Father John Misty has debuted brand new track, ‘Please Don’t Die’.
The singer – real name Josh Tillman – played the new song while performing with the Ulster Orchestra at BBC’s Biggest Weekend in Belfast on Friday (May 25).
‘Please Don’t Die’ will appear on FJM’s upcoming fourth solo album, ‘God’s Favourite Customer’, which is due for release on June 1.
He also played ‘Just Dumb Enough to Try‘ – a track he’s previously shared from the new album.
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‘God’s Favourite Customer’ is the follow-up to 2017’s ‘Pure Comedy‘, which NME hailing as ‘a beautiful, illuminating masterpiece’.
The singer released new track ‘Mr Tillman‘ back in February, after debuting it at a live performance in Tokyo.
Last month, he shared a bizarre and gory video for the song.
Back in April, Tillman posted a meme about his album leaking early, after news spread about his new LP before he’d even announced it.
Meanwhile, also playing at BBC’s Biggest Weekend was Rita Ora, who took to the stage at the Swansea edition of the festival. She paid emotional tribute to the late DJ Avicii, opening the main stage by singing their single ‘Lonely Together’.
Courtney Barnett welcomed Kim and Kelley Deal from Breeders on stage to perform with her during her set at the Belfast site on Friday.
Kim and Kelley Deal helped out on the track from Barnett’s new album ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’.