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Chvrches announce All The King’s Men album and international tour

The Scottish trio’s next album includes “Roses” and “Conman,” with a January 22 release scheduled through Futures.

By Priya Ramanathan

Synthesizer and microphone on a concert stage
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Chvrches have announced a January 22 release for their new album, All The King’s Men, through Futures. The Scottish synthpop trio also plans an international tour, starting February 13 at Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia.

The band reunited in Glasgow to make the album after working remotely on its previous LP, Screen Violence, released in 2021. Since that record, singer Lauren Mayberry has pursued solo work, while Martin Doherty has launched his own project, the Leaving.

“Roses” provided the first preview of the forthcoming album. The tracklist also features “Conman,” which Chvrches introduced during a live performance, alongside songs including “Evil,” “Royal Blue,” “Jamie’s Prayer” and “Faith In Flying.”

The tour schedule includes Brooklyn, Toronto, Chicago, Vancouver and Los Angeles during February and March. Performances in Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee and Dublin follow in April, before May dates in Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol and Norwich. The final listed show is May 6 at London’s o2 Shepherd's Bush Empire.

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