Following last month’s announcement of their new album, Brooklyn trio Big Thief has released a second preview of their upcoming record ‘Double Infinity’ with the track ‘All Night All Day’. This new offering is more rhythmically driven and percussive compared to the album's previously released lead single, the beautiful and introspective ‘Incomprehensible’. ‘All Night All Day’ represents “an expression of love and desire without shame”. The song is part of the band’s sixth full-length album, which is scheduled to drop on 5th September via 4AD. The recording took place over three wintry weeks at New York’s Power Station late last year, where the band collaborated with a group of musicians - Alena Spanger, Caleb Michel, Hannah Cohen, Jon Nellen, Joshua Crumbly, June McDoom, Laraaji, Mikel Patrick Avery, Mikey Buishas - to embrace a more improvisational style for the album. ‘Double Infinity’ follows the band's standalone singles from 2023, ‘Vampire Empire’ and ‘Born For Loving You’, as well as their ‘Passional Relations’ EP released earlier this year to support organizations aiding LA communities after the wildfires in January. The album will consist of nine tracks, which you can find listed below, along with a link to listen to ‘All Night All Day’.
‘Double Infinity’ tracklist:
1. Incomprehensible
2. Words
3. Los Angeles
4. All Night All Day
5. Double Infinity
6. No Fear
7. Grandmother [ft. Laraaji]
8. Happy With You
9. How Could I Have Known
The band has also announced a North American headline tour to promote the album's release. Check out their upcoming performances below.
SEPTEMBER 2025
17 SACRAMENTO, CA, USA, Channel 24
19 TROUTDALE, OR, USA, McMenamins Edgefield
21 BOISE, ID, USA, Idaho Botanical Garden
22 SALT LAKE CITY, UT, USA, Twilight Concert Series
25 BERKELEY, CA, USA, The Greek Theatre
27 LOS ANGELES, CA, USA, Hollywood Bowl
28 SAN DIEGO, CA, USA, The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park
OCTOBER 2025
01 MEXICO CITY, MEXICO, Teatro Metropolitan
20 PORTLAND, OR, USA, State Theatre
21 BOSTON, MA, USA, MGM Music Hall at Fenway
22 PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA, The Met
24 WASHINGTON, DC, USA, The Anthem
25 FOREST HILLS, NY, USA, Forest Hills Stadium
29 RALEIGH, NC, USA, Red Hat Amphitheater
30 ATLANTA, GA, USA, Fox Theatre
31 NEW ORLEANS, LA, USA, Saenger Theatre
NOVEMBER 2025
03 TULSA, OK, USA, Cain’s Ballroom
04 DALLAS, TX, USA, The Bomb Factory
05 AUSTIN, TX, USA, Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park
The recently announced performances will be held in specially selected venues, ending at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
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