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Sep 10, 2019 By Christopher Roberts Tindersticks

Tindersticks have announced a new album, No Treasure But Hope, and shared its first single, “The Amputees,” via a video for the track. The band have also announced some 2020 tour dates, including their first show on the American East Coast in 10 years. No Treasure But Hope is due out November 15 via City Slang. Check out “The Amputees” below, followed by the album’s cover art and the band’s tour dates.

Tindersticks’ last album, The Waiting Room, was released in 2016 via City Slang. Unlike most previous Tindersticks’ albums, No Treasure But Hope was recorded fairly quickly. “Five weeks from the first notes recorded to the mastering,” says frontman Stuart A. Staples in a press release.

“The last two albums were gradually built to a point of being finished in our studio from moments of playing and recording together,” Staples further explains. “When we figured out how to present the songs live, different things happened to them. This time, we wanted to reverse that - to do something that was about being committed to a song together in a moment.”

Staples directed the animated video for “The Amputees,” with art direction by Suzanne Osborne.

Staples released a solo album, Arrhythmia, last year via City Slang. Earlier this year he did the score for the film High Life, which was directed by Claire Denis (Staples has scored various other Denis films in the past) and starred Robert Pattinson. Tindersticks contributed the new song “Willow” to the soundtrack and it featured the vocals of Pattinson.

No Treasure But Hope Tracklist:

1. For the Beauty
2. The Amputees
3. Tress Fall
4. Pinky in the Daylight
5. Carousel
6. Take Care in Your Dreams
7. See My Girls
8. The Old Mans Gait
9. Tough Love
10. No Treasure But Hope

Tindersticks 2020 Tour Dates:

Jan 29 - Gent, BE - NTG
Jan 30 - Gent, BE - NTG
Jan 31 - Paris, FR - La Salle Pleyel
Feb 2 - Brighton, UK - The Dome
Feb 4 - Berlin, DE - Berliner Philharmonie
Feb 15 - Istanbul, TK - Is Sanat Culture Centre
Feb 17 - Faro, PT - Teatro Das Figuras
Feb 18 - Lisbon, PT - Aula Magna
Feb 20 - Leiria, PT - Teatro Jose Lucio da Silva
Feb 21 - Coimbra, PT - Convento Sao Francisco
Feb 22 - Porto, PT - Casa Da Musica
Feb 23 - Vigo, ES - Auditorio Abanca
Feb 25 - Barcelona, ES - Palau de la Musica (Festival Mil-Ienni)
Feb 27 - Rennes, FR - TNB
Feb 28 - Nantes, FR - Le Lieu Unique
Feb 29 - Nantes, FR - Le Lieu Unique
Mar 1 - La Rochelle, FR - La Sirene
Mar 3 - Fouesnant, FR - L’Archipel
Mar 4 - Herouville, FR - Comedie de Caen
Mar 5 - Evreux, FR - Le Tangram
Mar 6 - Orleans, FR - Astrolabe
Mar 7 - Arras, FR - Tandem
Mar 9 - Besancon, FR - La Rodia
Mar 10 - Grenoble, FR - La Belle Electrique
Mar 11 - Nimes, FR - Paloma
Mar 12 - Toulouse, FR - Metronum
Mar 13 - Bordeaux, FR - Le Pin Galant
Apr 1 - Brooklyn, NY - Murmrr
Apr 14 - San Sebastian, ES - Teatro Victoria Eugenia
Apr 18 - Bochum, DE - Schauspielhaus
Apr 19 - Munich, DE - Prinzengententheater
Apr 20 - Hamburg, DE - Laeiszhalle
Apr 22 - Oslo, NO - Sentrum Scene
Apr 23 - Stockholm, SE - Dramaten
Apr 24 - Gothenberg, SE - Storan
Apr 25 - Copenhagen, DK - Vega
Apr 26 - Copenhagen, DK - Vega
Apr 28 - Brussels, BE - Ancienne Belgique
Apr 30 - Genk, BE - C Mine
May 1 - Rotterdam, NL - De Doelen
May 2 - Utrecht, NL - Tivoli Vredenburg
May 3 - Groningen, NL - Oosterport
May 5 - Geneva, CH - Alhambra
May 6 - Winterthur, CH - Casinotheater
May 7 - Ljubljana, SL - Kino Siska
May 8 - Belgrade, RS - Kombank Dvorana
May 9 - Vienna, AT - Akzent Theatre
May 10 - Vienna, AT - Akzent Theatre
May 22 - London, UK - Royal Festival Hall
May 24 - Dublin, IRL - National Concert Hall

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