Echo & the Bunnymen have announced they are releasing a new album, Apples for Isaac, out September 18th. As a first preview, the UK rockers have shared the lead single, “Brussels Is Haunted”. Stream the new track below.
Apples for Isaac marks the Ian McCulloch-led group’s first studio album since 2014’s Meteorites. Almost every track on the LP features late Blondie drummer Clem Burke, who passed away during its recording. Pre-orders for Apples for Isaac are ongoing.
New Album and Tour
“The mighty, legendary Clem Burke — longtime friend of Mac — was integral to the making of this album and heartbreakingly passed away during its completion,” Echo & the Bunnymen shared on social media. “Love you, Clem.”
“Brussels Is Haunted” shows Echo & the Bunnymen are still flying high nearly five decades into their career, with McCulloch’s vocals sounding strong over choppy guitars.
Echo & the Bunnymen are coming off a spring North American tour and will likely return to the US to support the new album sooner rather than later.
Upcoming Shows and Tickets
For now, they are scheduled to close out the year with a handful of summer festivals and headlining dates in the UK and Europe. Look for deals and get tickets to sold-out shows via Vivid Seats, where fans can save $20 on their first order of $200 or more with promo code CONSEQUENCE20 at checkout.
Apples for Isaac Artwork has been released, showcasing the album’s cover art. The tracklist for Apples for Isaac has also been revealed, featuring 11 tracks, including “Take Me By the Hand”, “Can’t Be Sold”, and “Brussels Is Haunted”.
In conclusion, Echo & the Bunnymen’s new album Apples for Isaac is set to be released on September 18th, with the lead single “Brussels Is Haunted” available to stream now. With a mix of their signature sound and new energy, Apples for Isaac is sure to be a hit among fans and critics alike. Be sure to check out Echo & the Bunnymen’s upcoming shows and get your tickets via Vivid Seats.
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