Greg Freeman, the Vermont indie-rock singer-songwriter, is gearing up for a busy year with the release of his new album, All Set the Bone, and an extensive tour across the United States and Europe. This marks a swift follow-up to his critically acclaimed 2022 album, Burnover, produced by the renowned John Congleton. The album's release is set for October 2 via Transgressive and Canvasback, and it promises to be a significant step in Freeman's musical journey.
A Collaborative Effort
Freeman has reunited with longtime collaborators Garrett Linck and Sam Atallah for this project, bringing their unique creative synergy to the forefront. Additionally, he has welcomed new companions, including Joey Sullivan, Carney Hemler, Anna McClellan, and Trinity Ace, who will also be supporting him on tour. This diverse group of musicians contributes to the album's rich and varied sound.
Album Tracklist
The album features 13 tracks, each with its own distinct character:
- Cahokia
- Totaled
- Culture
- Withdrawn
- Indu
- Loser’s Prize
- Hail Mary
- Decade
- Marooned
-Untitled 10
- Next to Nothing
- Costs
- Bury Me the Shovel
Tour Dates
The tour will take Freeman across the globe, starting with a performance at Brooklyn's Union Pool on July 21. He will then head to Europe for several high-profile festivals, including Paredes de Coura, Way Out West, and Green Man Festival. After a brief return to the US for a few shows, he will embark on a more extensive North American tour, visiting cities like Cambridge, Toronto, Chicago, and San Francisco.
Tour Support
The tour will feature a variety of support acts, including Wendy Eisenberg, Robber Robber, Hello Shark, Walker Rider, Trinity Ace, and Touch Girl Apple Blossom. These collaborations add an exciting layer to the live experience, showcasing the diverse talent within the indie-rock scene.
Critical Acclaim and Future Prospects
Freeman's previous album, Burnover, received critical acclaim, and with All Set the Bone, he is poised to build upon that success. The album's release and tour are highly anticipated, and with Congleton's production, it is expected to be a significant release in the indie-rock genre. The tour's diverse lineup and venues suggest a broad appeal, and Freeman's ability to connect with audiences worldwide is a testament to his talent and charisma as a performer.
