Indie rock band Tigers Jaw has revealed details of their upcoming seventh full-length album, 'Lost on You', set for release on March 27, 2026, via Hopeless Records. The announcement includes the lead single 'Head is Like a Sinking Stone', accompanied by a new music video. Produced by longtime collaborator Will Yip, the album aims to capture the band's live energy.
Album Overview
Scranton-based indie rock outfit Tigers Jaw has unveiled 'Lost on You', their seventh studio album. Scheduled for March 27, 2026, through Hopeless Records, the record was produced and engineered by Will Yip at Studio 4 in Philadelphia. The project reflects the band's dynamic live performances, blending their signature sound with fresh elements.
Lead Single and Video
The album's lead track, 'Head is Like a Sinking Stone', originated from a guitar riff by newest member Mark Lebiecki. Vocalist Ben Walsh drew lyrical inspiration from a recurring childhood dream involving a dive into a pool at Nay Aug Park in Scranton. Walsh shared: “When I was a kid I had a strange recurring dream of jumping off the high dive at Nay Aug Park pool in Scranton, and after jumping in, time would just sort of freeze and I’d just be stuck there underwater. The premise was pretty terrifying but the visual of sunshine reflecting on the ripples of water from the perspective of being beneath the surface was always kind of hauntingly beautiful. The chorus lyric sprung from a recollection of that dream and the rest followed. It serves as a kind of reminder to myself that beauty can be found in unexpected situations.”
The single's video incorporates tour footage captured by the band and edited by Ricky Christian, offering fans a glimpse into their on-stage intensity.
Track List
The full track listing for 'Lost on You' includes:
- It’s ok
- Primary Colors
- Head is Like a Sinking Stone
- Anxious Blade
- Baptized on a Redwood Drive
- BREEZER
- Ghost
- Staring at Empty Faces
- Light Leaks Through
- Roses + Thorns
- Lost on You
Pre-orders are now available directly from the label.