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Brooklyn-based songwriter Hudson Freeman has announced an extensive North American tour for spring 2027, coinciding with the release of his new album, Doom Country, out November 6 via Mom + Pop Music.
Drawing on his Evangelical upbringing and complicated relationship with faith, the album blends lo-fi sludge, grunge-folk, shoegaze, and Americana into a personal exploration of identity and contemporary America. Freeman describes it as a “personal, post-apocalyptic road trip album,” citing Sufjan Stevens, Bruce Springsteen, and Sun Kil Moon as influences.
Freeman has enjoyed a breakthrough year, earning recognition from Zane Lowe, contributing to The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping soundtrack, and performing alongside Jesse Welles, Mumford & Sons, and Foxwarren.
Following a November 6 record release show at New York’s Bowery Ballroom and a February European tour, his North American dates begin March 24 in California and conclude May 22 in Boston. No Texas dates have been announced.
Doom Country arrives November 6 via Mom + Pop Music.
