Lowell / Critically Acclaimed Debut Album We Loved Her Dearly Released Today via Arts & Crafts!
National Tour w/ Icona Pop + Generationals
Full Album Stream Available NOW!
Discusses The Album + Reveals Specially Curated
“Work Out Party Mix” w/ Entertainment Weekly
Photo Credit: Norman Wong
“Lowell makes user-friendly, irresistible pop music from an expressly feminist perspective, and she wields many tools to do it. If she’s rebellious, then she’s the world’s first freedom fighter to come armed with pom-poms.” – NPR
“We Loved Her Dearly [is a] 12-song set packed with irresistible pop hooks, dreamy synth textures and pointed feminist commentary.” – Rolling Stone
“Lowell is No Ordinary Pop Chanteuse” – The New York Times
“Her music can only be described as cheerfully badass—and her style is equally fearsome.” – Allure
” … the pop-punk princess feminist we’ve been waiting for.” – Refinery29
” …you need to get into this candy-colored, deep as f— singer ASAP.” – MTV
“catchy, glossy synth-pop” – Rookie
“music in the form of very delicate electro clouds” – Village Voice
“high-spirited pop that Haim and Grimes could commend” – SPIN
“The music is as complex as her subject matter, fiddling with contemporary electronic pop conventions with frequent nods to such diverse influences as Pet Sounds and Aphex Twin.” – Entertainment Weekly
Lowell has released her critically acclaimed debut album today via Arts & Crafts to a great deal of anticipation. Writing openly about topics like sexual abuse, LGBTQ rights, rape, abortion, and women’s rights throughout the record, her refreshing approach is what stands her unique brand of sophisticated synth-infused pop apart from the rest.
In celebration of the long-awaited album release, Lowell has revealed a remix by the alter-ego of “I Love You Money” co-producer Adam King, IVIVI. Check out “I Love You Money” (IVIVI Remix) HERE and read more about the album + dance to her “Work Out Party Mix” featured on Entertainment Weekly. The We loved Her Dearly album stream premiered with NPR First Listen and is now available at Spotify.
Taking a cue from the rebellious, feminist-punk contemporaries that her messaging has often been compared to (Kathleen Hanna, Beth Ditto), Lowell’s brand of pop conveys the urgency of her subject matter, but her melodies keep songs accessible, optimistic and fun. Lowell’s charmingly earnest yet raucous live show commands audiences to their feet. She will hit the road once again with Icona Pop and Generationals + one-offs with Dum Dum Girls and Monarchy this fall to support the release of We Loved Her Dearly.
Lowell National Tour Dates:
# = w/ Icona Pop
^ = w/ Generationals
+ = w/ Dum Dum Girls
* = w/ Monarchy
9/16: Vancouver, BC @ Fortune Sound Club
9/17: Portland, OR @ Bunk Bar
9/19: San Francisco, CA @ The Rickshaw Stop *
9/21: San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar
9/22: Los Angeles, CA @ Bootleg Theatre
10/15: Columbus, SC @ Colonial Life Arena (students only) #
10/17: Morgantown, WV @ Morgantown Event Center #
10/18: Ithaca, NY @ Barton Hall #
10/23: St. Louis, MO @ Chaifetz Arena #
10/25: Hattiesburg, MS @ University of Southern Mississippi #
10/28: Indiana, PA @ Ohio Room #
10/30: Bloomsburg, PA @ Nelson Fieldhouse #
11/1: Lewiston, ME @ Bates College #
11/16: Los Angeles, CA @ The Well +
(Red Bull Sound Select Presents: 30 Days in LA)
12/2: Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506 ^
12/3: Philadelphia, PA @ Johnny Brenda’s ^
12/5: Toronto, ON @ The Garrison ^
12/6: Montreal, QC @ Il Motore ^
12/7: Allston, MA @ Great Scott ^
12/9: Columbus, OH @ The Basement ^
12/10: Asheville, NC @ The Mothlight ^
Shares “I Love You Money” (IVIVI Remix)