Kurt Vile has announced his first new album in four years. it is called Philadelphia has been good to me.And as someone who has only become acquainted with this city through its constant outpouring of DIY talent, I have no choice but to agree. of (Please pay attention to my movements) The sequel is scheduled to be released by Verve on May 29th. To coincide with the news, Vile has released the hook-packed lead single “Chance to Bleed,” featuring guest vocals from Slint’s Ethan Buckler, Optic Sync’s Natalie Hoffman, and Greg Cartwright of the Oblivians. Check out below, along with Vile’s extensive tour schedule.
Regarding the track and its accompanying video, Vile said in a statement: “‘Chance to Bleed’ is a new, slightly more high-energy intensity. Recorded with my brother band, the Violators, in Athens, Georgia…and Memphis, Tennessee. , where I had town legend Greg Cartwright rip it with me (KV Reed GTR on the left, Greg Reed on the right!) I finished this jam with Rob in LA.” Schnapp was at the mixing board and by then it was flying, baby, this video is amazing. We’ve invited our friends from Memphis again, so keep an eye out for lots of other legendary guests (yo, Schooly D!), KV. ”
Philadelphia has been good to me. The record was largely self-produced with the help of Violators bassist Adam Langelotti, keyboardist Matthew Jugenheimer, drummer Kyle Spence, guitarist Jesse Trbovlich, and longtime Violators boardman Rob Schnapp. “This is my ‘bringing it all back to Philadelphia’ record,” Beil explained. “I’m treating this like my last record. I put everything into it. This is my best vocal record. This is my best electric guitar record. This is my most organic record, made within the comfort of my own zone.” I was waiting for that natural element to appear again in my recordings, like in the days of home recording, and I think I’ve finally captured it again, but with more fidelity. It’s not overly polished by any means, but it’s still pretty sparkly.
Philadelphia has been good to me. Cover artwork:
Philadelphia has been good to me. Track list:
1. Zoom97
2.99BPM
3. Rock O Stone
4. You don’t know because that’s my life
5. Chance of bleeding
6. Philadelphia has been good to me.
7.99th song
8. Red Room Dub
9. Every time I see you
10. Piano for Sarah
11. Avalanche
Kurt Weill 2026 Tour Dates:
Tuesday, June 16th – Toronto, Ontario – History *
Wednesday, June 17th – Montreal, Kenya – Beanfield Theater *
Friday, June 19th – Burlington, Vermont – Higher Ground *
Saturday, June 20th – Greenfield, Massachusetts – Green River Festival
Sunday, June 21 – Asbury Park, NJ – Stone Pony (North to Shore Fest)*
Monday, June 22nd – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Mr. Smalls Theater *
Tuesday, June 23rd – Cleveland, OH – The Roxy *
Thursday, June 25th – Detroit, Michigan – St. Andrews Hall *
Friday, June 26th – Chicago, IL – Salt Shed *
Saturday, June 27th – Eau Claire, Wisconsin – Blue Ox Music Festival
Sunday, June 28th – St. Paul, MN – Palace Theater %
Wednesday, July 1st – Vancouver, British Columbia – Commodore Ballroom –
Thursday, July 2 – Portland, Oregon – Revolution Hall %
Friday, July 3rd – Seattle, WA – 5th Avenue Theater %
Sunday, July 5th – South Lake Tahoe, California – Hangar %
Tuesday, July 7th – San Francisco, CA – Castro Theater %
Wednesday, July 8th – Los Angeles, California – The Novo %
Thursday, July 9th – San Diego, California – Observatory North Park %
Friday, July 10th – Phoenix, Arizona – Van Buren%
Saturday, July 11 – Santa Fe, New Mexico – Bridge % at Santa Fe Brewing Company
Monday, July 13th – Austin, Texas – ACL Live at the Moody Theater!
Tuesday, July 14th – Houston, TX – Heights Theater!
Wednesday, July 15th – Dallas, Texas – Longhorn Ballroom!
Friday, July 17th – Atlanta, Georgia – Eastern!
Saturday, July 18th – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium!
Sunday, July 19th – Asheville, NC – Orange Peel!
Monday, July 20th – Saxapahoe, NC – Ho River Ballroom!
Wednesday, July 22nd – Washington, DC – Howard Theater!
Thursday, July 23rd – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Paramount!
Friday, July 24th – Boston, MA – Royal!
Saturday, July 25th – Philadelphia, PA – Dell Music Center >$
Thursday, August 13th – Paredes de Cura, PT – Paredes de Cura Festival
Saturday, August 15th – Saint-Malo, France – La Route du Roc
Monday, August 17th – Hamburg, DE – Mojo
Tuesday 18th August – Copenhagen, DK – Vega
Friday, August 21 – Trondheim, North Carolina – Pstereo
Sunday, August 23rd – Hasselt, Belgium – Puckelpop
Monday, August 24th – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
Tuesday August 25th – Nijmegen, Netherlands – Doornloesche
Thursday, August 27th – La Tour de Paix, Switzerland – Nox Orae
Friday, August 28th – Paris, France – Roque-en-Seine
Saturday, August 29th – Luxembourg, LU – Den Atelier
Sunday, August 30th – Cologne, Delaware – Gloria
Tuesday, September 1st – Munich, Delaware – Mufahale
Wednesday 2nd September – Prague, Czech Republic – Archa+
Thursday, September 3rd – Berlin, Delaware – Huxleys Neue Welt
Friday 4th September – Maastricht, Netherlands – Zero for Three
Sunday 6th September – Dorset, UK – End of the Road
Monday 7th September – Bristol, UK – The Crane%
Tuesday 8th September – Brighton, UK – Chalk%
Wednesday 9th September – London, UK – Troxie%
Friday, September 11th – Manchester, UK – The Ritz %
Saturday 12th September – Birmingham, UK – XOYO %
Sunday 13th September – Glasgow, UK – SWG3 TV Studio %
Monday, September 14th – Dublin, Iowa – Vicar Street %
Tuesday 15th September – Leeds, UK – Project %
Wednesday, November 4th – Buffalo, NY – Asbury Hall $
Thursday, November 5th – Columbus, Ohio – Newport Music Hall $
Friday, November 6th – Louisville, Kentucky – Headliners Music Hall $
Saturday, November 7 – St. Louis, Missouri – The Sovereign $
Sunday, November 8 – Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall $
Tuesday, November 10th – Des Moines, Iowa – Wooly’s $
Wednesday, November 11th – Lawrence, Kansas – Liberty Hall $
Thursday, November 12th – Omaha, Nebraska – Waiting Room $
Friday, November 13th – Fort Collins, Colorado – Washington $
Saturday, November 14th – Denver, Colorado – Summit $
Monday, November 16th – Fayetteville, AR – George’s Majestic Lounge $
Tuesday, November 17th – Memphis, TN – Minglewood Hall $ #
Wednesday, November 18th – New Orleans, Louisiana – Joy Theater $
Friday, November 20th – Athens, GA – 40 Watt Club $
Saturday, November 21 – Charleston, South Carolina – The Music Farm $
Sunday, November 22 – Charlotte, NC – Neighborhood Theater $
Monday, November 23rd – Richmond, Virginia – The National
Tuesday, November 24th – Baltimore, MD – Ottobar $
*With The Sadies
% with Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band
– with Alex Amen
! with being dead
$ with Twisted Teens
> With tagabou
# With optical sink
Source: Our Culture – ourculturemag.com
