Future Islands Release One-Off Single 'Glimpse'
North American fall dates start this month with two sold-out shows in Vancouver and wrapping up in New Orleans.
Baltimore’s Future Islands have shared a brand-new song, “Glimpse”. Recorded during the People Who Aren’t There Anymore sessions, “Glimpse” focuses on a family home burning down and coming to terms with the physical and emotional losses and coming to terms with the erasure of a collective history.
“Glimpse” was mixed by Chris Coady and Steve Wright and produced by Future Islands with Steve Wright. Its cover art is by BEEDALLO, art direction and design by Nolen Strals, continuing a visual partnership from People Who Aren’t There Anymore. Jayla Smith created the accompanying animated video.
Earlier this year, the four-piece released their seventh studio album People Who Aren’t There Anymore (4AD). It heralded a new chapter for Future Islands who, despite having formed nearly two decades ago, continue to challenge themselves and each other. Where they’ve pursued ever-higher energy anthems in the past, they’ve turned inward this time and unlocked a new level of ferocity.
North American fall dates start this month with two sold-out shows in Vancouver and wrapping up in New Orleans. For tickets and further information, head HERE.
Future Islands Tour Dates
September 10 – VANCOUVER, BC, Malkin Bowl **SOLD OUT**
September 11 – VANCOUVER, BC, Malkin Bowl **SOLD OUT**
September 13 – SEATTLE, WA, Paramount Theatre **SOLD OUT**
September 14 – PORTLAND, OR, Revolution Hall **SOLD OUT**
September 15 – PORTLAND, OR, Revolution Hall
September 17 – OAKLAND, CA, Fox Theater
September 18 – LOS ANGELES, CA, Shrine Auditorium
September 19– DEL MAR, CA, The Sound **SOLD OUT**
September 21– PHOENIX, AZ, The Van Buren
September 22 – SANTA FE, NM, The Bridge at Santa Fe Brewing **SOLD OUT**
September 24 – DENVER, CO, Mission Ballroom
September 26 – AUSTIN, TX, ACL Live at The Moody Theatre
September 27 – HOUSTON, TX, White Oak Music Hall
September 28 – DALLAS, TX, Longhorn Ballroom
September 29 – NEW ORLEANS, LA, The Joy Theater
Photo credit: Frank Hamilton
