JADE BIRD’S SELF-TITLED DEBUT ALBUM OUT APRIL 19 ON GLASSNOTE RECORDS

NEW SINGLE “I GET NO JOY” PREMIERES AS APPLE MUSIC’S BEATS 1 WORLD RECORDU.S. TOUR WITH HOZIER CONFIRMED

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Breakout singer, songwriter and performer Jade Bird’s highly anticipated, self-titled debut LP will be released April 19 via Glassnote Records and is now available for pre-order.Apple Music’s Beats 1 is featuring new single “I Get No Joy” as World Record today. Of the song, Jade explains, “This song is about the stream of thought that runs through your head at all times as an over thinker. It’s about how that gets in the way of being present in the moment and ultimately ‘getting no joy’ and about the frustration of everyone’s cliché of happiness not making you feel fulfilled either.” Listen/share “I Get No Joy” HERE.

Jade Bird was produced by Simon Felice and David Baron with all songs written by Jade.“This album is my experience, direct and undiluted, of the past two years,” Jade explains. “Every decision I’ve made has culminated into this magical process, just as every word I’ve written has spun into these songs. It changes in style, like most of my music, and tries to dodge boxes and genres but the consistency is me—a young woman really trying to figure it out.”

The album also includes previously released tracks “Love Has All Been Done Before,” “Uh Huh,” and “Lottery” (which spent three weeks at #1 on Triple A Radio—making Jade the first new artist to reach the top of the Triple A chart in 2018). See full track listing below.

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In anticipation of the album, Jade has been featured amongst The New York Times’ “10 Artists to Watch in 2019,” NYLON’s “15 Up-And-Coming Artists To Watch In 2019,”NME’s “100 Essential New Artists for 2019,” Billboard’s “Artists to Watch: 17 Alternative & Indie Breakouts For 2019” and Refinery29’s “2019 Artists to Watch,” as well as YouTube’s “U.K. Ones To Watch for 2019,” Vevo’s DSCVR “Artists to Watch for 2019” and Pandora’s “Artists to Watch for 2019.”

To further support the release, Jade will embark on a series of U.S. dates supporting Hozierthis March. She is also confirmed to perform at Shaky Knees Festival and this summer’s Hangout Fest and Newport Folk Festival. See below for more details.

Jade Bird follows 2017’s much-lauded Something American EP and culminates a breakthrough couple of years for Jade. Last year, she was honored with the Anchor Awardfor most promising international emerging talent at Reeperbahn Festival, the 2018 Grulke Prize for developing non-U.S. act at SXSW and was selected for the BBC Sound of 2018. Jade was also recently featured as a Rolling Stone “Artist You Need To Know,” as one ofPAPER’s “100 Women Revolutionizing Pop” and on various 2018 Best-Of lists including atNPR Music and Billboard. 2018 also saw her hugely successful debut U.S. headline tour, dates with Brandi Carlile, First Aid Kit, Anderson East and Colter Wall as well as festival appearances at Bonnaroo, Stagecoach, Firefly, Mountain Jam, Bumbershoot, Grandoozy, Pilgrimage and more

JADE BIRD TRACK LIST

1. Ruins
2. Lottery
3. I Get No Joy
4. Side Effects
5. My Motto
6. Does Anybody Know
7. Uh Huh
8. Good at It
9. 17
10. Love Has All Been Done Before
11. Going Gone
12. If I Die

JADE BIRD LIVE

March 10—Buffalo, NY—Shea’s Performing Arts Centre*

March 11—Albany, NY—Palace Theatre*

March 13—Baltimore, MD—Hippodrome Theatre*

March 14—Norfolk, VA—Chrysler Hall*

March 16—Raleigh, NC—Raleigh Memorial Auditorium*

March 17—Charlotte, NC—Oven’s Auditorium*

March 19—Miami Beach, FL—The Fillmore Miami Beach-The Jackie Gleeson Theatre8

March 20—St. Petersburg, FL—Mahaffey Theater*

March 21—Orlando, FL—Walt Disney Theatre*

March 23—Atlanta, GA—Coca Cola Roxy Theatre*

March 24—Nashville, TN—Grand Ole Opry House*

March 26—Memphis, TN—Orpheum Theatre*

March 27—New Orleans, LA—The Fillmore New Orleans-Music Hall*

March 29—Dallas, TX—Southside Ballroom*

March 30—Houston, TX—Revention Music Centre*

March 31—Austin, TX—ACL Live at the Moody Theatre*

April 2—Oklahoma City, OK—The Criterion*

April 3—Tulsa, OK—Brady Theatre*

April 5—Denver, CO—Bellco Theatre*

April 6—Salt Lake City, UT—The Union Event Centre*

April 9—Los Angeles, CA—Hollywood Forever Cemetery*

April 10—Santa Barbara, CA—Arlington Theatre*

April 12—Reno, NV—Grand Sierra Resort & Casino-Grand Theatre*

April 13—Boise, ID—Knitting Factory Concert House*

April 14—Spokane, WA—First Interstate Center for the Arts*

May 3-5—Atlanta, GA—Shaky Knees Festival

May 17-19—Gulf Shores, AL—Hangout Fest

July 27—Newport, RI—Newport Folk Festival

*with Hozier

www.jade-bird.com

GGM Staff

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