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    Sir Chloe Drops New Single, “Should I”

    By Dom VigilMay 16, 2023
    Sir Chloe Should I

    Sir Chloe—the project of vocalist, songwriter and guitarist Dana Foote—has released “Should I”, the final single to be released from her upcoming debut album, I Am The Dog, out this Friday, May 19th. The new song previous offerings, “Know Better”, “Salivate” and “Hooves”. Listen to it now below.

    On Thursday, May 18,th Sir Chloe will play a special album release show at Racket in New York, followed by I Am The Tour, a run of headline dates in North America and Europe, as well as support for a co-headlining tour with Phoenix and Beck later in the year—all tour dates can be found below.

    Made with Grammy-winning producer John Congleton (Lana Del Rey, St. Vincent, Angel Olsen) with songwriting contributions from Teddy Geiger (Caroline Polachek, Sylvan Esso, Lizzo) and Sarah Tudzin (Weyes Blood, Amen Dunes, Slowdive), I Am The Dog encapsulates the thrilling paradoxical nature of Sir Chloe. Thematically, the album grapples with finding control in the innate chaos of life, highlighting and interrogating this tension, only to destabilize it and opt for chaos once again. Anchored by Foote’s emotional and dynamic voice, the album toes the line between expression and concealment, making a fetish of the unsaid with lyrics that are simultaneously frank and ambiguous. With this constant push and pull propelling the album forward, Foote’s aim isn’t to be at rest but rather to ask why she cannot be.

    Foote put Sir Chloe together in college to serve as her senior thesis, going on to write the band’s first major hits “Michelle”—which has accumulated more than 180 million streams on Spotify—and “Animal” on the floor of her dorm room. The rest of the songs on Sir Chloe’s 2020 EP Party Favors were recorded in a warehouse that the band transformed into a recording space with just $100 and sheer will. Following the success of the EP and two additional singles in 2022, the band—which consists of Foote, Emma Welch, Teddy O’Mara, Palmer Foote, and Austin Holmes—toured arenas with Portugal. The Man and alt-J, opened for the Pixies and headlined two tours of their own in the United States and Europe, with sold out stops in New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Amsterdam and more.

    SIR CHLOE LIVE

    May 18 /// New York, NY /// Racket
    May 24 /// Dublin, IR /// The Academy, Green Room
    May 25 /// Belfast, UK /// Limelight 2
    May 27 /// Leeds, UK /// Live At Leeds Festival
    May 30 /// Nottingham, UK /// Rescue Rooms
    June 1 /// Manchester, UK /// Band On The Wall
    June 2 /// London, UK /// Heaven
    June 3 /// Brighton, UK /// Patterns
    June 5 /// Bristol, UK /// Thekla
    June 6 /// Birmingham, UK /// O2 Institute 2
    June 7 /// Glasgow, UK /// SGW Galvanizers
    June 9 /// Paris, FR /// Le Trabendo
    June 10 /// Hilvarenbeek, NL /// Best Kept Secret Festival
    June 12 /// Antwerp, BE /// Trix
    June 13 /// Frankfurt, DE /// Brotfabrik
    June 15 /// Cologne, DE /// Luxor
    June 16 /// Berlin, DE /// Frannz
    June 17 /// Linz, AT /// Lido Sounds Festival
    June 20 /// Stockholm, SE /// Hus 7
    June 21 /// Oslo, NO /// Parkteateret
    June 22 /// Copenhagen, DK /// Lille Vega
    June 24 /// Prague, CZ /// Metronome
    June 25 /// Warsaw, PL /// Niebo
    June 26 /// Budapest, HU /// Akvarium Klub
    June 28 /// Lucerne, CH /// Schuur Lucerne
    June 29 /// Milan, IT /// Legends
    July 2 /// Arras, FR /// Main Square Festival
    July 30 /// Vancouver, BC /// Cobalt
    August 1 /// Seattle, WA /// Seattle Climate Pledge Arena*
    August 2 /// Portland, OR /// Hawthorne Theater
    August 3 /// Bend, OR /// Hayden Homes Amphitheater*
    August 5 /// Concord, CA /// Concord Pavilion*
    August 7 /// Los Angeles, CA /// Kia Forum*
    August 8 /// San Diego, CA /// Viejas*
    August 10 /// Santa Fe, NM /// Meow Wolf
    August 11 /// Phoenix, AZ /// Footprint Center*
    August 12 /// Las Vegas, NV /// Michelob Ultra Arena*
    August 14 /// Salt Lake City, UT /// Soundwell
    August 15 /// Morrison, CO /// Red Rocks*
    August 18 /// Rogers, AR /// Walmart Amp*
    August 19 /// Oklahoma City, OK /// Beer City Music Hall
    August 20 /// Houston, TX /// Cynthia Woods Pavilion*
    August 21 /// Dallas, TX /// Dos Equis Pavilion*
    August 22 /// Austin, TX /// Moody Center*
    August 24 /// Des Moines, IA /// Wooly’s
    August 25 /// Lawrence, KS /// Bottleneck
    August 26 /// Minneapolis, MN /// 7th St Entry
    August 29 /// Indianapolis, IN /// HIFI
    August 30 /// Columbus, OH /// The Basement
    August 31 /// Chicago, IL /// Huntington Bank Pavilion*
    September 2 /// Detroit, MI /// Pine Knob Music Theater*
    September 3 /// Toronto, ON /// Budweiser Stage*
    September 4 /// Montreal, QC /// L’Escogiffe Bar
    September 5 /// Boston, MA /// MGM Music Hall*
    September 6 /// Boston, MA /// MGM Music Hall*
    September 7 /// Albany, NY /// Empire Underground
    September 8 /// Philadelphia, PA /// Mann Music Center*
    September 9 /// Pittsburgh, PA /// Thunderbird Cafe
    September 10 /// Columbia, MD /// Merriweather Post Pavilion*

    * with Phoenix & Beck

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