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  • beabadoobee Announces New Album ‘Pylon,’ Books 2026 Tour

    beabadoobee’s Pylon: A New Chapter Forged in Uncertainty

    The wait is over for fans of beabadoobee, as her fourth studio album, Pylon, officially arrives on September 18th. Before the full release, the atmosphere is already buzzing, fueled by the highly anticipated preview of the new single Sun Has Set.

    This latest work isn’t just a collection of songs; it’s an emotional excavation. beabadoobee has shared that the album was written during a deeply reflective time, navigating the confusion and uncertainty of being away from home. She captured this feeling in her words, sharing that she was missing home and still learning to accept the internal conflict that comes with change.

    “I hope you guys listen, enjoy, cry, scream and find your own meaning in Pylon when it’s out,” she shared, inviting listeners into the emotional landscape of the record. It is a testament to vulnerability and resilience, wrapped up in some of the most compelling music the artist has ever produced.

    The soundscape of Pylon is richly layered, featuring collaborations with some of the industry’s heaviest hitters. The album boasts features from talents such as Hayley Williams, Deftones’ Chino Moreno, and Turnstile’s Brendan Yates, adding depth and texture to beabadoobee’s signature style.

    The tracklist itself hints at this exploration of complexity, with songs like Estranged, Switchblade, Write Me a Letter, and the powerful collaboration on Nothing to Prove (featuring Hayley Williams) setting the stage for an intense listening experience.

    Beyond the music, beabadoobee is gearing up for a massive tour supporting Pylon this fall, bringing the sound to arenas across the US and Canada. Fans can look forward to live performances at major venues, including Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on October 7th, Montreal’s Place Bell on October 8th, and Vancouver’s Rogers Arena on October 28th.

    The tour schedule is packed with energy, spanning major cities from Boston to Los Angeles, culminating in an extensive run across North America. This journey promises to be as emotionally resonant as the music itself, offering audiences a chance to connect with the themes of self-discovery and finding meaning through loud, honest sound.

    With release dates approaching and the tour logistics underway, anticipation is at an all-time high for Pylon. Get ready to listen, feel, and find your own meaning in this unforgettable new chapter.

    Credit: Exclaim!

  • beabadoobee Details Star-Studded ‘Pylon’ LP

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    In a move that proves some creative connections are simply meant to be, beabadoobee and The Marías recently delivered a dreamy single, “All I Did Was Dream of You.” But the creative momentum doesn’t stop there, as singer/songwriter Beatrice Laus is ready to open a brand new chapter in her story.

    Laus is gearing up for her fourth album, Pylon, which is set to drop on September 18th via Dirty Hit and Interscope. Following the success of 2024’s U.K. chart-topper This Is How Tomorrow Moves, this new record promises a sonic evolution, previewed by the latest single “Sun Has Set” and a compelling first-person video directed by longtime visual collaborator Jake Erland.

    The concept behind the album title, Pylon, draws inspiration from the towering electrical structures that crisscross the globe. For Laus, these lines evolved into a powerful symbol—a tether to home amidst the isolation experienced while on the road. The pylons served as a reminder of family and friends even as touring created a sense of disconnect, ultimately inspiring the album’s jagged, forceful identity.

    Musically, Pylon deepens Laus’ established love for rock music while inviting an eclectic lineup of alternative talent. The track “Nothing To Prove” features Paramore’s Hayley Williams, delivering an anthem about reclaiming power from temporary friendships. Brendan Yates of Turnstile lends his voice to the brooding “Powerlines,” while guests include Pinegrove’s Evan Stephens Hall, Deftones’ Chino Moreno, and Title Fight’s Shane Moran. Adding to the creative tapestry, Matty Healy and George Daniel of the 1975 contributed production work on the track “Write Me a Letter.”

    This new material is set to hit the road with the Powerlines tour this fall, marking Laus’ first arena trek and biggest headlining run to date. Beginning October 1st, the journey will take her to massive venues including Madison Square Garden in New York, Los Angeles’ Kia Forum, and London’s O2. The tour is supported by Wisp and Violet Grohl across North America, Canada, and the U.K., with Violet Grohl joining the European leg.

    Fans can secure tickets through a presale beginning June 29th, with general tickets available July 2nd. Get ready for an experience that is both deeply personal and explosively loud.

    Credit: Spin