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grandson is back with new single “Something To Hide”

By April 21, 2023No Comments

Alt-rocker, grandson, has returned with a brand new single titled “Something To Hide”. It’s the third single off his forthcoming album I Love You, I’m Trying which is due out on May 5th via Fueled by Ramen.

The song is a heartfelt recount of the artist’s childhood, exploring the struggles he faced as a young person, and is accompanied by electrifying riffs and a high-energy drop. With his most vulnerable songwriting to date, I Love You, I’m Trying promises to be a deep dive into the mind of a creative force that is often emotionally fragile and unstable.

On the track, grandson says: “Everyone has something to hide. Growing up as the youngest child, I would watch my family navigate alcoholism, eating disorders and job loss, through euphemism and hushed tones to insulate me from what was going on.”

Check out the song below.

Grandson has previously tackled big social and political issues with his platinum-certified songs. However, his new album is a more personal reflection on his mental health, self-harm, and family traumas that he has long kept hidden.

“I’m painting the intimate portrait of myself I know how – covering themes of self harm, family trauma, the hidden side of life on the road, and so much more,” grandson says of the album. “This is the album that 16 year old me needed. This is the album I was scared to write and the album fans of mine deserve to hear. Above all this is the album where I face a big question: can I handle the changes life throws at me, and if this all that there is to life, can it be enough to be happy?”

I LOVE YOU, I’M TRYING TRACKLIST:
1. Two Along Their Way
2. Eulogy
3. Something to Hide
4. Drones
5. I Love You, I’m Trying
6. Half My Heart
7. Bombs Drop
8. Enough
9. Murderer
10. I Will Be Here When You’re Ready to Wake Up (ft. Wafia)
11. Heather
12. Stuck Here with Me

GRANDSON TOUR ROUTING:
May 12th – House Of Blues – San Diego, California #
May 14th – Sunshine Theater – Albuquerque, New Mexico #
May 16th – Warehouse Live – Houston, Texas #
May 17th – Tech Port Center – San Antonio, Texas #
May 18th – House Of Blues – Dallas, Texas #
May 19th – Joy Theater – New Orleans, Louisiana #
May 21st – Welcome to Rockville Festival – Daytona Beach, Florida @
May 22nd – The Ritz Ybor – Tampa, Florida #
May 23rd – The Masquerade (Heaven) – Atlanta, Georgia #
May 24th – Skydeck – Nashville, Tennessee #
May 26th – The National – Richmond, Virginia #
May 27th – The Fillmore – Charlotte, North Carolina #
May 28th – Sonic Temple Festival – Columbus, Ohio @
May 29th – The Fillmore – Silver Spring, Maryland #
May 31st – House Of Blues – Boston, Massachusetts #
June 2nd – Toads – New Haven, Connecticut #
June 3rd – Webster Hall – New York, New York *
June 4th – Franklin Music Hall – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania *
June 5th – Roxian Theatre – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania *
June 6th – Egyptian Room – Indianapolis, Indiana *
June 9th – St. Andrews Hall – Detroit, Michigan *
June 11th – House Of Blues – Chicago, Illinois *
June 12th – Palace Theatre – St. Paul, Minnesota *
June 13th – The Rave – Milwaukee, Wisconsin *
June 15th – The Admiral – Omaha, Nebraska *
June 16th – The Factory – St. Louis, Missouri *
June 17th – Boulevardia Festival – Kansas City, Missouri @
June 19th – Mission Ballroom – Denver, Colorado *
June 20th – The Complex – Salt Lake City, Utah *
June 22nd – Revolution Concert House – Boise, Idaho *
June 23rd – Showbox SoDo – Seattle, Washington *
June 24th – Roseland Theatre – Portland, Oregon *
June 26th – Warfield Theatre – San Francisco, California *
June 27th – The Wiltern – Los Angeles, California *
June 29th – Van Buren – Phoenix, Arizona *
July 1st – Diamond Ballroom – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ^
July 2nd – Growlers – Memphis, Tennessee ^
July 3rd – Bogarts – Cincinnati, Ohio ^
July 5th – Empire Live Underground – Albany, New York ^
July 9th – Aura – Portland, Maine ^
July 10th – The Met – Pawtucket, Rhode Island ^
July 11th – Wally’s – Hampton Beach, New Hampshire ^

K.Flay (Direct Support May 12th – June 29th)
* Jack Kays
# DE’WAYNE
^ No Love For The Middle Child & grandson only
@ Festival Date

Tickets available for purchase here.

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