Greg Freeman announces new LP and tour for All Set the Bone

Greg Freeman is back, and he’s bringing a dose of reflection and tension with his third studio album, All Set the Bone. Following up his critically acclaimed Burnover, which many considered one of the favorite albums of the year, this new record is set to arrive on October 2 via Transgressive/Canvasback.

Freeman described the creation process as an epiphany, noting that the album was a “reflection of a lot of change, and a lot of tension.” He revealed that this moment surprised him, as he thought it would take much longer to gather the necessary influences for such a shift in sound. The album is a testament to the intricate collaboration behind the music, featuring producers like John Congleton, alongside longtime collaborators Garrett Linck and Sam Atallah.

The soundtrack begins with the instantly infectious single, Indu. This track successfully dials up the appealing indie rock sound of Burnover, adding a delightful crunch of Americana to the mix. The song is brought to life by an engaging animation by Rob Riggs, offering fans a visual entry point into the album’s atmosphere.

The lyrical landscape of All Set the Bone is rich with evocative titles, including songs like Cahokia, Totaled, and Marooned, culminating in a list that spans from Indu to Bury Me The Shovel.

The momentum is already building for the next chapter of touring. Freeman has an immediate engagement lined up tonight at Union Pool in Brooklyn with Wendy Eisenberg, setting the stage for an upcoming European tour starting in August. As the band heads across the continent, they are also announced for new North American dates in October and November.

These fall performances promise a dynamic mix of artists, including Hello Shark, Touch Girl Apple Blossom, and Robber Robber. Fans looking to catch the full scope of Freeman’s creative energy can look out for ticket sales starting Friday, July 24 at 10 AM local time for all new dates.

The upcoming schedule is packed with excitement, moving from the Union Pool in New York to various stops across Europe and North America, ensuring that All Set the Bone will resonate far beyond the initial release.