Ethel Cain Unveils Second Album “Willrowby Tucker, I Will Always Love You” and Major 2025 Tour with UK Dates

Ethel Cain Announces New Album and Tour

Ethel Cain has revealed her second album titled “Willius Tucker, I Will Always Love You,” along with plans for her largest tour scheduled for 2025, which will include several dates in the UK.

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The upcoming Cain album, “Willius Tucker, I Will Always Love You,” is being announced today, on her birthday (March 24).

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She will also be on tour, which promises to be her largest to date. The tour will feature performances in various locations including London’s Eventim Apollo, Paris’ L’Olympia, New York’s Radio City Hall, the Los Angeles Temple, and the Greek Theatre in Berkeley.

The tour kicks off on August 12 in Seattle and will take her across North America until September 20, concluding the US leg in Chicago, with stops in cities such as Toronto, Atlanta, Houston, and Vancouver.

Starting October 2, Cain will bring her album to the UK and Europe, beginning in Manchester followed by stops in cities like Paris, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, and Milan, finishing the European leg in Lisbon on November 11.

Pre-sales begin Wednesday, March 26, at 10 a.m. local time, with tickets going on sale to the general public on Friday, March 28, at 10 a.m. local time. You can purchase tickets for the UK here and for the US here.

Ethel Cain 2025 UK Tour Dates:

October
2 – Manchester, England – O2 Apollo
4 – Glasgow, Scotland – O2 Academy Glasgow
9 – London, England – Eventim Apollo

NME awarded her last project “Perverts” four stars, stating: “Random fans may not last even three minutes. But for those willing to confront their discomfort, “Perverts” unveils hidden depths, akin to one needing time to adjust to dim light. What is reflected is seen through the eyes of the observer.”

In other news regarding Ethel Cain, she recently drew attention after sharing her thoughts on the assassination of Unitedhealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was shot near a Manhattan hotel in December 2024.

The incident prompted a multi-day manhunt, ultimately leading to the arrest of Luigi Mangion, who was discovered with a three-page manifesto criticizing the American healthcare system. Cain expressed her disappointment with the healthcare system, stating that while she did not advocate for violence, it was “sometimes” an answer. “It’s simple,” she wrote. “You make them fear for their lives and hit them in the only place that hurts, or nothing will change.” She concluded her post on Instagram with the hashtag “Killmoreceos”.

This led to a wave of backlash and criticism, particularly from conservative circles, with Fox News branding the musician as a “terrorist” for her “corrupted” remarks.