Lucy Dacus has shared the vulnerable new single ‘Talk’ from upcoming album ‘Forever Is A Feeling‘. Check it out below.
The track features a thumping drum beat and fuzzy guitars as Dacus asks: “Why can’t we talk anymore / We used to talk for hours / Do I make you nervous or bored / or did I drink you to the last drop,” vulnerably questioning what went wrong in a relationship.
‘Talk’ marks the fourth single to be released from her upcoming fourth album which is set for release on March 28 via Polydor/Geffen (pre-order/pre-save here). The track follows the previously shared ‘Ankles’ and ‘Limerence’ – both of which arrived in January – and last month’s ‘Best Guess’.
She recently revealed the 13-song tracklist of ‘Forever Is A Feeling’, which came with custom illustrations from Nicole Jaclyn Smith.
Among the 10 remaining tracks that fans have yet to hear are album opener ‘Calliope Prelude’, ‘Modigliani’, the title track ‘Forever Is A Feeling’, ‘Most Wanted Man’ and ‘Lost Time’. Hozier will also feature on the album, namely on the track ‘Bullseye’.
Though Hozier is the only featured guest listed so far, it was previously reported that the record will supposedly include contributions from Blake Mills, Bartees Strange, Madison Cunningham, Collin Pastore, Jake Finch and Melina Duterte. Dacus’ Boygenius bandmates Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker will also reportedly make appearances.
Dacus has also announced a run of UK and European shows for this summer, including a performance at the O2 Academy Brixton on June 26 – the Thursday of Glastonbury Festival 2025. The artist is currently scheduled to appear at Worthy Farm on Saturday, June 28.
On Monday June 30, she’ll continue her UK trek with a gig at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall before taking to the stage at Manchester Academy (July 2) and Dublin’s Iveagh Gardens (3). Dacus is then scheduled to play Roskilde Festival in Denmark on July 5.
Tickets for the new dates are now on sale – you’ll be able to buy yours here.
Lucy Dacus’ 2025 UK and European tour dates are:
JUNE
12 – Rockefeller, Oslo
16 – Paradiso, Amsterdam
19 – Astra, Berlin
24 – Ancienne Belgique, Brussels
25 – Trianon, Paris
26 – O2 Academy Brixton, London
30 – Usher Hall, Edinburgh
JULY
02 – Academy, Manchester
03 – Iveagh Gardens, Dublin
05 – Roskilde Festival, Roskilde
These dates will follow Dacus’ two intimate concerts at Sir John Soane’s Museum in London this month, as part of her ‘An Evening With Lucy Dacus’ tour. She has announced some small US gigs too, as well as a wider North American tour this spring (find any remaining tickets here).