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Big Thief announce new album ‘Double Infinity’, share new single ‘Incomprehensible’
Their sixth album follows on from the trio’s stand-out 2022 record ‘Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You’.
Three years on from the release of ‘Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You’, Brooklyn trio Big Thief - aka Buck Meek, Adrianne Lenker, James Krivchenia - have announced details of their newest studio album.
The band will release their sixth full-length ‘Double Infinity’ on 5th September via 4AD, and to coincide with today’s announcement, the band have shared its shimmering lead single ‘Incomprehensible’ - an ode to the beauty and bewilderment of living life and the passage of time - which you can hear below.
Recorded over three wintery weeks at New York’s Power Station late last year, the process provided a warm contrast to the frozen streets outside, with the band joined by a community of musicians - Alena Spanger, Caleb Michel, Hannah Cohen, Jon Nellen, Joshua Crumbly, June McDoom, Laraaji, Mikel Patrick Avery, Mikey Buishas - who helped the more improvisational approach to the album. The album is set to be nine tracks in length, and you can scroll down to check out its tracklisting.
‘Double Infinity’ will follow on from the band’s 2023 standalone singles ‘Vampire Empire’ and ‘Born For Loving You’, and the release of their ‘Passional Relations’ EP, which was shared earlier this year to raise money for organisations helping LA communities after the wildfires back in January.
‘Double Infinity’ tracklisting:
1. Incomprehensible
2. Words
3. Los Angeles
4. All Night All Day
5. Double Infinity
6. No Fear
7. Grandmother [ft. Laraaji]
8. Happy With You
9. How Could I Have Known
The band have also confirmed plans for a North American headline tour in support of the record’s release. Check out their upcoming shows below.
SEPTEMBER 2025
17 SACRAMENTO, CA, USA, Channel 24
19TROUTDALE, OR, USA, McMenamins Edgefield
21 BOISE, ID, USA, Idaho Botanical Garden
22 SALT LAKE CITY, UT, USA, Twilight Concert Series
25 BERKELEY, CA, USA, The Greek Theatre
27 LOS ANGELES, CA, USA, Hollywood Bowl
28 SAN DIEGO, CA, USA, The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park
OCTOBER 2025
01 MEXICO CITY, MEXICO, Teatro Metropolitan
20 PORTLAND, OR, USA, State Theatre
21 BOSTON, MA, USA, MGM Music Hall at Fenway
22 PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA, The Met
24 WASHINGTON, DC, USA, The Anthem
25 FOREST HILLS, NY, USA, Forest Hills Stadium
29 RALEIGH, NC, USA, Red Hat Amphitheater
30 ATLANTA, GA, USA, Fox Theatre
31 NEW ORLEANS, LA, USA, Saenger Theatre
NOVEMBER 2025
03 TULSA, OK, USA, Cain’s Ballroom
04 DALLAS, TX, USA, The Bomb Factory
05 AUSTIN, TX, USA, Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park
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