Angel Olsen has announced her new album Big Time. It’s out June 3 via Jagjaguwar and features the new single “All the Good Times.” Watch the video for the album’s opening song below.
According to the album’s announcement, Big Time was written during a period of time when Olsen was coming out as queer. “Some experiences just make you feel as though you’re 5 years old, no matter how wise or adult you think you are,” Olsen said in a statement about coming out to her parents around that time. “Finally, at the ripe age of 34, I was free to be me.” Both of her parents died just before she began recording the album.
Kimberly Stuckwisch directed the new “All the Good Times” music video, which stars Olsen and her partner. “Angel’s story is a gift,” Stuckwisch said in a statement. “It allowed me to visually explore the universal themes of love, loss, and most importantly what holds us back from realizing our true selves.”
Big Time was recorded and mixed with co-producer Jonathan Wilson. It also features pianist and organist Drew Erickson and bassist Emily Elhaj. The new album is the follow-up to Olsen’s 2021 covers EP Aisles and the 2020 album Whole New Mess—a counterpart to 2019’s All Mirrors. She’ll soon tour with Sharon Van Etten and Julien Baker. Find Olsen’s full tour itinerary below.
Big Time:
01 All the Good Times
02 Big Time
03 Dream Thing
04 Ghost On
05 All the Flowers
06 Right Now
07 This Is How It Works
08 Go Home
09 Through the Fires
10 Chasing the Sun
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07-21 Vienna, VA – Wolf Trap Center For the Performing Arts *^!
07-22 Asheville, NC – Rabbit Rabbit *^!
07-23 Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium *^
07-25 Austin, TX – Moody Amphitheater *^!
07-28 Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theatre *^!
07-29 Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theatre *^!
07-30 Berkeley, CA – Greek Theatre *^!
08-02 Troutdale, OR – McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheater *^!
08-03 Redmond, WA – Marymoor Amphitheater *^!
08-05 Boise, ID – Idaho Botanical Garden *^!
08-06 Salt Lake City, UT – TBA *^!
08-07 Denver, CO – Sculpture Park *^!
08-09 Minneapolis, MN – Surly Brewing Festival Field *^!
08-10 Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed *^!
08-11 Kalamazoo, MI – Bell’s Eccentric Cafe *^!
08-12 Toronto, Ontario – Massey Hall *^
08-13 Toronto, Ontario – Massey Hall *^
08-15 Shelburne, VT – The Green at Shelburne Museum *^!
08-16 Lafayette, NY – Beak & Skiff Apple Orchards *^!
08-18 Boston, MA – Leader Bank Pavilion *^!
08-19 Philadelphia, PA – Skyline Stage at The Mann *^!
08-20 New York, NY – Central Park Summerstage *^!
08-21 New York, NY – Central Park Summerstage *^!
09-26 Lisbon, Portugal – Capitólio
09-27 Lisbon, Portugal – Capitólio
09-29 Madrid, Spain – La Riviera
09-30 Barcelona, Spain – Sala Apolo
10-01 Lyon, France – L’Epicerie Moderne
10-02 Zurich, Switzerland – Kaufleuten
10-04 Munich, Germany – Freiheitshalle
10-05 Vienna, Austria – WUK
10-06 Warsaw, Poland – Palladium
10-07 Berlin, Germany – Huxleys
10-09 Stockholm, Sweden – Berns
10-10 Oslo, Norway – Rockefeller
10-11 Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
10-13 Cologne, Germany – Gloria
10-14 Paris, France – Bataclan
10-15 Leuven, Belgium – Het Depot
10-16 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
10-18 London, England – O2 Academy Brixton
10-19 Bath, England – The Forum
10-20 Edinburgh, Scotland – Usher Hall
10-21 Manchester, England – Albert Hall
10-24 Dublin, Ireland – Vicar Street
* with Sharon Van Etten
^ with Julien Baker
! with Spencer
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