Noga Erez is on her way.
The bitingly unflinching singer, songwriter, rapper and producer – who has collaborated in recent years with artists ranging from Weezer to Missy Elliott and opened for Florence + The Machine at Madison Square Garden – has today announced the impending release of her hotly anticipated fourth studio LP, Duck Season, which will arrive on Feb. 26, 2027 via Neon Gold/Atlantic Records.
The album was heralded by the satirical new single, “People, I hope you know the world is ending,” out now, as well as an ambitious calendar of North American and European tour dates launching next spring.
Working with the support of her creative and life partner, producer and songwriter Ori Rousso, the 14-track Duck Season project features collaborators including Iranian rapper Hichkas and singer, actress and model Cara Delevingne.
Erez will support the album with a relentless cross-Atlantic tour kicking off March 10 in Phoenix, before heading across America to play iconic Northeast venues including Union Transfer in Philadelphia on April 1, Asbury Lanes in Asbury Park on April 9 and New York’s Brooklyn Paramount on April 10, and followed by a run of European dates from May to July. Ticket pre-sale for the tour begins at 10 am local time Tuesday, Nov. 17, with tickets going on sale to the general public on Friday, Nov. 20.
Erez’s reputation has continued to grow since her breakthrough 2017 debut album, Off the Radar, as she’s clocked up more than a quarter of a billion streams around the world, had her music appear in film and television endeavors such as Nobody Wants This and, this year alone, taking the stage at the Coachella and Austin City Limits Festivals and starring as the subject of the documentary Noga.
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