beabadoobee Shares New Single '10:36'

Following the wrap of her U.S tour opening for Halsey and standout performances at Gov Ball and Rock The Garden, critically acclaimed, award-winning Gen Z icon beabadoobee has released the second official single "10:36" from her upcoming sophomore album Beatopia (pronounced Bay-A-Toe-Pee-Uh), out July 15 via Dirty Hit.

Llisten to "10:36," which unpacks Bea's personal relationships and details her dependency on human contact to get to sleep. Written during lockdown shortly after Bea's debut album Fake It Flowers, "10:36" features a vulnerable spoken bridge and is named for the time at night that it was finished.

"'10:36' was written after Fake It Flowers and just before Our Extended Play, and I had envisioned it to be on that EP, but I was just sitting on that riff for ages and then I properly made a demo during lockdown," shares beabadoobee on the single.

"It was called '10:36' because that was the time I finished writing it. It's basically about how I have this weird dependency on human contact to sleep" "10:36" follows the recent release of lead single "Talk," a hazy pop-rock jam which arrived accompanied by a high-energy video featuring 150 of Bea's biggest fans and her close circle of friends in a blissful state, reflecting the inspiration behind the song.

"Talk" was followed by album tracks "Lovesong," a dreamy, sweet confession that calls back to Bea's acoustic origins with stirring horns and gentle piano twinkles, and "See You Soon," a breath of fresh air inspired by the clarity Bea found during a memorable trip on shrooms.

Press here to pre-order Beatopia, a fantastical yet deeply personal world that was formed in the imagination of a 7-year-old beabadoobee and has been carried with her ever since.

Beatopia houses Bea's most impressive work to date and marks a huge progression as she traverses fuzzy rock, classic singer-songwriter, psychedelia, midwest emo, and outright pop, while remaining undeniably herself throughout. Gearing up to play U.S. festivals including Newport Folk Festival, beabadoobee will also join the east coast leg of Bleachers' tour which will include a performance at NYC's Radio City Music Hall. Press here for tickets.

Marking beabadoobee's biggest year yet, she will also be embarking on a run of headline dates in the UK this October, culminating in a huge show at London's legendary Brixton Academy, and will appear at festival shows worldwide including Glastonbury, Primavera Sound, Summer Sonic, Mad Cool, Rock En Seine, Reading & Leeds, TRNSMT and more. See below for full list of tour dates.

Racking up more than 4.6 billion global streams and major critical acclaim, Bea has been on a skyrocketing trajectory over the past few years. Bea's critically acclaimed 2020 debut album Fake It Flowers established her as a one of music's most buzzed-about talents, earned her a late-night TV debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live! performing standout hit "Care," and drew mainstream and tastemaker praise on both sides of the pond.

Her most recent EP Our Extended Play, seen as an artistic bridge between Fake It Flowers and her upcoming album Beatopia, appeared on numerous "best of" lists and landed her on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon performing the '90sinfused, guitar-driven "Last Day On Earth."

Listen to the new single here:

Tour Dates

^ As main support for Jack Antonoff's band Bleachers
June 18 - Rock For People Fest - Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
June 25 - Glastonbury Festival - Glastonbury, UK
July 07 - Mad Cool Festival - Madrid, Spain
July 08 - TRNSMT Festival - Glasgow, Scotland
July 10 - Ruisrock Festival - Turku, Finland
July 15 - Finsbury Park - London, UK
July 22 - Thompson's Point - Portland, ME ^
July 23 - Newport Folk Festival (Fort Adams State Park) - Newport, RI
July 26 - Radio City Music Hall - New York, NY ^
July 27 - ARTPARK Amphitheater - Lewiston, NY ^
July 29 - Brewery Ommegang - Cooperstown, NY ^
July 30 - Osheaga Fest - Montréal, QC

August 09 - Way Out West Festival - Gothenburg, Sweden
August 10 - Sziget Festival - Budapest, Hungary
August 11 - Oya Festival - Oslo, Norway
August 20 - Summersonic Festival - Japan
August 21 - Summersonic Festival - Japan
August 24 - Zurich Openair Festival - Zurich, Switzerland
August 25 - Rock En Seine Festival - Paris, France
October 04 - Olympia Theatre - Dublin, UK
October 05 - Ulster Hall - Belfast, UK
October 07 - O2 Academy - Bristol, UK
October 08 - UEA - Norwich, UK
October 10 - Rock City - Nottingham, UK
October 11 - NX - Newcastle, UK
October 13 - Manchester Academy - Manchester, UK
October 14 - Foundry - Sheffield, UK
October 17 - Chalk - Brighton, UK
October 18 - Engine Rooms - Southampton, UK
October 19 - O2 Brixton Academy - London, UK

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