| VIDEO FOR “BULLSEYE” WITH HOZIER New Album Forever Is A Feeling Out NowCBS Saturday Morning Appearance Tomorrow; North American Tour Begins April 16 |
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| (Credit: Shervin Lainez / download hi-res HERE) “This feels like a star turn… It’s fantastic.” – NPR Music“A gorgeous and tender album” – The New Yorker“The dreamiest star in indie rock’s current pantheon, Dacus is an expert in pulling out the details of experiences that start and often stay inside a person’s head” – Ann Powers, NPR Music“Her Most Intimate Dramas Yet” (4/5) – Rolling Stone“Dacus’ voice, steady, expansive and filled with warmth, has a nostalgic, old-timey quality, and she skewers the many sides of love – obsessive, gentle, precarious and unrealised – with observational scenes and unsteady first steps into unknown and risky new territory.” (4/5) – NME“One of the Best of the Year…A minor masterpiece of modern songwriting about love” – Slate Lucy Dacus’ new album and her fourth solo record, Forever Is A Feeling is out via Geffen Records. The album’s release comes replete with a special performance video for new single “Bullseye” – featuring acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter Hozier – and filmed for legendary Irish television show Other Voices at the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin last week. Dacus first met Hozier, one of her favorite artists, when he joined boygenius onstage at their show in Boston in September 2023. She later invited him to duet with her on “Bullseye“, a song about a breakup in which she felt both partners’ respective voices should be portrayed. |
| WATCH THE “BULLSEYE” PERFORMANCE HERE Shortly after boygenius’ multiple GRAMMY wins in January 2024, Lucy recorded Forever Is A Feeling in Los Angeles with an array of collaborators that includes Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, Blake Mills, Bartees Strange, Madison Cunningham, Collin Pastore, Jake Finch and Melina Duterte. Stream Forever Is A Feeling HERE The album’s debut single, “Ankles“, was debuted with a performance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in January and recently hit the top ten at AAA Radio in the U.S – marking Dacus’ first top ten radio hit as a solo artist. Dacus was profiled on CBS Saturday Morning in an interview with Anthony Mason. She also performed three songs from the new album on the show. Dacus will embark on the Forever Is A Feeling Tour beginning in Philadelphia on April 16th. Support comes from special guest Katie Gavin (of MUNA) and jasmine.4.t. The tour, her largest to date, includes Radio City Music Hall in New York, two nights at The Greek Theater in Los Angeles and a night at Red Rocks in Denver before heading to the UK and Europe in June. All dates below. WATCH VIDEO FOR “BEST GUESS” HERE WATCH VIDEO FOR “ANKLES” HERE |
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| (Forever Is A Feeling artwork, painted by Will St. John – download hi-res HERE) Forever Is A Feeling – TracklistCalliope PreludeBig DealAnklesLimerenceModiglianiTalkFor KeepsForever Is A FeelingCome OutBest GuessBullseye with HozierMost Wanted ManLost Time Forever Is A Feeling Tour:April 16th – The Met – Philadelphia, PA – SOLD OUT #April 18th – The Anthem – Washington, DC – SOLD OUT #April 19th – The Anthem – Washington DC # April 20th – MGM Music Hall – Boston, MA #April 21st – MGM Music Hall – Boston, MA – SOLD OUT #April 23rd – Radio City Music Hall – New York, NY – SOLD OUT #April 24th – Radio City Music Hall – New York, NY – SOLD OUT #April 25th – Massey Hall – Toronto, ON – SOLD OUT #April 26th – Massey Hall – Toronto, ON #April 29th – Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, TN – SOLD OUT #April 30th – Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, TN – SOLD OUT #May 1st – Chicago Theatre – Chicago, IL – SOLD OUT #May 2nd – Chicago Theatre – Chicago, IL – SOLD OUT #May 5th – Palace Theatre – St. Paul, MN – SOLD OUT #May 6th – Palace Theatre – St. Paul, MN #May 7th – Midland – Kansas City, MO #May 9th – Winspear Opera House – Dallas, TX #May 10th – Moody Amphitheatre – Austin, TX #May 12th – Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Denver, CO #May 14th – The Greek Theatre – Los Angeles, CA #May 15th – The Greek Theatre – Los Angeles, CA #July 25th – FDR Park – Philadelphia, PAAug 1st – Osheaga Festival – Montreal, QCAug 2nd – Aug 3rd – Back Cove Music & Arts Festival – Portland, MESep 21st – Shaky Knees Festival – Atlanta, GA UK & Europe June 8th – The Trinity Centre – Bristol, UK (early show)June 8th – The Trinity Centre – Bristol, UK (late show) *SOLD OUT*June 9th – Pryzm – Kingston, UK (early show)June 9th – Pryzm – Kingston, UK (late show) *SOLD OUT*June 11th – Bergenfest – Bergen, NOJune 12th – Rockefeller – Oslo, NOJune 13th – 15th – Best Kept Secret Festival – Hilvarenbeek, NLJune 16th – Paradiso – Amsterdam, NL *SOLD OUT*June 17th – Paradiso – Amsterdam, NLJune 18th – Astra – Berlin, DEJune 19th – Astra – Berlin, DE *SOLD OUT*June 21st – Southside Festival – Tuttlingen, DEJune 22nd – Hurricane Festival – Brussels, BEJune 24th – Ancienne Belgique – Brussels, BEJune 25th – Trianon – Paris, FRJune 26th – Brixton Academy – London, UK *SOLD OUT*June 28th – Glastonbury – Somerset, UKJune 30th – Usher Hall – Edinburgh, UKJuly 1st – Barrowlands – Glasgow, UKJuly 2nd – Academy – Manchester, UK *SOLD OUT*July 3rd – Iveagh Gardens – Dublin, IEJuly 5th – Roskilde Festival – Roskilde, DK # with Katie Gavin and jasmine.4.t. |
