Daryl Hall will release his sixth solo album, D, on Virgin Music on June 21, co-produced by one-time Eurythmics member and fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Dave Stewart, who co-wrote seven of the nine new original songs with Hall penning the other two on his own.
The first single from the album, “Can’t Say No To You” can be listened to HERE, alongside the official music video HERE.
D marks Hall’s sixth solo album, and first since 2011’s Laughing Down Crying on Verve Records. In 2022, Hall released BeforeAfter, featuring a 30-song compilation of all his solo work, from 1980’s Robert Fripp-produced Sacred Songs through 1986’s Three Hearts in the Happy Ending Machine, 1993’s Soul Alone, 1996’s Can’t Stop Dreaming and Laughing Down Crying.
“This album is about getting to my core,” said Daryl. “Break it down to the real thing, have fun, tropical reverie. And, rekindle a musical relationship with a great friend…Call me ‘D.’”
The new album was recorded and mixed at Stardust Studios in Harbour Island, Bahamas. The first single from the album, “Can’t Say No to You,” co-written by Hall and Stewart, will be released on May 3, when pre-orders for the full-length album will start, available on Hall's official merch store and Target.com.
There will also be exclusive vinyl variants, available in silver at independent record stores nationwide, turquoise at Barnes & Noble, and more! Other songs include “The Whole World’s Better,” “Too Much Information,” “Rainbow Over the Graveyard,” “Not the Way I Thought It Was,” “Walking in Between Raindrops” and “Why You Want to Do That to My Head” along with a pair of brand-new Daryl Hall solo tracks, “Rather Be a Fool” and “Break It Down to the Real Thing.” The album is now available to pre-save on all platforms HERE.
On May 9 at 8PM ET, Daryl will appear on the social media celebrity shopping network, Talk Shop Live, to introduce the new album, while his summer tour with Elvis Costello will begin in June in Troutdale, Oregon, running through July.
Daryl Hall/Elvis Costello Tour Dates:
June 2 – McMenamins Edgefield – Troutdale, OR
June 4 – Northern Quest Amphitheater – Airway Heights, WA
June 6 – Remlinger Farms – Seattle, WA
June 8 – Hayden Homes Amphitheater – Bend, OR
June 10 – Mountain Winery – Saratoga, CA
June 12 – Thunder Valley Casino – Lincoln, CA
June 14 – Santa Barbara Bowl – Santa Barbara, CA
June 16 – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre – San Diego, CA
June 18 – Greek Theater – Los Angeles, CA
June 21 – Agua Caliente Casino – Rancho Mirage, CA
June 23 – Fontainebleau – Las Vegas, NV
July 4 – Budweiser Stage – Toronto, ON
July 6 – Ravinia – Highland Park, IL
July 8 – Masonic Temple Theatre – Detroit, MI
July 10 – The Mann Center – Philadelphia, PA
July 12 – Mohegan Sun Arena – Uncansville, CT
July 14 – MGM Music Hall at Fenway – Boston, MA
July 16 – Radio City Music Hall – New York, NY
July 18 – PNC Bank Arts Center – Holmdel, NJ
July 20 – Bethel Woods Center for the Arts – Bethel, NY
July 22 – BankNH Pavilion – Gilford, NH
July 25 – Wolf Trap Filene Center – Vienna, VA
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