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Mar 05, 2020 Hamilton Leithauser By Christopher Roberts

Hamilton Leithauser (formerly of The Walkmen) has shared a new song, “Isabella,” via a lyric video for the track. He has also announced a new album, The Loves of Your Life, which is due out April 10 via Glassnote. The details of the album have yet to be announced, but the YouTube page for “Isabella” mentions the album title and release date. Check out the song below, followed by Leithauser’s upcoming tour dates.

Earlier today Leithauser shared a teaser video for the song in which New York-based singer/songwriter Maggie Rogers gave him a haircut and made him cry. It followed another funny teaser video that Leithauser shared last month in which he got beaten up by actor/writer Ethan Hawke. That led to the new song “Here They Come,” which was one of our Songs of the Week.

In the “Here They Come” teaser video Leithauser said his new album is made up of songs about real people, many of them his friends. “‘Here They Come’ is about a friend who tends to run from his problems,” Leithauser further explained in a voice over, as he walked around New York City. “When the going gets tough, he tends to just cut and run. The song is about the specific moment when the lights are coming up in a movie theater where he’s been hiding out all day.”

In the “Here They Come” teaser Leithauser then arrives at Café Carlyle (where he had a series of residency shows in January) to play the song for one of his friends, who turns out to be Hawke. Right off the bat, the actor is annoyed that Leithauser is late. Then Hawke has a violent reaction to the song.

Back in 2016 Leithauser teamed up with Rostam Batmanglij (formerly of Vampire Weekend) to release a collaborative album, I Had a Dream That You Were Mine, via Glassnote.

Hamilton Leithauser Tour Dates:

Thursday, May 7: Nashville, TN @ Basement East
Friday, May 8: St Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall
Saturday, May 9: Cincinnati, OH @ Homecoming
Sunday, May 10: Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall
Tuesday, May 12: Madison, WI @ Majestic Live
Wednesday, May 13: Minneapolis, MN @ Cedar Cultural Center
Friday, May 15: Denver, CO @ Bluebird Theater
Saturday, May 16: Salt Lake City, UT @ Urban Lounge
Monday, May 18: Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up Tavern
Wednesday, May 20: Los Angeles, CA @ Ace Hotel
Thursday, May 21: San Francisco, CA @ August Hall
Friday, May 22: Napa, CA @ Bottlerock

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