HAIM Unveils New Album Title “I Quit” and Confirms Release Date
HAIM Unveils New Album Title ‘I Quit’ and Sets Release Date for June
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In a triumphant return to the stage, HAIM has officially announced their upcoming album, titled I quit, set for release on June 20th. This revelation came during an intimate performance at Los Angeles’ The Bellwether on April 23, where the sister trio—Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim—brought an inspired energy that underscored their long-awaited comeback.
As the audience buzzed with anticipation, the screen behind the sisters flashed the words “I quit,” setting the tone for what promises to be a deeply personal and provocative record. Following the show, the band further confirmed the album’s title through their Instagram, sharing a clip that culminated in the now-iconic phrase, “I quit new haim album coming June 20th.”
The reveal was not just a title drop; it was accompanied by a captivating intro video that explored a myriad of themes revolving around letting go and self-liberation. The bold affirmations—“I quit what does not serve me, I quit overthinking, I quit shame, I quit avoiding emotional intimacy”—delivered a resonant message of empowerment and emotional honesty that feels especially timely.
While capturing the honest essence of their recent experiences, I quit boasts production by the beloved Rostam Batmanglij alongside Danielle, highlighting an exciting collaboration that fans are eager to hear. According to a press release, the album comprises 15 new tracks and features artwork shot by acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson, promising a visual aesthetic as compelling as the sonic journey.
During the concert, HAIM debuted two previously unreleased tracks: the poignant “Blood in the Streets” and the raw, confessional “Down to Be Wrong,” which is set to drop this week. Concertgoers were treated to a dynamic setlist that intertwined their newest sounds with nostalgic hits, opening with their latest single, “Everybody’s Trying to Figure Me Out,” and weaving back through classics like “The Wire” and “Forever.” Wrapping up the night on a high note, the sisters closed the show with “Relationships,” marking their first new single since 2020.
In addition to their glowing return to the stage, HAIM’s upcoming touring schedule is shaping up nicely. They have finalizes appearances at both the New Orleans Jazz Festival and Primavera Sound, promising to deliver high-intensity performances that capitalize on their newly honed material.
For those eager to catch HAIM live, tickets for their shows are available now—this is one reunion you won’t want to miss. Not only are they back with fresh tunes, but they’re ready to reclaim their spot as one of the defining voices in today’s pop landscape.
Stay tuned for I quit, and watch this space for further updates as HAIM continues to reveal more about their transformative new era.
