Australian musician Courtney Barnett has revealed that she will be releasing an instrumental album titled End of the Day (Music From the Film Anonymous Club) on September 8. The album will consist of tracks the “Avant Gardener” wrote for the 2021 documentary film, Anonymous Club.
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End of the Day (Music From the Film Anonymous Club) will feature 17 tracks including “Start Somewhere,” “Life Balance,” and “First Slow,” which are all featured in a video Barnett just released on YouTube. The video initially depicts a static shot of some gorgeous greenery before Barnett appears in a blue raincoat and wanders around the landscape. The tracks are atmospheric and calming.
In addition to the announcement of the upcoming album, Barnett has revealed that she will be embarking on a tour that starts in North America and moves to the UK next year. The tour will begin on October 11 with a show at Stone Church in Brattleboro, Vermont. It will then travel to New York City, Washington, D.C., Glasgow, and London. The Tour will conclude on June 27 with a concert at Villa Park in Birmingham, England. Foo Fighters will accompany Barnett during her UK shows.
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End of the Day (Music From the Film Anonymous Club) will be the final record that Barnett releases through Milk! Records. Barnett and Jen Cloher founded the record company in 2012. In an official statement through Twitter, Barnett said, “End of the Day will be the final release of @milk_records. It has been one of the great honours of my life to be a part of this incredible community and to work alongside so many amazing artists. Thank you to every single person involved XO.”
Barnett recently discussed the creation of Milk! Records with Guardian, saying, “Somebody referred to me as creative director and Jen as label manager. It was so DIY … We were just trying to get things done. And making it up as we went.”
Barnett further opened up to the outlet regarding the end of Milk! Records, adding, “A year ago or maybe even six months ago, thinking about [closing it] would’ve been so impossible and so difficult and I would’ve resisted. One day I literally just woke up and my mind had changed.”
Check out the dates for Courtney Barnett’s upcoming tour below:
10-11 Brattleboro, VT – Stone Church
10-12 New York, NY – National Sawdust
10-13 New York, NY – National Sawdust
10-14 Philadelphia, PA – Sanctuary First Unitarian Church
10-15 Washington, D.C. – The Atlantis
11-03 Los Angeles, CA – Masonic Lodge
11-04 Los Angeles, CA – Masonic Lodge
04-04-08 Puerto Aventuras, Mexico – One Big Holiday
06-15 Manchester, England – Old Trafford
06-17 Glasgow, Scotland – Hampden Park
06-22 London, England – London Stadium
06-27 Birmingham, England – Villa Park
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