Lucy Dacus Unveils New Album ‘Forever Is A Feeling’ Alongside Two Dreamy Singles

New Album Announcement

Lucy Dacus has unveiled her upcoming album titled 'Forever Is A Feeling', along with the release of two singles, 'Ankles' and 'Limerence'. You can listen to them below, along with details of her US tour.

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This project will mark Dacus’s fourth studio album, and her first since the critically acclaimed release of Boygenius’s album, The Record, last year.

As a follow-up to Dacus's latest album, Home Video, her forthcoming release displays a more mature perspective, enriched by themes of sexuality and romance as she moves away from her youth.

The album is set to be released on March 28 via Polydor. The artwork features Dacus, illustrated by the acclaimed artist Will St. John, and the tracklist includes collaborations with Hozier, Blake Mills, Bartis Strange, Madison Cunningham, Colleen Pastore, Jake Finch, and Melina Duterte. Furthermore, her fellow Boygenius members, Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, will also contribute.

Visit here to pre-order or pre-save.

Single Highlights

The first new single, “Ankles,” is a vibrant track that exemplifies the album’s uplifting essence.

Initially conceived as a ballad, it ultimately features rich, textured drums, guitars, an energizing bass line, and electronic elements, capturing the playful and sometimes frustrating dynamics of mutual attraction.

“So bite my shoulder, pull my hair.,” Dacus sings. “Pull me by my ankles to the edge of the bed and take me like in a dream.” Watch the music video below, featuring Havana Rose Liu.

The second single, “Limerence,” presents a softer and more ethereal sound, embodying the powerful emotions Dacus explores throughout the album.

“I was struck with intense emotions. I fall in love, I fall out of love,” Dacus shared, reflecting on her creative process. “You have to destroy things to create things. And I ruined a really wonderful life.”

“You can’t really shoot forever,” she added. “But I think that in moments we feel eternity. I don’t know how much time I’ve spent in my entire life, but I know I’ve been.”

Tour Details

Alongside the album announcement, Dacus revealed her US tour dates, featuring support from MUNA’s Katie Gavin and jasmine.4.t.

The tour will kick off with her already announced “An Evening With” shows in February, starting with a performance at The Met in Philadelphia on April 16. Additional dates include concerts in Washington, D.C., Boston, New York, Toronto, and Nashville throughout the month of April before resuming in May.

This month, seven shows are scheduled, including stops in Chicago, Kansas City, Dallas, Austin, and Denver. The tour will wrap up with a grand finale at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles on May 14.

Dacus’ team is partnering with PLUS1, where $1 from each ticket sold will support those impacted by the recent Los Angeles wildfires. Pre-sale tickets will be available starting January 21st, with general sales commencing on January 24th.

Check out the list of dates below and go here to purchase tickets.

Lucy Dacus 2025 Tour Dates:

'An Evening with Lucy Dacus

FEBRUARY
18 – Church of St. Anne and the Holy Trinity – Brooklyn, New York
20 – Murphy Auditorium at the Driehaus Museum – Chicago, IL.
22 – Legion of Honor – San Francisco, California.
24 – GBD Secret Location – Los Angeles, California.

“Forever Is A Feeling Tour”

APRIL
16 – Metropolitan – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania #
18 – Anthem – Washington, DC #
21 – MGM Music Hall – Boston, MA #
23 – Radio City Music Hall – New York, NY #
25 – Massey Hall – Toronto, Ontario #
29 – Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, TN #

MAYBE
1 – Chicago Theater – Chicago, IL #
5 – Palace Theater – St. Paul, MN #
7 – Midland – Kansas City, Michigan #
9 – Winspear Opera House – Dallas, TX #
10 – Moody Amphitheater – Austin, TX #
May 12 – Red Rocks Amphitheater – Denver, CO #
May 14 – Greek Theater – Los Angeles, CA #

#with Katie Gavin and Jasmine.4.t.

In recent news, Dacus announced casting for her video for the new single “Best Guess.”

As for Boygenius, their album The Record won three Grammy Awards, was awarded Best Album of 2023 by NME, and contributed to the trio winning International Group of the Year at the 2024 BRIT Awards.

Earlier this year, the trio announced a hiatus during a secret show in Los Angeles, stating, “We are leaving for the foreseeable future. This is our last show and we feel it.”

Dacus later reflected on Boygenius’s remarkable year, expressing, “It is not lost on me what a rare experience I am about to have.”