Jens Lekman announces new album 'I Know What Love Isn't'
It’s the news we here at Best Fit have been wanting to bring you for quite a while: Jens Lekman is set to release a new album!
The Swedish singer will release his first full-length in five years during September and it’ll take the name I Know What Love Isn’t.
I Know What Love Isn’t is the follow-up to last year’s An Argument With Myself EP and will be celebrated with a full European tour, with a trio dates in the UK including a show at Hackney Empire on 20 September.
Jens has also been so kind to preview a track from this coming release, ‘Erica America’ airing on Pitchfork earlier today and which you can stream below.
Listen beneath:
The tracklist reads as:
1 Every Little Hair Knows Your Name
2 Erica America
3 Become Someone Else’s
4 Some Dandruff on Your Shoulder
5 She Just Don’t Want to be With You Anymore
6 I Want a Pair of Cowboy Boots
7 The World Moves On
8 The End of the World Is Bigger Than Love
9 I Know What Love Isn’t
10 Every Little Hair Knows Your Name
You can watch a beautiful rendition of new Jens Lekman album opener ‘Every Little Hair Knows Your Name’ that we filmed last year, here. And tour dates are as follows:
July
28 – CASTELBASSO, IT, Soundlabs Festival
September
11 – ARHUS, Train - tickets
12 – COPENHAGEN, Vega - tickets
13 – OSLO, Rockefeller - tickets
14 – MALMO – KB - tickets
15 – GOTHENBURG, Pustervik - tickets
17 – STOCKHOLM, Dramaten - tickets
19 – MANCHESTER, Ruby Lounge - tickets
20 – LONDON, Hackney Empire - tickets - on sale 9am Monday 11th June)
21 – BRIGHTON, The Haunt - tickets
23 – PARIS, Gaité Lyrique
24 – STRASBOURG, La Laiterie - tickets
25 – UTRECHT, Tivoli de Helling - tickets
26 – BERLIN, Postbahnhof - tickets
I Know What Love Isn’t is released via Secretly Canadian on 3 September.
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