Chvrches share euphoric new track ‘Good Women’, announce 2022 UK tour

Chvrches have shared a brand new single known as ‘Good Women’ and with it particulars of a UK tour for subsequent March.

The Scottish trio, fronted by Lauren Mayberry, premiered the track as Hottest File on Annie Mac’s BBC Radio 1 present in the present day (July 12). Mayberry defined in an announcement that the observe takes purpose at “misogynistic beliefs”.

“The opening line (killing your idols is a chore) was one thing I wrote after listening to some pals arguing in regards to the current day implications of loving sure problematic male artists – I used to be struck by the lengths that individuals would go to with a view to excuse their heroes and the way that was so juxtaposed to my very own experiences on this planet,” Mayberry mentioned.

“Ladies must continually justify their proper to exist and negotiate for their very own area. We’re informed that Unhealthy Issues don’t occur to Good Women. That in the event you curate your self to suit the best – maintain your self small and secure and acceptable – you can be alright, and it’s simply not fucking true.”

Mayberry’s message is ready to euphoric synth-pop that bears all of the hallmarks of a Chvrches traditional – pay attention beneath.

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The only is the third minimize from the band’s forthcoming album, ‘Screen Violence‘, which drops on August 27 through EMI Data (UK) and Glassnote (US). It follows on from final month’s ‘How Not To Drown‘ that includes Robert Smith of The Treatment and April’s lead single ‘He Stated She Stated‘.

Alongside the discharge of their new observe, Chvrches have additionally in the present day introduced particulars of their 2022 UK tour. Tickets go on sale here at 9:30am BST on July 23.

Chvrches 2022 UK tour dates

MARCH
14 – Edinburgh, Corn Trade
15 – Newcastle, O2 Metropolis Corridor
16 – London, O2 Academy Brixton
18 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
19 – Manchester, O2 Apollo

Elsewhere, the band lately informed NME of their Large Learn cowl interview that the method of writing their upcoming fourth album was grounding in the course of the coronavirus pandemic.

Bandmember Martin Doherty described the writing and recording course of as “stabilising” in an in any other case unsure 12 months. “Making this report was actually good for locating one thing to centre you when it felt like the entire world was on fireplace,” he mentioned.