What album is "Under The Pressure" from?

"Under The Pressure" by The War On Drugs is taken from the album Lost in the Dream, released on Secretly Canadian.

Is the music video for "Under The Pressure" official?

Yes — the music video for "Under The Pressure" was uploaded by The War On Drugs on YouTube.

Where is The War On Drugs from?

The War On Drugs is associated with the Philadelphia scene on Dork.

Does The War On Drugs have any upcoming shows?

The War On Drugs has 1 upcoming live date listed on Dork in the next twelve weeks. The next is on 4 July 2026 at Hyde Park, London.

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The War On Drugs

Under The Pressure

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The official music video for "Under The Pressure" by The War On Drugs, taken from the album Lost in the Dream on Secretly Canadian. Uploaded by The War On Drugs, the artist's official channel.

Dork has covered The War On Drugs 6 times across news, features and reviews — full coverage below. Tagged on Dork's Philadelphia scene. The full lyrics and album page are linked above. The War On Drugs has one upcoming live date in the next twelve weeks.

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Under The Pressure

From the album Lost in the Dream

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