The Big Moon have announced their highly anticipated forthcoming studio album, Forever, scheduled for release on Friday, October 30th via Fiction Records. Marking a major return for the acclaimed indie-rock outfit, the record’s unveiling is accompanied by the immediate release of its propulsive lead single, “Gravity.” Built on driving rhythms and rich emotional vulnerability, the new track explores the inescapable pull of unconditional love and the bittersweet passage of time, serving as a powerful introduction to the band’s latest sonic chapter.
On Gravity, the band’s Juliette Jackson states,
At the time I wrote this song, every time I collected my son from nursery he would run and slam into me and give me the biggest hug. I knew it wouldn’t last forever, and I savoured everyone, and this song ended up commemorating that feeling. It’s about a love that you’re never really separated from, just elasticated, ready to snap back together.
In tandem with the album announcement, the group has detailed a massive 8-date UK headline tour set to take place throughout November 2026. The autumn run will see the band performing across the country before wrapping up with a milestone performance on Friday, November 27th at London’s iconic O2 Academy Brixton, marking their largest headline show to date. Fans looking to secure tickets early can gain exclusive pre-sale access by pre-ordering Forever directly via the band’s official channels, ahead of the general public ticket release this Friday, July 3rd at 10:00am BST.
Before embarking on their winter headline run, The Big Moon are slated for a busy festival and outdoor touring schedule over the remaining summer months. The band will be fine-tuning their live set on the road across a series of high-profile outdoor support slots, sharing stages with alt-rock icon Alanis Morissette, pop powerhouse Self Esteem, and conceptual art-rockers Public Service Broadcasting.
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