Haim Returns with “Down to Be Wrong” — A Nostalgic Dive into their New Era

In a whirlwind of exciting news, Haim has unveiled their latest single, “Down to Be Wrong,” alongside the announcement of their upcoming album I Quit, their first in five years. Set to drop on June 20 via Columbia Records, I Quit marks a significant milestone for the L.A. sister trio, promising to infuse fresh energy into their already vibrant discography.

The video for “Down to Be Wrong” features none other than Logan Lerman, known for his role in The Perks of Being a Wallflower. The dreamy visuals open with Danielle Haim serenading Lerman as he sleeps, while Este and Alana comically ransack his hotel room—an engaging blend of vulnerability and mischief that captures the essence of sisterhood. Alana, cigarette in hand, lounges in front of the television, while Este flips through channels, creating a palpable sense of domestic chaos.

This latest track follows their previously released singles “Everybody’s Trying to Figure Me Out,” co-written with Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, and “Relationships.” The buzz around the band has amplified with live performances, including a standout moment at their recent headlining show at Los Angeles’ Bellweather, where social media sensation Addison Rae joined them on stage, bringing an unexpected dance flair to their set.

Haim’s promotional rollout for I Quit has become a nostalgic tribute to early 2000s paparazzi aesthetics, further endearing them to fans. The album will feature 15 new tracks produced by Danielle Haim and Rostam Batmanglij, following their critically acclaimed 2020 album, Women in Music Pt. III.

As they venture into this new chapter, Haim’s “Down to Be Wrong” establishes a captivating blend of humor, intimacy, and unmistakable style, setting the stage for what is sure to be an exhilarating release. Keep your eyes peeled—this trio is just getting started.

Watch the video for “Down to Be Wrong” here.

Written by Rolling Stone