Cat Burns has confirmed her second album 'How to be Human' and a November UK tour

Seven-date run follows All Points East set alongside rising chart-toppers.

Cat Burns is set to release her second album, 'How to be Human', this October.

The project follows her debut, 'early twenties'. Spanning 16 tracks, it includes recent singles 'All This Love' and 'GIRLS!', and blends affirmations, personal reflections and voice notes, with artwork led by a visual concept she directed and photographed by Sebastian Xavier.

Speaking about the album, Burns said, "How to be human is about the last year of my life. I experienced the death of a loved one and my first relationship heartbreak at the same time and genuinely had no idea how I would get through the situation. Making this album was my introspective and neurodivergent way of navigating heartbreak and the loss of my Grandad who I was extremely close to - it’s my comfort album.

Burns will take 'How to be Human' on a seven-date UK headline run in November. The album and tour news arrives ahead of her appearance at All Points East on 23rd August, joining Raye, JADE and Tyla.

Cat Burns has confirmed her second album 'How to be Human' and a November UK tour

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