Beck is returning with new music, and he’s bringing some familiar faces along with him.
The Grammy winner announced his new studio album, Ride Lonesome, set for release Sept. 18 through Capitol Records. It marks his first new record since 2019’s Hyperspace.
Ride Lonesome is also a reunion between Beck and several musicians with whom he toured years ago and who helped record some of his most well-known records, including Sea Change, Morning Phase and Mutations. The returning collaborators include Smokey Hormel, Joey Waronker, Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Roger Joseph Manning Jr. and Jason Falkner. Nigel Godrich, who previously worked with Beck on Sea Change and Mutations, returned to mix the album.
The singer-songwriter commented on the process, saying in a statement, “It had been a decade since we went in the studio and recorded Morning Phase. This time It felt like the playing and the chemistry had evolved and deepened— a sound that’s come together over the decades of working together.”
“While we were revisiting a musical and physical place, it also felt like we were finding new sounds and emotional textures along the way,” he concluded.
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The tracklist for Lonesome Ride is as follows, “Ride Lonesome,” “Run Away,” “In The Night,” “Failed Words,” “Bleed,” “Disappearing Act,” “For Your Love,” “Slow Canyon,” “It Ends Right Here,” “Falling Through My Hands,” “If You Don’t Know What Love Is” and “Beyond The Light.”
Beck released the first single from the album, the title track “Lonesome Ride,” in early 2026. At the same time as the album announcement, he released another single from the upcoming record called “In The Night.” The music video was directed by Mikai Karl and stars French actor Denis Lavant.
The new album will be supported by a North American tour in late 2026. It begins with the first stop in Vancouver, Canada, on Sept. 16, continuing with performances into October. Several dates have already sold out.
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