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Alex G Announces New Album Headlights , Shares Video for New Song: Watch

Alex G Announces New Album Headlights , Shares Video for New Song: Watch

Yahoo03-06-2025
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Alex G, photo by Chris Maggio
Alex G has announced a new album. His 10th studio LP, Headlights, arrives July 18 via RCA—marking his official debut on the major label. Leading the record is the new single 'Afterlife,' which comes with a music video directed by Charlotte Rutherford. Watch that below.
The follow-up to 2022's God Save the Animals is billed as a collection of 'absurd twists and mundane milestones' that draw on the same Americana influences as Alex G's previous record.
Later this year, Alex G heads out on a North American tour featuring support from Nilüfer Yanya. The two artists will play shows together in September and October, making stops in a lot of major cities. Before then, Alex G will also perform at summer festivals including Newport Folk Festival and Outbreak Festival.
Revisit the interview 'Alex G Is Building a Mystery' and read about God Save the Animals in 'The 100 Best Albums of the 2020s So Far.'
$27.00, Rough Trade
Headlights:
01 June Guitar 02 Real Thing 03 Afterlife 04 Beam Me Up 05 Spinning 06 Louisiana 07 Bounce Boy 08 Oranges 09 Far and Wide 10 Headlights 11 Is It Still You in There? 12 Logan Hotel (Live)
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