Yesterday, Shannon & The Clams released their new music video for “Backstreets,” the third single from their forthcoming album Onion (February 16th, Easy Eye Sound) Shannon & The Clams are newly confirmed for 2018’s Panorama Music Festival, which will be held the weekend of July 27th on Randall’s Island in New York City. The band will perform on Sunday, July 29th.

Shannon & The Clams will release their fifth studio album, Onion on February 16th via Easy Eye Sound. The album, produced by The Black Keys front man, Dan Auerbach, at his Nashville studio, finds a finely tuned and tour-tested band stretching out from the 60s-inspired, surf inflected rock that has defined their previous releases, and delves into genres including soul and psychedelic pop. On their new LP, the band explores themes of origin and self-determination, loss and recovery, and the power of community to heal after tragedy. “It’s okay for people to interpret the songs,” Shannon Shaw says. “You can put your own story into it if that helps you heal. I just want people to feel something, whatever it is.”

Shannon & The Clams
Onion
Track Listing

The Boy
It’s Gonna Go Away
Backstreets
If You Could Know
I Never Wanted Love
Onion
Did You Love Me
Love Strike
I Leave Again
Tryin’
Tell Me When You Leave
Strange Wind
Don’t Close Your Eyes

LIve

February 10 /// Vancouver, BC /// Vogue Theatre
February 11 /// Portland, OR /// Crystal Ballroom
February 12 /// Seattle, WA /// The Showbox
February 14 /// San Francisco, CA /// The Fillmore
February 15 /// San Francisco, CA /// The Fillmore
February 17 /// Los Angeles, CA /// The Wiltern
February 18 /// Santa Ana, CA /// The Observatory
February 19 /// San Diego, CA /// The Observatory North Park
February 20 /// Phoenix, AZ /// The Van Buren
February 22 /// Dallas, TX /// Canton Hall
February 23 /// Austin, TX /// Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
February 25 /// Nashville, TN /// Ryman Auditorium
March 22 /// Washington, DC /// 9:30 Club
March 24 /// Philadelphia, PA /// Union Transfer
March 25 /// Boston, MA /// House of Blues
March 27 /// Brooklyn, NY /// Brooklyn Steel
March 28 /// Port Chester, NY /// The Capitol Theatre
March 29 /// Toronto, ON /// Danforth Music Hall
March 31 /// Cleveland, OH /// Agora Theater
April 02 /// Chicago, IL /// Riviera Theatre
April 03 /// St. Paul, MN /// Palace Theatre
April 04 /// Kansas City, MO /// The Truman
April 05 /// Denver, CO /// Paramount Theatre
July 09 /// New York, NY /// Panorama Music Festival