American Football have announced their new album, 'American Football (LP4)', for May
The album will be released via Polyvinyl Record Co. this spring.

Midwest-rock band American Football have unveiled their new single 'Bad Moons' as the lead track from their forthcoming album 'American Football (LP4)', set for release on 1st May via Polyvinyl Record Co.
The eight-minute track combines elements of two previously separate demos, and is described by frontman Mike Kinsella as both playful and brooding. "'Bad Moons' is actually a Frankenstein of two different demos we’d been passing around for quite a while: one playful, with children playing and toy-pianos plinking; one brooding, with guitars screeching and drums bombasting," he explains. "I decided to begin the song as a child. Or, rather… two. Stacked up in a single trench coat; secretly, reluctantly living the life of a grown man, accruing all of his missteps and guilt along the way."
American Football are also set to embark on a world tour in 2026, marking their first full run of shows since their sold-out 2024 LP1 25th Anniversary Tour. The tour will include performances in the UK, Europe, the United States, Canada, and Asia. In London, due to high demand, a second show has been added at the O2 Kentish Forum.
The eight-minute track combines elements of two previously separate demos, and is described by frontman Mike Kinsella as both playful and brooding. "'Bad Moons' is actually a Frankenstein of two different demos we’d been passing around for quite a while: one playful, with children playing and toy-pianos plinking; one brooding, with guitars screeching and drums bombasting," he explains. "I decided to begin the song as a child. Or, rather… two. Stacked up in a single trench coat; secretly, reluctantly living the life of a grown man, accruing all of his missteps and guilt along the way."
American Football are also set to embark on a world tour in 2026, marking their first full run of shows since their sold-out 2024 LP1 25th Anniversary Tour. The tour will include performances in the UK, Europe, the United States, Canada, and Asia. In London, due to high demand, a second show has been added at the O2 Kentish Forum.
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