Role Model releases new single ‘Joy’
Today, Role Model (Tucker Pillsbury) released ‘Joy‘, via Interscope Records. Listen HERE. This is the second single off his highly anticipated third studio album Chuck Timely & The Hourglass, which will arrive on August 7. Pre-order it HERE. The new track was produced by Mason Stoops & Kane Ritchotte, with additional production by Taylor Mackall. Alongside the release, Role Model also premiered the video for the new track. Watch HERE. Directed by Tucker and William DeSena and co-starring Aidan Delbis (Bugonia), the new video follows two friends on a journey through the desert. As one friend goes out of his way to lift the other’s spirits, their spontaneous adventures unfold through a series of playful, heartfelt moments, and joy between friends.
Role Model also recently announced his upcoming tour, CHUCK ON TOUR — get tickets HERE. The Europe leg kicks off on February 11, 2027 in Berlin and features opener Keni Titus. Tucker is currently on a festival run through the end of the summer. For more information and tickets, please visit his website here.
Today’s new track follows the release of ‘High Hopes 3000’, the debut single off Chuck Timely & The Hourglass, released last month. Listen HERE. Role Model has been teasing the album in unexpected fashion including through his ‘Chuck Timely’ Instagram. Check it out HERE. Today’s song is the second music release since his deluxe album, Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye), was released featuring four additional tracks from his July 2024 album, Kansas Anymore. His sophomore album, featuring the viral sensation, ‘Sally, When The Wine Runs Out’, debuted to rave reviews and currently boasts close to 320 million streams. He topped off the album release when he took the stage at Saturday Night Live to deliver a rendition of his hit track ‘Sally, When The Wine Runs Out’, with surprise guest, Charli XCX, followed by a performance of ‘Some Protector’. Shortly after the album was released, Tucker headed out on his sold out No Place Like Tour around the globe and also joined Gracie Abrams as a special guest on her The Secret of Us Deluxe Tour last summer. Tucker is currently on a festival run through the end of the summer with stops at Primavera, Bonnaroo, Leeds, and more. For more information and tickets, please visit his website here.
Role Model Festival Dates
June 4-6, 2026 Primavera Sound Barcelona, Spain
June 7, 2026 We Love Green Paris, France
June 11-14, 2026 Bonnaroo Manchester, TN
August 28, 2026 Leeds Festival Leeds, UK
August 29, 2026 Electric Picnic Dublin, Ireland
August 30, 2026 Reading Festival Reading, UK
Chuck On Tour Dates
February 11, 2027 Tempodrom Berlin, Germany
February 13, 2027 AFAS Live Amsterdam, Netherlands
February 14, 2027 AFAS Live Amsterdam, Netherlands
February 15, 2027 Forest National Brussels, Belgium
February 17, 2027 Mitsubishi Electric Halle Düsseldorf, Germany
February 19, 2027 Zenith – La Villette Paris, France
February 22, 2027 3Arena Dublin, Ireland
February 24, 2027 OVO Arena Wembley London, UK


About Role Model:
Role Model (Tucker Pillsbury) first made waves with his 2022 debut album Rx, a confessional and genre-blurring pop record that introduced him as a bold new voice in alternative music. With his sophomore album Kansas Anymore, Role Model showcases his evolution as a songwriter and performer with 13 folk-tinged, lyrically driven tracks. Working alongside Noah Conrad, Ian Fitchuk, Scott Harris, and Jonah Shy, he crafted standout pieces including the viral hit ‘Sally, When the Wine Runs Out’, which he performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Following the success of his No Place Like Tour, which sold over 90,000 tickets worldwide, he released a deluxe edition, Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye), featuring four new songs that expand the emotional and sonic scope of the original album. In addition to his musical accomplishments, Pillsbury is stepping into the world of acting with his debut role in Good Sex, the upcoming Netflix film from Lena Dunham, starring opposite Natalie Portman and Mark Ruffalo.

