Fred announces new album “USB002” and plans pop-up tour in 10 cities

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Fred again.. has announced the release of his new album “USB002” and plans to hold a pop-up tour in 10 cities. The venues for each show will be announced a few days before each performance, with the first location to be revealed soon.

“USB002” follows the 2022 release of “USB,” containing a total of 10 tracks. “USB” was conceptualized as an “infinite album” and has seen the inclusion of songs like “leavemealone,” “Rumble,” and “Jungle.” In 2024, additional tracks such as “ItsNotREEAALLLLLLLL” (Duoteque × Orion Sun) and “BerwynGesaffNeighbours” (BERWYN × Gesaffelstein) were added to the evolving project.

With “USB002,” which is considered a new chapter building on the momentum of its predecessor, Fred again.. has garnered significant attention. The album is set to be released on December 12.

Earlier this summer, Fred again.. headlined the first day of the FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL, delivering a captivating live performance that thrilled the audience. Following this, solo performances in Tokyo and Osaka with Joy (Anonymous) quickly sold out and generated buzz on social media as the packed venues witnessed an electrifying stage presence.

In a recent interview conducted by EDM MAXX, Fred again.. and Anonymous, who shared the stage domestically, discussed their collaboration. The interview provides further insight into their creative process and is a must-read for fans.

Fred again..’s upcoming visit to Japan for FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL ’25 marks a significant point in his career, as he has expressed his deep connection to the country through his social media posts. The possibility of additional shows in Asia has also been hinted at, adding to the excitement surrounding his upcoming performances.

In another exciting development, Fred again.. has surprised fans with a new EP titled “Skepta..Fred” in collaboration with grime heavyweight Skepta. The unexpected release showcases the dynamic chemistry between the two artists and promises to deliver a unique listening experience.

As the music industry continues to evolve, artists like Fred again.. are pushing boundaries and exploring new avenues for creative expression. With each release, he captivates audiences with his innovative sound and infectious energy, solidifying his position as a trailblazer in the music scene. Fans can look forward to experiencing his latest work firsthand as it unfolds on stage during his upcoming tour.

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