Lucy Dacus on Boygen’s Break
Lucy Dacus shared her thoughts on the hiatus of Boygen, noting that the group’s success was “immediately ahead of our expectations.”
Achievements and New Projects
The group, which includes Dacus, Phoebe Bridgers, and Julien Baker, has produced its debut album “The Record” along with two EPs, including the 2018 release and “The Stold” in 2023. Their accolades encompass three Grammy Awards for Best Alternative Music Album, Best Rock Song, and Best Rock Performance, in addition to a Brit Award for International Group of the Year in 2024.
In a conversation with A resident of New York about her forthcoming solo project “Forever is a feeling”, Dacus elaborated on how the group took precedence over her solo career, stating: “We had these big goals of putting on incredible shows.”
She continued, “This is what we discussed and worked toward.”
Dacus also mentioned that the choice to pause the project was made prior to the release of “The Record.” “We always said, ‘One year,’” she shared. “Let’s protect our friendship, let’s safeguard our energy, and let’s not drain each other to save it for others.”
Currently, Dacus is focused on her fourth studio album “Forever Is a Sense”, which features collaboration with Hozier. The album will include previously released singles such as “Talk,” “Ankles,” “Limeraence,” and “Best Hall.”
Upcoming Tour Dates
Here are the confirmed dates for Dacus’s UK and European tour:
JUNE
12 Rockefeller, Oslo, Norway
16 Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands
19 Astra, Berlin, Germany
24 Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium
25 Trianon, Paris, France
26 O2 Academy Brixton, London, Great Britain
30 Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Great Britain
JULY
2 Academy, Manchester, Great Britain
3 Iveagh Gardens, Dublin, Ireland
5 Festival of Roskilde, Roskilde, Denmark
