

Atlantic recording artist Meg Myers has announced the release of her much anticipated debut album. “SORRY” arrives everywhere on Friday, September 18th. “SORRY” is available for pre-order beginning today, with all orders accompanied by an instant grat download of the album’s next single, “Lemon Eyes,” along with Myers’ previously released singles, “Sorry,” “Desire,” “Make A Shadow,” and “The Morning After.”
“Lemon Eyes” premiered online yesterday on Stereogum and is currently streaming on Myers’ official YouTube channel, https://youtu.be/WMUis90DHtM. “Lemon Eyes,” available now, is set to impact Alternative radio outlets nationwide in early August; a companion video clip is currently in pre-production, with a premiere date to be announced soon.
Meanwhile, “Sorry” – the album’s title track and most recently released single – hit top 15 at Alternative radio, marking Myers’ second consecutive top 20 track at the format. The single’s companion video – directed by Andrew Donaho (Jack Garratt, Raury) – now has over 1 million views and counting at Myers’ official YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ym1J5IAk2P4.
Myers will herald “SORRY” with a wide ranging US tour, including a series of fall dates as special guest to Awolnation, set to get underway October 27th at Seattle, WA’s Paramount Theatre (see attached itinerary). In addition, Myers is slated to appear at a string of upcoming festivals and concert events including the Austin City Limits Festival. Additional dates – including a full headline tour – will be announced soon. For up to the minute details and ticket information, please log on to www.megmyers.com/tour.
“SORRY” has already begun to draw advance raves, with ELLE hailing its “battering guitars, shrieking, sinful vocals, and a fiery woman taking names and extinguishing her insecurities.” Cosmopolitan declared her as “the singer-songwriter, alt-rock heir apparent to Alanis Morissette,” praising “SORRY” as “equal parts haunting and headbanging.”
Myers’ sophomore EP, “MAKE A SHADOW,” was released in early 2014 to widespread acclaim, with Stereogum declaring the EP’s startling single, “Desire,” to be “something that is as sweet as it is unsettling.” “Desire” proved a Top 20 favorite at Alternative radio outlets nationwide, while the track’s evocative companion video – hailed by Noisey as “simply stunning” – has earned more than 3 million views at www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR5u9jb0PJE. In addition, the EP’s “The Morning After” and “Make A Shadow” both reached the top 5 on Hype Machine’s “Most Popular” chart, with the latter track ranked among Amazon’s “50 Best Songs of 2014.”
Acclaimed as a provocative and dynamic live act, Myers spent much of the next year on the road, headlining clubs, supporting such artists as Royal Blood, Broods, and Pixies, and stealing the show at an array of top festivals. Rolling Stone praised Myers as one of the “Best Things We Saw At Lollapalooza,” while the New York Times applauded her set at NYC’s Governors Ball for its “seething hard-rock riffs like early P.J. Harvey” and Myers’ “imprecations at the destructive power of love and desire.”
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MEG MYERS ON TOUR 2015
* w/ AWOLNATION
JULY:
25 Pittsburgh, PA X–Fest I
AUGUST:
7 Minneapolis, MN Go Fest ‘15
8 Santa Monica, CA ALT 98.7 Summer Camp
13 Sacramento, CA Radio 94.7 Presents City of Trees: Pre-Trees Party
15 Redmond, WA 107.7 The End Summer Camp 15
SEPTEMBER:
12 San Diego, CA FM 94.9 Independence Jam
25-27 Las Vegas, NV Life Is Beautiful Festival
OCTOBER:
2-11 Austin, TX ACL Music Festival
23 St. Louis, MO Red, Rock & Blue: USO of MO Benefit
27 Seattle, WA Paramount Theatre*
NOVEMBER:
1 Albuquerque, NM Sunshine Theater *
3 Austin, TX Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater *
4 Houston, TX Bayou Music Center *
5 Dallas, TX South Side Ballroom *
7 Denver, CO Fillmore Auditorium *
8 Kansas City, MO The Midland *
10 Philadelphia, PA The Fillmore *