Los Angeles, CA (May 20, 2016) – Today sees the release of  V •••–, the long-awaited new album from Los Angeles-based rock ‘n roll band TIGER ARMY. Produced by Grammy winner Ted Hutt (Old Crow Medicine Show, The Gaslight Anthem, Dropkick Murphys) and featuring singer/guitarist Nick 13, bassist Dave Roe (Johnny Cash, Ray Lamontagne, Dan Auerbach) and drummer Mitch Marine (Dwight Yoakam), V •••– is Tiger Army’s first album since 2007’s Music From Regions Beyond. The album is available on iTunes by clicking HERE.

Over the course of the past few weeks, Tiger Army has been giving fans a sneak preview of the album, starting with the NOISEY premiere of the “Prisoner of the Night” video, then the release of new songs “Firefall” and “Prisoner of the Night” and the Consequence of Sound debut of “I Am The Moth.” Consequence of Sound described the latter as “an homage to Westerns and Morrissey” and the album as a collection of “genre-bending songs that touch on the major milestones of rock, complemented by lyrics that serve as biting societal observations.” In their Tiger Army cover story, the Orange County Register praised the album for being eclectic and darker than Tiger Army’s previous works and American Songwriter called the album “immediately captivating,” adding, “Nick 13 croons like a combination of Roy Orbison, Morrissey, Big Sandy and the Mavericks’ Raul Malo…”

Tiger Army will celebrate V •••–  with a May 20th in-store signing at Amoeba Records and a show at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco, CA. It’s the first date of a headlining tour that runs across North America (see itinerary below or go to tigerarmy.com for more info).

Since their arrival in ’96, TIGER ARMY have drawn critical praise from the New York Times, performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, had a No. 1 Most Requested Song on influential LA radio station KROQ with the single “Forever Fades Away,” shared stages with artists such as Morrissey and Social Distortion and built a diehard international fanbase by blending punk grit and mid-century twang to thrilling effect. Last October, they held their long-running two-day Octoberflame festival at the Observatory in Santa Ana, CA. The dates, which sold out immediately, were the band’s first in two years and the shows’ electricity prompted the Orange County Register to write, “Maybe the most remarkable thing about Tiger Army’s set was how the band and audience seemed as in-step with each other as ever. If Nick 13 wondered whether Tiger Army would still have a strong fan base after so much time away from the stage, the Octoberflame concerts served the role of reassurance.”

Don’t miss your chance to catch TIGER ARMY live. Tour dates are as follows (additional dates TBA):

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