Alex G reveals information about his tenth album, titled ‘Headlights.’

      Alex G has announced that his upcoming LP, ‘Headlights’, is set to release on 18th July through his new label, RCA Records. This will be the proper follow-up to 2022’s ‘God Save The Animals’ (during which he also composed the soundtrack for the 2024 horror film I Saw The TV Glow). ‘Headlights’ will be the singer-songwriter’s tenth studio album and has been introduced by the mandolin-driven nostalgia of the new single ‘Afterlife’ - you can watch the track’s video directed by Charlotte Rutherford here. Additionally, the cult artist has revealed that he will be going on tour later this year with Nilüfer Yanya to celebrate the album's release. Tickets are available now, and you can find the complete tour schedule below.

      JUNE 2025

      13 London, Outbreak Festival

      14 Manchester, Outbreak Festival

      JULY 2025

      25 Newport, RI, Newport Folk Festival

      SEPTEMBER 2025

      10 Boston, MA, Roadrunner

      11 Boston, MA, Roadrunner

      13 Cleveland, OH, The Agora

      14 Toronto, ON, HISTORY

      15 Toronto, ON, HISTORY

      17 Chicago, IL, The Salt Shed

      18 St Paul, MN, Palace Theatre

      20 Denver, CO, Mission Ballroom

      23 Oakland, CA, The Fox Theater

      24 Oakland, CA, The Fox Theater

      26 Los Angeles, CA, The Greek Theatre

      28 Phoenix, AZ, Arizona Financial Theatre

      30 Austin, TX, Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater

      OCTOBER 2025

      01 Austin, TX, Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater

      03 Atlanta, GA, The Eastern

      04 Nashville, TN, Ryman Auditorium

      06 Raleigh, NC, The Ritz

      07 Washington, DC, The Anthem

      08 New York, NY, Radio City Music Hall

      11 Philadelphia, PA, The Fillmore

      12 Philadelphia, PA, The Fillmore

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