEW MUSIC: Adrianne Lenker Mesmerizes with New Single ‘Fool’ and Announces Album ‘Bright Future’

Adrianne Lenker, the spellbinding vocalist of Big Thief, captivates once again with her latest single ‘Fool’, offering a glimpse into her upcoming album ‘Bright Future’, set for release on 22 March. The song, adorned with bent, plucked, and trembling strings, navigates the complexities of love and indecision, evoking a sense of introspection and longing. Accompanied by a poignant video directed by her brother Noah Lenker, ‘Fool’ showcases Lenker’s ability to craft raw and emotive narratives that resonate deeply with listeners.

In ‘Fool’, Lenker delves into the intricacies of human relationships, pondering the prospect of second chances and the fear of missed opportunities. Producer Philip Weinrobe highlights the palpable joy in Lenker’s performance, reflecting the song’s themes of longing and acceptance. Recorded during a golden season at the forest-hidden studio, Double Infinity, ‘Fool’ captures a moment of musical camaraderie and emotional vulnerability.

‘Bright Future’ marks Lenker’s highly anticipated return since her 2020 album ‘songs & instrumentals’. Co-produced by Weinrobe and featuring collaborations with Nick Hakim, Mat Davidson, and Josefin Runsteen, the album is a testament to Lenker’s evolution as an artist. Drawing inspiration from her surroundings and personal experiences, Lenker’s modern melodies and poetic lyricism create a timeless sonic landscape.

As Lenker prepares to embark on a European and North American tour, fans eagerly anticipate the opportunity to experience her mesmerizing performances live. With a schedule spanning from intimate venues to renowned festivals, Lenker’s tour promises to be a celebration of music and connection.

Tour Dates:

21 March – KNOXVILLE, TN, USA, Big Ears Festival
19 April – GALWAY, IRELAND, The Black Box * (SOLD OUT)
20 April – KILKENNY, IRELAND, St. Canice’s Cathedral * (SOLD OUT)
21 April – DUBLIN, IRELAND, Vicar Street * (SOLD OUT)
24 April – GLASGOW, UK, Old Fruitmarket + (SOLD OUT)
25 April – MANCHESTER, UK, The Hall at Aviva Studios + (SOLD OUT)
27 April – LONDON, UK, Barbican Centre = (SOLD OUT)
28 April – LONDON, UK, Barbican Centre (Matinee show) =
28 April – LONDON, UK, Barbican Centre = (SOLD OUT)
29 April – BRISTOL, UK, Bristol Beacon + (SOLD OUT)
2 May – PARIS, FRANCE, Le Trianon + (SOLD OUT)
3 May – BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, Cirque Royale +
5 May – AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS, The Concertgebouw = (SOLD OUT)
6 May – BERLIN, GERMANY, Admiralspalast =
7 May – HAMBURG, GERMANY, Kampnagel =
10 May – COPENHAGEN, DENMARK, The Royal Danish Academy of Music = (SOLD OUT)
11 May – STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, Berns =
12 May – OSLO, NORWAY, Chateau Neuf =
9 June – AUSTIN, TX, USA, The Paramount Theatre %
10 June – AUSTIN, TX, USA, The Paramount Theatre %
12 June – ALBUQUERQUE, NM, USA, KiMO Theatre % (SOLD OUT)
13 June – TUCSON, AZ, USA, Rialto Theatre %
15 June – LOS ANGELES, CA, USA, The Theatre at Ace Hotel = (SOLD OUT)
16 June – LOS ANGELES, CA, USA, The Theatre at Ace Hotel + (SOLD OUT)
17 June – OAKLAND, CA, USA, Fox Theatre =
20 June – PORTLAND, OR, USA, Revolution Hall = (SOLD OUT)
21 June – PORTLAND, OR, USA, Revolution Hall + (SOLD OUT)
22 June – SEATTLE, WA, USA, Paramount Theatre + (SOLD OUT)
24 June – BOISE, ID, USA, Treefort Music Hall
25 June – SALT LAKE CITY, UT, USA, The Depot = (SOLD OUT)
26 June – DENVER, CO, USA, The Mission Ballroom = 
28 June – CHICAGO, IL, USA, Chicago Theatre = (SOLD OUT)
29 June – MINNEAPOLIS, MN, USA, State Theatre = (SOLD OUT)
26 July – NEWPORT, RI, USA, Newport Folk Festival
11 November – NORTHAMPTON, MA, USA, Academy of Music Theatre ^ (SOLD OUT)
12 November – BOSTON, MA, USA, Boch Centre Shubert Theatre ^
13 November – BOSTON, MA, USA, Boch Centre Shubert Theatre ^
15 November – MONTREAL, QC, CANADA, L’Olympia ^
16 November – TORONTO, ON, CANADA, Queen Elizabeth Theatre ^ (SOLD OUT)
18 November – BROOKLYN, NY, USA, Kings Theatre ^
19 November – BROOKLYN, NY, USA, Kings Theatre ^
21 November – ATLANTA, GA, USA, The Eastern ^
22 November – DURHAM, NC, USA, TBA ^
23 November – WASHINGTON, DC, USA, The Anthem ^
25 November – PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA, Union Transfer ^
26 November – PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA, Union Transfer ^

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