We are beyond excited to announce Juliana's newest cover project Juliana Hatfield Sings The Police and to share the first single from the album with you. Visit our special pre-order page here for all details.
UK Dates (with the Juliana Hatfield Three)
5/20 - The Prince Albert - Brighton
5/21 - O2 Academy Islington - London
5/22 - Thekla - Bristol
5/23 - The Rescue Rooms - Nottingham
5/24 - CCA - Glasgow
5/25 - Gigantic Festival - Manchester
5/26 - 02 Institute - Birmingham
USA Dates (with full band)
6/18 - Cafe Nine - New Haven, CT
6/19 - World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, PA
6/20 - Rumba Cafe - Columbus, OH
6/21 - Magic Bag - Ferndale, MI
6/22 - Out of Space Summer Concert Series (with Liz Phair) - Evanston, IL *SOLD-OUT*
6/23 - Music Box Supper Club - Cleveland, OH
6/24 - Club Cafe - Pittsburgh, PA
6/26 - Union Stage - Washington, DC
6/27 - Mercury Lounge - NYC
6/28 - Monty Hall - Jersey City, NJ
Buy the latest release from Juliana here.
We're excited to share the second video from Juliana's new album. The video features illustrations drawn by Juliana. Jed Davis - who handled all the Weird artwork - animated, colorized and directed the video. Enjoy!
Weird is out now everywhere on CD, LP, Cassette, Download and Stream.
We're excited to share the first video from Juliana's upcoming new album "Weird."
Read more about the "Lost Ship" video on Vanyaland, who premiered the video earlier this week. Pre-order "Weird" here.
Dragon Inn 3 Pays Homage To '80s & '90s Clichés In 'Backstabber' Video
"Musically, "Backstabber" captures the spiritual bounce and pop of the 1981 classic "Don't You Want Me" by The Human League. The video itself is an homage to everything we loved about John Hughes' movies, MTV videos and Miami Vice." - WXPN World Cafe / NPR Music
Directed by Josh Pfaff and the team at Locke and Stache, "Backstabber" won "Best Music Video" at the NFFTY Festival in Seattle. It is screening at Render Vancouver International Music Video Festival and was also accepted as an official selection for the Austin Music Video Festival.
Led by Philip Dickey (leader of the indie-pop group Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin), Dragon Inn 3 released its full length debut Double Line on American Laundromat Records this summer.
Buzz for Double Line:
"Wonderfully sharp songwriting and tasteful studio craft." - All Music (4 stars)
"80's style neon-lit future pop with big, sugary warm analog synths and a sugared edge" - Bandcamp "New & Notable Release"
"Satisfy your need for saccharine party riffs, steeped in synths." - Grimy Goods
"Dangerously charming and stealing the entire show. The quartet is bringing back sounds that have been missing from pop." - AXS
Double Line is available on CD, LP and Cassette here.
Hello UK Friends! We're happy to announce Juliana Hatfield is coming your way with the Juliana Hatfield Three in May 2019. Check out the dates below.
May 20th Brighton @ The Albert
May 21st London @ O2 Academy Islington
May 22nd Bristol @ Thelka
May 23rd Nottingham @ Rescue Rooms
May 24th Glasgow @ CCA
May 25th Manchester Academy @ Gigantic Festival
May 26th Birmingham @ O2 Institute Birmingham
We were honored to release their sophomore release "Whatever, My Love" 21 years after the trio’s "Become What You Are" debuted on Atlantic Records. With their new album, The Juliana Hatfield Three has in a sense responded to its former directive to "become what you are" by making an album that is exactly what it wants to be, identifiable in its acceptance--and celebration--of the eternally unknowable and unsolvable. We still have a handful of copies available on vinyl here.
Juliana returns with Weird, a new self-produced album of all-originals fast on the heels of her critically-acclaimed "Juliana Hatfield Sings Olivia Newton-John." Weird features 11 brand new songs and drops January 18, 2019. Stream the first single from the album below.
In addition to the 11 new tracks on the album, there are 2 additional new songs on a label-exclusive bonus 7”. Special bundles, vinyl colors, test pressings, and signed copies are available here.
Freda Love Smith (Blake Babies, Sunshine Boys) and Todd Philips (Lemonheads, The Juliana Hatfield Three) each played drums on multiple songs while Hatfield played all of the other instruments (and some additional drums).
Read the album bio by Laura Fisher here.
Today our friends at PopMatters premiered The Safes fantastic "Universal Heartbeat" video from their upcoming 2-song, 7" red vinyl tribute "A Tribute to Juliana Hatfield". Check it out below and be sure to order the 7" here.
“I'm so tickled by The Safes' joyful, lovable versions of my two songs! I think they really captured the essence of what the songs were and still are trying to say which is that there is always hope to be had.” – Juliana Hatfield
Check it Out!
