Punch Brothers have shared "Song of the Water Kelpie (unsung)," a new track from their upcoming album, The Unsung Adventures of Punch Brothers, due July 24; you can watch a performance video here. The band will return to Europe in January 2027 for their first shows there in almost a decade. The tour begins in the UK on January 14, with stops in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Czechia, and Switzerland. The band kicks off a 64-city North American tour this Thursday.
The band has also announced that it will return to Europe in January 2027 to tour in support of the new album. The 12-date run marks their first shows in Europe in almost a decade, and will feature music from across Punch Brothers’ extensive back catalog alongside tunes from their new album. The tour begins in the UK on January 14, before moving on to Germany, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Czechia, and Switzerland; please see below for the full schedule. Tickets go on sale this Friday, May 15, at 10am BST/11am CET, except for Hamburg (on sale May 19) and Luxembourg (on sale in November, date TBS).
This Thursday, May 14, the band will embark on a sixty-four city North American tour—their most extensive tour since 2019—performing through the spring, summer, and autumn, with headlining shows at venues like Carnegie Hall in New York and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, and festival performances including Newport Folk Festival, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and Spoleto Festival. Visit nonesuch.com/on-tour for more information.
The Unsung Adventures of Punch Brothers is the seventh album from the Grammy-winning band—and its first comprising all instrumental tunes as well as its first with fiddle player Brittany Haas, who joined the quintet in 2023. The album features eight new original compositions by Punch Brothers as well as three traditional songs they arranged, and is produced by the band and engineered by Joseph Lorge, who most recently received a Grammy Award for Best Engineered Album/Non-Classical for his work on Pino Palladino and Blake Mills’ That Wasn’t a Dream.
The band has also announced that it will return to Europe in January 2027 to tour in support of the new album. The 12-date run marks their first shows in Europe in almost a decade, and will feature music from across Punch Brothers’ extensive back catalog alongside tunes from their new album. The tour begins in the UK on January 14, before moving on to Germany, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Czechia, and Switzerland; please see below for the full schedule. Tickets go on sale this Friday, May 15, at 10am BST/11am CET, except for Hamburg (on sale May 19) and Luxembourg (on sale in November, date TBS).
This Thursday, May 14, the band will embark on a sixty-four city North American tour—their most extensive tour since 2019—performing through the spring, summer, and autumn, with headlining shows at venues like Carnegie Hall in New York and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, and festival performances including Newport Folk Festival, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and Spoleto Festival. Visit nonesuch.com/on-tour for more information.
The Unsung Adventures of Punch Brothers is the seventh album from the Grammy-winning band—and its first comprising all instrumental tunes as well as its first with fiddle player Brittany Haas, who joined the quintet in 2023. The album features eight new original compositions by Punch Brothers as well as three traditional songs they arranged, and is produced by the band and engineered by Joseph Lorge, who most recently received a Grammy Award for Best Engineered Album/Non-Classical for his work on Pino Palladino and Blake Mills’ That Wasn’t a Dream.
The band has also announced that it will return to Europe in January 2027 to tour in support of the new album. The 12-date run marks their first shows in Europe in almost a decade, and will feature music from across Punch Brothers’ extensive back catalog alongside tunes from their new album. The tour begins in the UK on January 14, before moving on to Germany, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Czechia, and Switzerland; please see below for the full schedule. Tickets go on sale this Friday, May 15, at 10am BST/11am CET, except for Hamburg (on sale May 19) and Luxembourg (on sale in November, date TBS).
This Thursday, May 14, the band will embark on a sixty-four city North American tour—their most extensive tour since 2019—performing through the spring, summer, and autumn, with headlining shows at venues like Carnegie Hall in New York and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, and festival performances including Newport Folk Festival, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and Spoleto Festival. Visit nonesuch.com/on-tour for more information.
The Unsung Adventures of Punch Brothers is the seventh album from the Grammy-winning band—and its first comprising all instrumental tunes as well as its first with fiddle player Brittany Haas, who joined the quintet in 2023. The album features eight new original compositions by Punch Brothers as well as three traditional songs they arranged, and is produced by the band and engineered by Joseph Lorge, who most recently received a Grammy Award for Best Engineered Album/Non-Classical for his work on Pino Palladino and Blake Mills’ That Wasn’t a Dream.
Cécile McLorin Salvant has shared "Left Over," a new track, written by Salvant, from her upcoming album With Every Breath I Take, due June 26 on Nonesuch. On the album, her first with orchestra, Salvant and Metropole Orkest conducted by Jules Buckley perform timeless songs newly arranged by composer and bandleader Darcy James Argue. You can watch a video for “Left Over,” filmed during the recording session, here.
Congratulations to composers Steve Reich, Jonny Greenwood, and Sarah Kirkland Snider on being shortlisted for Germany's Opus Klassik Awards. Reich's Jacob's Ladder / Traveler's Prayer is up for World Premiere Recording of the Year; Greenwood's score to the Paul Thomas Anderson film One Battle After Another for Film Music/Score of the Year; and Snider's album Forward into Light for New Classic/Neoclassic.
