beabadoobee reveals ‘Pylon’ album and fall 2026 tour

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Beabadoobee has made a triumphant return to the music scene. The singer, who hails from London and is known for hits like “Beaches,” has just announced her upcoming album, “Pylon.” Scheduled for release on September 18 through Dirty Hit/Interscope, the album marks an exciting new chapter in her career and will be accompanied by an extensive fall tour starting in October.

To kick off this new era, Beabadoobee has also dropped a new single titled “Sun Has Set,” along with a music video directed by Jake Erland. The song showcases a more intense and visceral side of the artist, with distorted guitars, live drums, and raw vocals that exude passion and emotion. The accompanying video is equally energetic, featuring chaotic scenes in various settings like a motel, car, and sun-drenched field.

The name “Pylon,” inspired by the metal structures that carry power lines, holds a dual meaning for the album. It not only represents the electrifying and edgier sound that Beabadoobee is exploring but also serves as a metaphor for the themes of anxiety and routine that she delves into as she navigates her mid-20s. Fans can expect a departure from her previous work, with a sharper focus on distorted rock elements that have been present in her past albums like “This Is How Tomorrow Moves” and “Our Extended Play.”

Excitingly, “Pylon” will feature collaborations with industry veterans such as Hayley Williams, TURNSTILE’s Brendan Yates, Pinegrove’s Evan Stephens Hall, Deftones’ Chino Moreno, and Title Fight’s Shane Moran. Additionally, production work on the album will be handled by The 1975’s Matty Healy and George Daniel, who are long-time friends and collaborators of Beabadoobee.

As part of the album release, Beabadoobee will be embarking on “The Powerlines Tour,” which will take her across North America, the UK, and Europe. This tour will mark her first major arena shows, including stops at iconic venues like Madison Square Garden, The Kia Forum, and The O2. Fans can look forward to performances of tracks from the new album, along with support from Gen Z shoegaze band, Wisp, and rock artist, Violet Grohl.

For those eager to secure their tickets early, an exclusive presale will be available on June 29th, with general ticket sales starting on July 2nd. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to catch Beabadoobee live on stage as she brings her new music to audiences around the world. Check out the full list of tour dates above and make sure to mark your calendars for an unforgettable experience with Beabadoobee.

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