A portion of the proceeds from CHVRCHES 2027 tour will go to TAC and their work supporting LGBTQ Youth across the country.

CHVRCHES announce their eagerly anticipated new album All The King’s Men alongside an extensive run of shows across North America, the UK and Ireland starting in February. All The King’s Men, their first album in almost six years, is due for release on January 22, 2027 in LP, CD, cassette and digital formats via Futures Music Group.

The band - Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook and Martin Doherty - took their pause in 2023 after touring their fourth album Screen Violence, with all agreed that when they returned, their next chapter had to challenge and excite them. The result is All The King’s Men, a self-consciously British freewheeling collection of 11 tracks of vividly emotional indie rock that fans won’t expect, and neither did they.

In the intervening years all three members were consciously and unconsciously absorbing material for their return. On his frequent trips back to Scotland to spend time with his mother, Doherty had reconnected with gritty British cinema by auteurs like Shane Meadows and Ken Loach - not incidentally the ones who stare down the barrel of the UK’s worst social issues - and UK artists like Massive Attack, Souxsie & The Banshees, and PJ Harvey.

Meanwhile, Mayberry had done her 10,000 hours of sessions and leveled up as a lyricist, and came looking to make music that showcases a fresh storytelling quality and vocal range, and Cook - still living in the band’s Scotland home base - had started to reject electronics in favor of writing with acoustic instruments, and was listening to Nick Drake, Bert Jansch and Incredible String Band.