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Mitski has taken ‘If I Leave’ to late-night TV on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
It's from her latest album, out now via Dead Oceans.
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Tickets for the tour go on sale to the public on 13th February.
The lead single 'Where’s My Phone?' is out now with a video.
Tickets are on sale now for 630 cinemas across 30 countries.
The set featured six new tracks, including a live debut for lead single 'Aftertaste'.
Her tour kicks off in a few days.
Support will come from Richard Dawson, Miya Folick and Iceage.
Her new album's out in September.
Check out the lead single, 'Bug Like an Angel'
In a newsletter to her fans, the singer-songwriter shared a voice memo in which she made the announcement.
Available exclusively through Rough Trade, you won't be able to stream or download the tracks.
The new dates go on sale at 10am local time on Friday, 8th April.
The new event for 2022 will take place on 24th June.
The new track is taken from the soundtrack to the film 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'.
The track is taken from her latest album, 'Laurel Hell'.
The sci-fi action film by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert is set to release in the US on 25th March, with a soundtrack scored by Son Lux due on 8th April.
It's taken from her new album, 'Laurel Hell', which drops today (Friday 4th February).
Ticket holders for the previous 2020 UK arena dates will be refunded, plus get exclusive presale access to the new dates.
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
The latest cut follows up on previous singles 'Heat Lightning', 'The Only Heartbreaker' and 'Working For The Knife'.
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