Buck Meek Announces New Album 'The Mirror' and European Tour Dates
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Buck Meek Announces New Album 'The Mirror' and European Tour Dates

DateJan 07, 2026
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Buck Meek, a celebrated singer-songwriter and member of Big Thief, is gearing up to release his latest full-length record, "The Mirror," and embark on a European concert series.

Unveiling "The Mirror": A New Chapter in Sound

Buck Meek's Anticipated Solo Release

The acclaimed musician Buck Meek, known for his distinctive songwriting and guitar work with Big Thief, has formally announced his forthcoming album, "The Mirror." This new collection of songs is slated for release on February 27, under the 4AD label, marking a significant follow-up to his well-received album, "Haunted Mountain."

"Gasoline" Ignites the Album Rollout

To coincide with the album's announcement, Meek has premiered "Gasoline," the lead single from "The Mirror." The track is accompanied by a visually engaging music video, directed by Noel Paul. The video features the talented musicians who contributed to the album's recording: Ken Woodward, Adam Brisbin, and Jesse Quebbeman-Turley, offering a glimpse into the collaborative spirit of the project.

The Creative Team Behind "The Mirror"

Production of "The Mirror" was expertly handled by James Krivchenia, Big Thief's drummer and a frequent collaborator, at Meek's own log-cabin studio, Ringo Bingo, located in Los Angeles. The album boasts contributions from a diverse array of artists, including guest vocals by Adrianne Lenker, Meek's bandmate in Big Thief, and atmospheric soundscapes crafted by ambient composers Alex Somers and Mary Lattimore, enriching the album's sonic tapestry.

Exploring the Tracks: A Glimpse into the Album's Core

The album features a compelling tracklist:

  • Gasoline
  • Pretty Flowers
  • Can I Mend It?
  • Ring of Fire
  • Demon
  • God Knows Why
  • Heart in the Mirror
  • Worms
  • Soul Feeling
  • Deja Vu
  • Outta Body

Each title hints at the introspective and often evocative themes characteristic of Meek's work.

Buck Meek's European Journey: Live Performances Announced

Following the album's release, Buck Meek will embark on an extensive European tour. The tour kicks off in Miami, FL, before heading across the Atlantic to various cities in Ireland, the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, and Finland. Notable supporting acts for different legs of the tour include Kisser and Germaine Dunes, promising a rich live experience for fans.

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