Lucius Debuts New Video for 'Something About You'; Announces Additional Tour Dates

The video for "Something About You," the latest song to be revealed from Lucius' forthcoming album Good Grief, is streaming now at http://bit.ly/203Pnbv. The video was directed by Mimi Cave who also directed the video for "Turn It Around," which appeared on Lucius' debut album Wildewoman. Additionally, "Something About You" is available as a free download on iTunes with album pre-order (http://smarturl.it/LuciusGG).

Good Grief, which will be released March 11 on Mom + Pop, is receiving early critical acclaim:

Lucius-led by its co-founders and vocalists Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, accompanied by multi-instrumentalists Andrew Burri, Peter Lalish and Dan Molad-have confirmed additional North American tour dates this May with stops at Los Angeles' The Fonda Theatre,Portland's Wonder Ballroom, Denver's Gothic Theatre and Austin's Emo's. Paste calls their live show "...a display that employs collaborative percussion, eye-catching stage props and a symbiosis of themselves and their audience." Ticket pre-sale will begin Wednesday, February 2 at 10a.m. local time at http://bit.ly/lcs16p with general on-sale starting Friday, February 5. See below for complete tour dates.

Good Grief was produced by Shawn Everett (Alabama Shakes, Weezer) and Lucius with Bob Ezrin. The album was mixed by Tom Elmhirst (Adele, Beck). Of the album Wolfe says, "When we started writing for this record, we had been away from home for nearly two years. We had just returned from tour, having gone through such varied emotions-loneliness, sadness and exhaustion alongside excitement, fulfillment and some of the most joyful moments in our lives...Whenever one of us had an idea or a feeling, the other was already a witness to it and could help navigate through it-for the two of us, this usually came in song form." Laessig adds, "...When considering titles, we wanted to be sure to acknowledge any serious subject matter, while simultaneously allowing ourselves a comic sigh of relief from any personal turmoil. Ha! The yin and yang of the record naturally unveiled itself and, so, Good Grief."

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