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HYUKOH Announce New Album, 33, First US Tour Dates Since 2019

The new release marks the South Korean indie band's first solo release since 2020, while the U.S. tour dates mark their first stateside shows since 2019. HYUKOH Announce New Album, 33, First US Tour Dates Since 2019 Travis Bland

HYUKOH Announce New Album, 33, First US Tour Dates Since 2019

South Korean indie rock band HYUKOH have announced their upcoming album, titled 33, as their first release on their own label in six years. Additionally, the band has revealed their first U.S. tour dates since 2019. The album, set to drop on November 25th, marks a new chapter for the band, with HYUKOH stating it reaffirms their creative spirit and distinctive musical vision.

The release follows a series of number-themed EPs, including 20, 22, 23, and 24, and features artwork by artist Minjeong An. The band has already released three singles: "Godspeed!" in August, "KoK," and "losing day." They will embark on a 12-date tour across Asia, North America, and the U.K. beginning in spring 2027, starting with a week in the U.S. The band's U.S. leg includes performances in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Knoxville, Chicago, Toronto, and London.

HYUKOH last performed in the U.S. at Coachella in 2019, just a year before their latest studio release, the 2020 EP titled "through love."

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