
Beck's Lonesome Ride: New Single & Tour
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Becks new single Ride Lonesome harkens back to his Grammy-winning Morning Phase and Sea Change albums, with a North American tour Lonesome Ride announced for 2026. The track, produced by Nigel Godrich, features moody guitar and layers of piano and strings. Fans are excited about this throwback sound, as Beck prepares for his live shows starting September 16th in Vancouver. Tickets go on sale this Friday, April 24th.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Beck's Lonesome Ride: New Single & Tour. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 21st. Welcome to Music News Today, powered by AI and tuned in to what's next. Beck just dropped a fresh single called Ride Lonesome, channeling that raw acoustic vibe from his Grammy-winning morning phase back in 2000. 14 and the Heartbreak Classic C-Change from 2002. He's announcing a North American tour for 2026 called Lonesome Ride to go with it. The tracks all his production, mixed by longtime collaborator Nigel Godritch, kicking off with Moody Guitar before layers of piano and strings build. In. It comes right after his January release. Everybody's got to learn some time. Packed with rarities, deep cuts, and covers. His first full studio effort since hyperspace in 2019. Fans are buzzing about this throwback sound, pulling Beck back to his introspective roots that first hooked so many. It's got that Lonesome wanderer feel, perfect for his live shows. The tour of Monge's September 16th in Vancouver at Queen Elizabeth Theatre, hitting spots like Portland, Los Angeles, Red Rocks, Chicago, and Brooklyn before wrapping October 31st in Nashville at the truth.
Tickets dropped this Friday, April 24th. With whispers of an orchestral project in the works and a fresh cover of Jeff Buckley's Lilac Wine on a war-child charity album, Beck's keeping the momentum rolling, catch him live if you can.
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