After releasing the new track ‘I Love You But I’m Lost’ late last year, new-wave legends Tears For Fears are finally gearing up to release their first album in 14 years. As reported by Consequence Of Sound the iconic duo, Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith are currently wrapping up the recording of the album and aim to release it in the fall.
The news was revealed as the band announced the postponing of their upcoming UK and Ireland arena tour due to “unforeseen health concerns”. The dates have since been pushed forward to 2019.
“Tears for Fears apologise to their fans and are extremely sorry for any inconvenience caused. They look forward to working on finishing material for their first new album in fourteen years, with the hope of releasing it this autumn” said the band in a statement.
Tears for Fears have been forced to postpone their forthcoming UK & Ireland arena tour due to unforeseen health concerns and on doctor’s orders.
Tears for Fears apologise to their fans and are extremely sorry for any inconvenience caused.
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— Tears for Fears (@tearsforfears) April 18, 2018
The song ‘I Love You But I’m Lost’ was the band’s first output in 13 years, with Everybody Loves a Happy Ending marking the band’s last studio album in 2004.
