Haim has confirmed their fourth studio album, I Quit, as well as a tour of the UK.
The band best known for hits like Summer Girl and Want You Back will release their fourth album on June 20, with a string of gigs to promote the album set for October. The rock trio will play six shows across the UK, kicking off in Nottingham on October 24. A one-off headline show will also take place on June 27 at Margate Dreamland, marking their first UK show since All Points East 2023. An Instagram post from the group yesterday confirmed the series of tour dates and the album. I Quit will be supported by tour dates across the US and UK between June and October.
A post to their Instagram reads: “THE I QUIT TOUR – head to haimofficial.com/tour for all info!! UK presale Wednesday at 10am local, US presale Thursday at 10am local! General on sale fridayyyy 10am local! SEE U SOON.” Presale tickets for UK dates are on sale as of tomorrow.
Fans who pre-ordered a copy of the album from this link receive access to the presale. A tracklist for I Quit is not yet available, but a list of Haim’s UK tour dates can be found below.
- June 27 – Margate, Dreamland Summer Series
- October 24 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
- October 25 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
- October 26 – Brighton, Brighton Centre
- October 28 – London, The O2
- October 30 – Manchester, Co-Op Live
- October 31 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
The official album and tour announcement comes alongside the release of new song, Down to be Wrong. It follows on from the album’s two previous singles, Relationships and Everybody’s Trying to Figure Me Out. I Quit will feature a total of fifteen tracks and was produced by Rostam Batmanglij and Danielle Haim.
The band are set to perform at Primavera Sound this year along with other acts including Charli XCX, LCD Soundsystem, and Sabrina Carpenter.
Haim’s previous album, Women in Music Pt. III, topped the UK charts upon release. The band were an opening act on several dates on The Eras Tour from Taylor Swift, though they did not release a new song from I Quit until March 5, 2025. They did release the song Home during the tour with Swift, a track which later featured on the Barbie soundtrack.
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