Lo Moon Drop New Nostalgic & Hope-Fueling Single “Dream Never Dies” 

Early 2000s Brit rock vibes

LA band Lo Moon have unveiled their latest single and video “Dream Never Dies,” the first new music since their critically acclaimed self-titled debut record. Co-produced by Yves Rothman (Yves tumor, Miya Folick), it’s an ethereal piece smudged with warm melancholia that serves as a time capsule to our younger days when life was simpler. The track comes with a video directed by Michael Bhili (The Killers, Lemon Twigs, etc) where we navigate through a surreal, dreamy world. Hit play:

Speaking of the track, frontman Matt Lowell shared: “As I get older, I’ve become more and more nostalgic about my youth. I had way less anxiety, I didn’t fear losing the people closest to me, or have to face the bigger questions of life. Hope and optimism were just a little bit easier back then. I work hard not to let the complexities of life suck the hope out of me. This song, if nothing else, is a reminder to try my best and not let that happen.”

Lo Moon will be opening for The War On Drugs for their US and Europe tour next year: 

January 19 – Austin, TX – ACL Live 

January 20 – Austin, TX – ACL Live 

January 21 – Dallas, TX – Toyota Music Factory 

January 22 – Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall

January 24 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium 

January 25 – Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle

March 22 – Helsinki – Ice Hall

March 24 – Stockholm – Annexet

March 25 – Stockholm – Annexet

March 27 – Oslo – Sentrum Scene

March 28 – Sentrum Scene

March 30 – Copenhagen – KB Hallen

March 31 – Copenhagen – KB Hallen 

April 2 – Berlin – Verti Music Hall

April 4 – Zurich – Halle 622

April 5 – Milan – Alcatraz

April 7 – Munich – Zenith 

April 9 – Paris – L’Olympia 

April 11 – Birmingham – O2 Academy Birmingham

April 12 – London – O2 Arena

April 14 – Dublin – 3 Arena

April 16 – Leeds – First Direct Arena 

April 17 – Edinburg – O2 Academy

April 18 – Edinburg – O2 Academy 

April 20 – Cologne – Palladium

April 21 – Wiesbaden – Schlachthof

April 22 – Amsterdam – Ziggo Dome

April 23 – Antwerp – Sportpaleis