\n<\/p>\n
The new track was
\ndebuted live during recent US shows including Lollapalooza and
\nHinterland festivals, plus a headline show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The London-based artist described \u201cMemories\u201d as \u201cone of the happiest songs on the album,\u201d
\nbut said it comes from \u201cclinging onto ideas that should make me happy
\nbut actually make me feel sad, because I wish they were just moments I
\nlived in forever.\u201d<\/p>\n
Pylon<\/em> follows This Is How Tomorrow Moves<\/em>, Two intimate London The
\n which became her first UK number 1 album in 2024. On the writing
\nprocess, Laus said the record \u201creminded me a lot of how I wrote songs at
\n 17, alone in my bedroom, feeling sad as fuck.\u201d The album also includes
\nearlier singles \u201cSwitchblade\u201d and \u201cSun Has Set.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nrelease shows have been confirmed for release week: Kingston\u2019s Circuit
\nwith Banquet Records on 15 September, and Hackney Church with Rough
\nTrade on 18 September. <\/p>\n
\n Powerlines Tour, her first arena run, begins on 1 October in
\nUncasville, Connecticut, and takes in Madison Square Garden on 5 October
\n and the Kia Forum on 21 October before reaching the UK. She plays
\nGlasgow\u2019s OVO Hydro on 14 November, Cardiff\u2019s Utilita Arena on 16
\nNovember, Manchester\u2019s AO Arena on 17 November, and The O2 in London on
\n18 November. Wisp supports in North America, with Violet Grohl joining
\nthe European leg.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n