English songwriter Lucy Rose is back with her new single ‘Pale Blue Eyes.’
Last year, she released a powerful album titled ‘This Ain’t The Way You Go Out,’ which explored themes of illness, trauma, and healing. Her most candid and emotive work so far, the album showcased Lucy’s skilled melodic approach and confident songwriting.
Available now, ‘Pale Blue Eyes’ continues her musical journey. The song reflects on motherhood and its redemptive aspects, featuring piano chords that possess a jazz-like flexibility.
The recording is elegantly simple, consisting of a trio arrangement with piano, drums, and bass, recorded at Paul Weller’s studios in Surrey.
Lucy Rose shared her thoughts:
“The song was challenging; it took me some time to determine what I wanted to express. The chorus is dedicated to that one person who helped me maintain my self-belief during my lowest moments—my little boy. While I felt my body was failing and no one seemed to believe me, his love for me remained unwavering.”
Tune in now.
In 2026, Lucy will embark on a tour featuring last year’s praised album ‘This Ain’t The Way You Go Out.’ The tour will kick off in February 2026, including a performance at the London Palladium on March 4th.
Pre-sale for fans begins on February 26th at 10 am, with general ticket sales starting on Friday, February 28th at 10 am GMT through Lucy's website.
The following shows are scheduled:
February 26 – Room Howard Assembly
February 27 – Edinburgh Queen’s Hall
February 28 – Gateshead The Glasshouse
March 1 – Manchester RNCM Concert Hall
March 4 – The Palladium, London
March 5 – Town Hall, Birmingham
March 6 – St George’s, Bristol
March 7 – St George’s Church, Brighton
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English songwriter Lucy Rose is back with her latest single, 'Pale Blue Eyes'. Last year, she released her impactful album 'This Ain't The Way You Go Out'.