Cults Unveils New Single “Crybaby,” Announces North American Tour
New York alt-pop duo Cults, consisting of Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion, has released their evocative new single “Crybaby,” marking their first new music in two years. Available now on IMPERIAL, “Crybaby” hints at more exciting developments on the horizon for the multi-platinum pair.
“Crybaby” combines symphonic bells, tribal beats, and dissonant guitar riffs, culminating in a lush, cinematic sound with an infectious hook. The song is a testament to Cults’ evolving musical direction, influenced by iconic acts like The Crystals, Joe Meek, and Kraftwerk. Co-written and produced by Oblivion and Follin along with their longtime collaborator Shane Stoneback, “Crybaby” Listen Here is both a fun track and a thoughtful commentary on codependency.
As Cults prepare to embark on a significant North American tour that includes a headline run starting August 1st, a stop at Lollapalooza, and supporting shows with Vampire Weekend this fall, fans are buzzing with excitement. Ticket presales begin April 25 at 12 PM ET, with general sales following shortly after on April 26 at 12 PM ET. The full tour itinerary and ticket information are available on their official website at cultscultscults.com.
As they continue to innovate and inspire, Cults remain a pivotal force in the alt-pop scene, eagerly moving forward with new music and a packed tour schedule.
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